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Northland iwi insist threatened kauri Tane Mahuta in safe hands
12 Jul 2018Northland iwi are insisting that - for now - there's no need to close the walking tracks in the ancient forest home to Tane Mahuta. Conservationists and scientists are calling for tracks in… Read more Audio
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English football fans turn off the TV after loss
12 Jul 2018Paul Jiggins, a football writer for The Sun, was watching the FIFA World Cup with friends in London. Audio
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Football World Cup: English fans stunned by loss
12 Jul 2018Coen Lammers is on the line from Moscow where he's been watching Croatia and England battle it out. One half of the stadium is going nuts, the other half is in a stunned silence, he tells Gyles… Read more Audio
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FIFA World Cup: Dubrovnik parties as Croatia wins semifinal
12 Jul 2018Croatia is through to the final of the Football World Cup. Adriana Weber, a former RNZ reporter, has been watching in Dubrovnik, where the streets have exploded in celebration. Audio
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Markets Update for 12 July 2018
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Trump labels NATO allies 'delinquent'
12 Jul 2018US President Donald Trump has jumpstarted the NATO summit in Brussels this week, by labelling his allies 'delinquent'. NATO summits are usually predictable events, but not with Trump attending. He has… Read more Audio
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Politics holding back criminal justice system - Borrows
The chair of the government's new criminal justice advisory group says politics is holding back criminal justice reform. The Justice Minister Andrew Little has picked the former National MP Chester… Read more Audio
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England v Croatia: Dramatic start to semifinal
12 Jul 2018It's still 1-1 after the first half of extra time in the world cup semi-final between England and Croatia extra time has just started. Reporter Rowan Quinn at The Fox on Auckland's Viaduct. Audio
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Nurses 'excited, staunch' about strike
12 Jul 2018New Zealand nurses have walked off the job in their first strike in decades for better pay and conditions. Picket lines are outside the main hospitals. In Auckland, nurse Gui Restall tells Guyon… Read more Audio
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Sports News for 12 July 2018
12 Jul 2018England and Croatia fans may have no finger nails left by the end of the morning, with the teams heading to extra time after playing out a 1-all draw in their football World Cup semi-final in Russia.
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Tauranga council offers support to Anihera Black
12 Jul 2018Tauranga City Council is offering support to Anihera Black, who has claimed that her late former husband, iwi leader Te Awanuiarangi Black, was a paedophile. After speaking with Mrs Black, the council… Read more Audio
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Tenants call for tougher regulation for rentals
12 Jul 2018Dozens of tenants sick of mouldy, cold and outright dangerous homes are backing a campaign for tougher laws for landlords. The plan's the brainchild of Renters United. Reporter Katie Doyle was at the… Read more Audio
