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Covid-19: Junior doctors want change to ADHB visitor policy
Junior doctors are demanding that the Auckland District Health Board go back to the drawing board again over its hotly debated visitor policy.
Following criticism by nurses, staff and patients, on… Read more Audio
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High winds force Darfield High to close
Wind in Canterbury is affecting travel, work, and now study with Darfield High among many mid-Canterbury schools closing for the day.
Its principal Andy England spoke to Corin Dann. Read more Audio
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Canterbury man's power out due to wind
10 Sep 2021Strong gales have brought down trees and powerlines in the central South Island and lower North Island overnight and 10 wildfires are burning in North Canterbury.
Greg Wilkinson is from Peel Forest… Read more Audio
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Extreme wind fans wildfires in Canterbury
10 Sep 2021The South Island Fire Service is currently responding to six fires caused by extreme wind in Canterbury.
The strong gales have also brought down trees and powerlines in the central South Island and… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 10 September 2021
10 Sep 2021We're in for good finish in the third and final T20 international between the White Ferns and England at Taunton. Audio
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Politics professor reflects on 9/11 impact
It has been 20 years since the 9/11 attack.
University of Otago politics professor spoke to Corin Dann to reflect on the fallout from 9/11 and the legacy of the 20-year war on terror. Read more Audio
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9/11 memories still strong 20 years later for survivors
The attacks on 9/11 permanently altered the New York City skyline and remains a painful scar on the nation's collective consciousness and changed the way we lived and travelled.
Much has changed over… Read more Audio
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New York remembers 9/11 20 years on
Twenty years ago, New Zealanders woke to the news that America was under attack.
The skies were clear and blue one minute, then full of debris, fire and absolute chaos the next, when 19 militants… Read more Audio
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'New York had come to a standstill': Former RNZ reporter remembers witnessing 9/11
Twenty years ago, New Zealanders woke up to news of the 9/11 attacks in the United States.
Nineteen militants associated with the Islamic extremist group al Qaeda had hijacked four airplanes and… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Vaccine passports getting closer, but questions remain
Vaccine passports proving a person's immunisation status are expected to be in place around the turn of the year. It's unclear if the digital document will be for more than just international travel… Read more Audio
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LynnMall attack: Terrorist tried to give up residency in 2018
The terrorist who stabbed shoppers at an Auckland supermarket tried to give up his New Zealand residence three years ago.
Former immigration minister Michael Woodhouse says it was another missed… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Calls for all Spanish Pfizer haul to go to Auckland
10 Sep 2021People on the vaccination frontline in Auckland want all 250,000 of the government's bonus Pfizer doses to come to the city.
The extra doses from Spain have brought in to tide the country through… Read more Audio
