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Covid-19 cases could easily reach 20,000 - modeller
11 Jul 2022A leading Covid-19 modeller says the latest increase in case numbers across Aotearoa may be the start of a serious wave.
Canterbury University mathematician Michael Plank predicts daily cases could… Read more Audio
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Analysis: All Blacks' historic loss to Ireland
11 Jul 2022Ireland toppled the All Blacks on Saturday night, their first against New Zealand in New Zealand.
The 23 -12 victory was Ireland's third over the All Blacks in the past four years, and saw New… Read more Audio
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Health officials decline plan to train more nurse practitioners
11 Jul 2022Health officials have given short shrift to an unprecedented proposal to boost the numbers of specialised nurses who provide critical support to GPs.
RNZ can reveal all the schools of nursing have… Read more Audio
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How much of other people's breath is in the air you breathe?
11 Jul 2022How much Covid-19 is there in the air you breathe?
A Radio New Zealand investigation spells out how dangerous it is to inhale other people's breath in crowded places.
Data journalist Farah Hancock… Read more Audio
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Weather, employee sickness disrupting flights across NZ
11 Jul 2022Wild weather, employee sickness and engineering issues are continuing to disrupt flights across the country, while airlines and airports face high demand as the school holidays kick off.
Air New… Read more Audio
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Kiribati out of Pacific Islands Forum
The Pacific Islands Forum, begins today and it's already off to a rocky start.
Kiribati - a Micronesian country - has withdrawn totally the forum and won't be attending.
RNZ Pacific news director… Read more Audio
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Pacific Islands Forum off to a rocky start
11 Jul 2022The Pacific Islands Forum begins today and it's already off to a rocky start.
Kiribati - a country in Micronesia - has pulled out at the last minute - re-exposing a rift over the leadership of the… Read more Audio
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Surgeons lament surgery deferrals
11 Jul 2022Surgeons say surgery deferrals have never been so bad and it is likely to get worse as Covid-19 and flu cases climb.
Nearly every public hospital in New Zealand is putting off planned surgeries due… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Prime Minister on skyrocketing case numbers
Covid-19 cases continue to skyrocket.
Yesterday there were 9000 new cases reported, and hospitalisations were up to 662, the highest mark since the fifth of April.
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has… Read more Audio
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Business News for 11 July 2022
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Trucking companies want NZers to pay for rising fuel costs
11 Jul 2022Trucking companies are calling for consumers to pay their fair share when it comes to rising fuel costs.
Road transport operators say the cost of fuel can't be avoided in their line of work, but… Read more Audio
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Early Sports News for Monday 11 July 2022
11 Jul 2022A brief update from the RNZ sports team. Audio
