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SIS using Auckland CCTV for surveillance
29 Jun 2021The SIS has been using an agreement set up under outdated laws to use CCTV cameras in Auckland to carry out surveillance of people of interest.
It's been going for four years but the Minister in… Read more Audio
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Business News for 29 June 2021
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Waiheke protestors plead not guilty to trespassing
29 Jun 2021Two people have pleaded not guilty to trespassing after being arrested protesting on Waiheke Island. The pair appeared in the Auckland District Court on Monday after occupying the proposed site of the… Read more Audio
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Canada temperatures breaking records
Canada has recorded its highest-ever temperature as the country's west and the US Pacific north-west endure an unprecedented heat wave. A "heat dome" of high pressure parked over British Columbia… Read more Audio
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Weather set to cause havoc around NZ
29 Jun 2021The weather's set to cause havoc across the motu today, as a polar blast sweeps through the country. Snow and ice has already closed some roads in Te Waipounamu - the South Island and huge swells are… Read more Audio
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Bubble pause taking toll for Kiwi trapped in Aus
29 Jun 2021A Wellington woman stuck in Australia says the uncertainty of the whole situation is taking a toll. Shelley Venning, flew to New South Wales to visit her dying father and was due to return last… Read more Audio
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Early Business News for 29 June 2021
A brief update from the business sector. Audio
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Covid-19 forces Cricket Twenty20 World Cup venue change
29 Jun 2021Covid-19 has delivered another bouncer to international cricket - with India forced to forgo hosting rights for this year's Twenty20 World Cup. The tournament will instead by played in the United Arab… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 29 June 2021
29 Jun 2021The SIS is watching - confirmation the spy agency is using Auckland CCTV cameras to keep an eye on people of interest ,he Chinese Embassy hits back at claims spies are infiltrating New Zealand… Read more Audio
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Singer-songwriter Anthonie Tonnon becomes Whanganui underground elevator operator
Singer-songwriter Anthonie Tonnon is the newest operator of New Zealand's only public underground elevator - Whanganui's Durie Hill Elevator.
The 102-year-old lift descends more than 60 metres into… Read more Audio
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Bore trouble forces south Wairarapa residents to limit water use
28 Jun 2021Residents of south Wairarapa are being asked to limit their water use after heavy rain over the weekend resulted in a high level of cloudy water in the bores supplying Greytown and Featherston.
It is… Read more Audio
