Navigation for Station navigation
-
Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
10 Jun 2022We cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Read more Audio
-
Europe's 'largest ever' land dinosaur found off England coast
10 Jun 2022The remains of Europe's largest ever land-based predator - a 10-metre long dinosaur - have been discovered near England's south coast.
Palaeontologists say the prehistoric bones have surfaced because… Read more Audio
-
Black Sticks squad named for Commonwealth games
10 Jun 2022Only four players from the Black Sticks women's hockey team who won gold at the 2018 Commonwealth Games have been named in the squad for the looming title defence in Birmingham.
But if a team of… Read more Audio
-
Sustainable diet could include meat - Beef and Lamb NZ
10 Jun 2022Political leaders from around the world are gathered in Germany this week for the Bonn Climate Change Conference.
The climate campaign group Plant Based Treaty wants to see the conference endorse a… Read more Audio
-
Smokefree researcher given top accolade
10 Jun 2022A leading researcher into achieving smokefree targets has been given a top accolade.
Otago University professor Professor Janet Hoek has been awarded the 2022 Critic and Conscience of Society Award.
… -
England confident ahead of second test against NZ
10 Jun 2022England's players say Brendon McCullum has made a profound impact as their new Test coach and that confidence levels are bubbling heading into the second Test against New Zealand starting tomorrow.
… Read more Audio
-
How far away is a universal coronavirus vaccine?
Vaccine researchers are increasingly interested in the pursuit of a universal coronavirus vaccine that is resistant to all variants.
University of Auckland vaccinologist Helen Petousis-Harris spoke… Read more Audio
-
Red thunderstorm warning lifted for Kāpiti, Masterton, Wairarapa
10 Jun 2022The red severe thunderstorm warning has lifted for Kāpiti, Masterton and Wairarapa, but no one is clear of the danger yet.
A watch is still in place for much of the country.
MetService meteorologist… Read more Audio
-
Government proposes change to Māori roll
10 Jun 2022The Government is proposing to change electoral law to allow Maori voters to switch between the general roll and the Māori roll to any time.
At the moment, Māori voters can only switch every five… Read more Audio
-
Tikanga meant Wellington man's family could not let him be cremated, cousin says
10 Jun 2022Tommy Murray died suddenly last week in a Naenae gym.
He was 54, a father and grandfather who wore a mataora - a full facial moko.
His Northland whanau forcibly took his body for burial at his… Read more Audio
-
Local Government Minister defends co-governance model
10 Jun 2022As New Zealand edges closer to overhauling the way it manages water, the Local Government Minister is defending the co-governance model of sharing decision making with iwi.
Legislation paving the way… Read more Audio
-
Anti vaccination mandate pressure caused Napier City main library closure
10 Jun 2022E-mails reveal the Napier City Council bowed to pressure from anti-vaxxers, closing most of its main library earlier this year over complaints they couldn't use it.
Instead the council set up a… Read more Audio
