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"So much at stake" - referees under fire for RWC performances
2 Oct 2019Referees presiding over Rugby World Cup matches have been taking flak from all quarters. Most of the controversy has centred on tackling -- and the apparent confusion among both players and referees… Read more Audio
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Market Update for 2 October 2019
2 Oct 2019A brief update on the movements in the financial sector Audio
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Skeptics try stop 'psychic healer' from touring NZ
2 Oct 2019The New Zealand Skeptics group is trying to stop a woman who bills herself as a psychic healer from touring New Zealand. The organisation has emailed all the venues booked for the tour of Jeanette… Read more Audio
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Auckland Uni urged to take action on white nationalist material
2 Oct 2019An Auckland University lecturer is urging the vice-chancellor to take action against white nationalist material that is appearing on the campus. A new wave of posters and stickers promoting a recently… Read more Audio
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'Expression of Regret insufficient' - rights advocate
2 Oct 2019The British High Commissioner will deliver an "expression of regret" to Gisborne iwi, for the hara, or sins committed when James Cook and his crew first set foot in New Zealand. The iwi says within… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 2 October 2019
2 Oct 2019New Zealand 400 metre hurdler Portia Bing is in limbo at the World Athletics Championships in Doha. Audio
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RWC: Canada and their fans eager to take on All Blacks
2 Oct 2019The All Blacks take on Canada in their Rugby World Cup pool clash in Oita tonight and while the North Americans have next to no hope of beating the World Champs, their players and fans are relishing… Read more Audio
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Midwives brace for more measles queries
2 Oct 2019Midwives in Auckland are expecting another flurry of queries about measles after two women lost their unborn babies when they contracted the illness. Health authorities confirmed yesterday that five… Read more Audio
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'Doozy' of a hail storm batters Hawke's Bay fruit
2 Oct 2019A severe hail storm battered Hawke's Bay's main fruit-growing area yesterday afternoon, turning some streets white with hailstones. It struck at one of the worst times of the year for growers - when… Read more Audio
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Govt considers scrapping old cars to modernise vehicle fleet
2 Oct 2019The Government is considering paying people to scrap their old bangers in a bid to modernise the vehicle fleet. The average age of cars in New Zealand is just over 14 years old -- in Australia it's 10… Read more Audio
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Aus mining company plays down concerns
2 Oct 2019The Australian company which has approval to buy farmland in Canterbury says it has no immediate plans to mine it. The Overseas Investment Office has signed off on the purchase of more than 31… Read more Audio
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Councils face debt to meet quake-prone building legislation
2 Oct 2019The bill to repair earthquake prone buildings has hit half a billion dollars for local councils across the country. RNZ asked councils how much they had spent, and how much they expected to spend on… Read more Audio
