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Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
2 Feb 2018It's Friday so we cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
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What can NZ learn from US opioid crisis?
2 Feb 2018A forensic pathologist is warning the New Zealand health community to learn from the American opioid crisis before it's too late. In an article published in the New Zealand Medical Journal, Dr Paul… Read more Audio
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Locals fear airbase water contamination behind illnesses
2 Feb 2018The Defence Force face prosecution for contaminating groundwater with toxic chemicals used in fire-fighting foam. It has admitted the chemicals have leached into soil and water near bases at Ohakea… Read more Audio
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Weather: Otago farmer delighted by downpour
While yesterday's rain has been the cause of chaos in some parts of New Zealand, in other parts, it's been a blessing. Farmers in Otago and Southland are rejoicing as the heavy rain has finally marked… Read more Audio
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Greens co-leadership contest begins - analysis
2 Feb 2018The contest for the Green Party's co-leadership gets underway in earnest today with nominations opening for the job left vacant when Metiria Turei resigned amid a benefit fraud contoversy. Marama… Read more Audio
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Jacinda Ardern starts five days in Waitangi
2 Feb 2018Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern starts her five day trip to Northland with a meeting with iwi leaders on Friday. Ms Ardern along with some of her cabinet ministers will hold a hui with the Iwi Chairs… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 2 February 2018
2 Feb 2018A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Abuse victims hope Royal Commission will bring closure
2 Feb 2018Robert Epere was a young teenager when he ended up in state care at the Kohitere Boys Training Centre in Levin in the 1970s, where he was abused. He talked to RNZ political reporter Mei Heron. Audio
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State care abuse survivors welcome inquiry
2 Feb 2018The Royal Commission of Inquiry into historical abuse in state care hopes to begin hearing submissions by the middle of the year. It will cover state run institutions like child welfare homes… Read more Audio
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Lorde's Israel scrap: NZ activists surprised at suing
Two New Zealand activists who urged Lorde to cancel her concerts in Israel says they were surprised when they were told an Israeli legal group was suing them. Read more Audio
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Govt ticks off first 100 days - political analysis
2 Feb 2018In its first major test, the government has managed to largely tick off the list of actions it promised to take in its first 100 days. Saturday marks the deadline. Labour produced an ambitious 100-day… Read more Audio
