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Marsden Point Waitangi claim ongoing as refinery shuts
29 Nov 2021Patuharakeke hapu say any confiscated land damaged by the Marsden Point oil refinery should be cleaned up before its returned.
The Poupouwhenua land grab in the 1840s is a primary grievance in the… Read more Audio
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Animal shelter expects to be busy ahead of Covid-19 Christmas
29 Nov 2021A charity caring for pets affected by family violence is preparing for even more animals to be sheltered in the lead-up to Christmas.
A steep increase in family violence is expected as end-of-year… Read more Audio
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More women on boards key to more women in senior management
29 Nov 2021Want to see more women in senior management at work? Then start by having more women on your board.
New research from University of Otago finds that the more women on a board, the better the… Read more Audio
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Covid-19 infiltrates Breakers bubbles
29 Nov 2021
The New Zealand Breakers are asking for their NBL season game opener to be postponed, because several members of their wider team - including coach Dan Shamir - have caught Covid-19.The game was… Read more Audio
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Marae makover breaths new life into Taranaki pā
29 Nov 2021A multi-million dollar marae makeover is breathing new life into one of Taranaki's most celebrated pā sites.
Two whare - one of them more than 100 years old - have been lovingly restored in phase one… Read more Audio
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Counselling for perpetrator of online abuse but not for victim
A young woman who was the victim of online sexual abuse was left for months without any mental health support, while the perpetrator of the crime was getting counselling as part of his rehabilitation.
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Fishery body camera trial starts
29 Nov 2021Some Wellington Fishery Officers are decked out with body cameras in a trial programme to keep them safe on the job.
Officers can turn on the cameras when they are concerned for their safety, after… Read more Audio
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Apartment living deemed not safe for Covid-19 isolation
29 Nov 2021The potential spread of Covid-19 in apartments, particularly ones without windows that open, is raising alarm.
The Ministry of Health has released specific guidance for sick people self-isolating in… Read more Audio
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National Party leadership: contenders do the numbers
29 Nov 2021National MPs' phones have been running hot over the weekend as the top contenders for the Party's leadership try to get the numbers to secure them the top job.
Former leader Simon Bridges, new face… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for monday 29 november 2021
29 Nov 2021Auckland's Covid outbreak looks to have peaked - but the drop in cases could be short lived. The new Covid variant Omicron is creeping closer to New Zealand, as Australia confirms cases in New South… Read more Audio
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The Black Caps batsmen must defy history to get the win against India
29 Nov 2021The Black Caps batsmen must defy history on the final day if they're to beat India in the first test at Kanpur.
New Zealand will need to score 280 more runs on a deteriorating wicket to break a… Read more Audio
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Slip destroys rail line and sacred Māori whenua
29 Nov 2021A huge slip along the mothballed rail line between Gisborne and Wairoa has destroyed sacred Māori whenua and dashed hopes of the railway being reinstated.
The slip has come after recent flooding, and… Read more Audio
