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Markets Update for2 December 2021
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Covid-19: Government warned Waitangi cancellations just the beginning
2 Dec 2021Waitangi Day commemorations have been cancelled for 2022.
The Government is being warned that the calling off of events is just the start, with Northlanders fearful of what Covid-19 will bring to… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Claims frontline MIQ staff left out meetings
2 Dec 2021A union and a hotel worker say MIQ facilities are not as secure as they could be because frontline staff are being left out of health and safety training and meetings.
They say that's preventing… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Immunologist on virus in children
2 Dec 2021Covid-19 vaccinations for children age five to 11 are coming, but not until next year.
It looks likely shots will be available for that age group from the end of January.
Of the current delta… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Nelson Mayor on school cases
Two Nelson primary schools have closed after staff members tested positive for Covid-19. One person at Enner Glynn School returned a positive result yesterday and had been infectious since Monday… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 2 December 2021
2 Dec 2021The Black Caps spinner Ajaz Patel will get the opportunity to play for the first time at the Mumbai cricket stadium he grew up near when New Zealand take on India in the second Test starting tomorrow.
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Covid-19: 'Nerdcore' vaccination rap released
2 Dec 2021If you're sick of Christmas music already, here's a new track to keep you... entertained?
'Vax the Nation' by Dr Joel Rindelaub and Randa is a new "nerdcore" rap song.
It features cameos from some… Read more Audio
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Motueka's first set of traffic lights ready to go
2 Dec 2021Motueka moves to a new traffic light system today - no, not THAT one, but the old -fashioned version with traffic and pedestrian signals.
The new system, a first for the South Island town, is part of… Read more Audio
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Study looks into where Wellington would shake most
2 Dec 2021The depth of the sedimentary basin beneath Wellington is the reason there was so much shaking and damage in parts of Wellington during the 2016 Kaikoura Earthquake.
That's the finding of a new study… Read more Audio
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Covid-19: Iwi health providers vaccinating most vulnerable
2 Dec 2021Iwi health providers are going right into the heart of Gisborne's most vulnerable communities to get the city's whānau vaccinated.
The Tairāwhiti region is the lowest fully vaccinated region in the… Read more Audio
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Foreign Affairs Minister on sending Defence Force, police to Solomon Islands
2 Dec 2021New Zealand will deploy Defence Force and police personnel to the Solomon Islands to help in the regional effort to restore order in the capital Honiara.
The island nation has been roiled by civil… Read more Audio
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Ghislaine Maxwell trial hears from alleged victims
2 Dec 2021Ghislaine Maxwell's trial has reached its second day in New York.
The court has heard from one of the alleged victims, a woman who says she was sexually assaulted by Jeffrey Epstein.
The prosecution… Read more Audio
