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Waikato DHB data could be shared after ransomware - expert
A cyber security expert warns the cyber attack on Waikato District Health Board could lead to patients information being shared on a website.
The attack appears to be a type of ransomware called… Read more Audio
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Early Business News for 19 May 2021
A brief update from the business sector. Audio
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Kiwibank economist would love to see house prices fall
KiwiBank's chief economist Jarrod Kerr says he would love to see both house prices and rents fall.
The Finance Minister Grant Robertson yesterday signaled that the brunt of the Government's housing… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Wednesday 19 May 2021
A cyber attack on Waikato DHB leaves surgery paitents in the dark The Government is dampening down expectations of any major new housing measures in tomorrow's Budget Victims of revenge porn aren't… Read more Audio
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Samoa election: Court clears way for FAST victory, but battle not over
18 May 2021Samoa's Supreme Court has cleared the way for the new FAST party to form a government but the fight for power is not over yet.
The court threw out the Head of State's decison to call a second… Read more Audio
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Ministry of Education praised Hutt Valley High maintenance two years after it was warned about conditions
18 May 2021Documents show the Education Ministry praised Hutt Valley High School for being well maintained and "in good shape" just two years after it was warned classrooms were being run down.
Five hundred… Read more Audio
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Amnesty International wants change to asylum seeker detainment
18 May 2021Amnesty International is accusing the New Zealand government of violating the human rights of some asylum seekers by detaining them alongside criminals - often for months or even years.
A report… Read more Audio
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Hostile weather biting across the country
18 May 2021Hostile weather is biting the country this week, with forecasters issuing heavy snow warnings today for the deep south of the country.
At the same time, there are severe gale warnings in place for… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 18 May 2021
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Leaky homes owners take cladding supplier to court
18 May 2021A class-action lawsuit by owners of leaky homes against the building materials supplier James Hardie is underway in the High Court in Auckland.
More than 1000 people accuse the company of selling… Read more Audio
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Tourism industry representative on immigration changes
18 May 2021The government has tourism in its sights as it embarks on what it calls a once-in-a generation reset of the immigration system.
It says the country has got to move away from its reliance on a… Read more Audio
