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Whitebaiters feel unfairly targeted by govt
14 Aug 2019Whitebaiters on the West Coast are worried they're being unfairly targeted by the government as it attempts to bring in tighter rules around indigenous freshwater fish. The bill would stop some… Read more Audio
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Booze battle: Councillor takes bottle store to High Court
14 Aug 2019A councillor is ramping up a fight against a bottle store in Flaxmere by taking it to the High Court. Hastings District councillor Henare O'Keefe was among local leaders and kaumatua who opposed the… Read more Audio
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Alcohol abuse 'costs $7.8b a year', yet no action
14 Aug 2019Public health experts have heard that alcohol abuse is costing the country $7.8 billion a year, and yet barely any action is being taken. A seminar organised by Alcohol Action New Zealand in… Read more Audio
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‘We're still part of the community' - Inmates want right to vote
14 Aug 2019Inmates at Auckland Women's Prison at Wiri are backing calls for prisoners get the right to vote back. The Waitangi Tribunal has told the government it should urgently repeal the ban and the Justice… Read more Audio
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Prime Minister en-route for 50th Pacific Islands Forum
14 Aug 2019Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is travelling to Tuvalu for this year's Pacific Islands Forum, where climate change is top of the agenda. Political Reporter Yvette McCullough will be on the trip. Corin… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 14 August 2019
14 Aug 2019A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Moriori hope treaty settlement will finally dispel myths
14 Aug 2019Moriori leaders hope a settlement with the government will bust the myths that circulate about Moriori. The Moriori people of Rekohu, or the Chatham Islands, have initialled their Deed of Settlement… Read more Audio
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Locals near major intersection say it's like a 'war zone'
14 Aug 2019People living near a major Waikato intersection say it's like living in a war zone. It's the intersection of State Highway One and State Highway 29 at Piarere, south of Cambridge. Traffic congestion… Read more Audio
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Census info ‘better than previous censuses’ - James Shaw
14 Aug 2019In the wake of the 2019 census botch-up, there are concerns it could take decades for the public to regain trust in statistics. Statistics Minister James Shaw is allaying those fears, saying officials… Read more Audio
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Iwi concerned census botch-up will affect funding for Maori
14 Aug 2019The country's biggest iwi says the botched 2018 census has left Maori without accurate data, which will affect how much government funding iwi can get. Stats New Zealand has admitted it's failed Maori… Read more Audio
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Hong Kong protests: More violence as police and protesters clash
14 Aug 2019There have been more violent scenes in Hong Kong with riot police clashing with protesters at the airport this morning. Chaos reigned in the departure lounge, where police used pepper spray against… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 14 August 2019
14 Aug 2019The New Zealand pole vaulter Eliza McCartney has delayed her return to competition by a week. Audio
