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Top Stories for Tuesday 28 November 2017
28 Nov 2017Prince Harry and Meghan Markle announce their engagement, We speak to New Zealanders stuck in Bali and update travellers on the latest on the eruption there, and We look at the safety of Civil Defence… Read more Audio
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300 killed in horrific attack on Egypt mosque
27 Nov 2017Egypt has mounted a wave of air strikes against fighters they believe carried out the bombing of a mosque in northern Sinai. More than 300 worshippers were killed on Friday in the attack by militants… Read more Audio
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Traditional Samoan tattooing attracts huge interest
Traditional Samoan hand-tapped tattooing was one of the star attractions at the New Zealand Tattoo and Art Festival in New Plymouth this weekend. Exponents of the ancient art attracted huge crowds at… Read more Audio
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Hundreds march in Queenstown against Sri Lankans' deportation
27 Nov 2017A Sri Lankan family facing deportation are being backed by a local MP and Queenstown locals as they lobby the Government in a last-minute bid to stay. The family moved to New Zealand eight years ago… Read more Audio
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Gisborne rail line realistic - Hawke's Bay authorities
27 Nov 2017Hawke's Bay authorities insist restoring part of the defunct Napier-Gisborne railway line is realistic, even though the scheme is at least a year overdue and no work has been done on it so far. A plan… Read more Audio
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Rail bringing $1.5b in hidden benefits for NZ - study
27 Nov 2017A study commissioned by KiwiRail and the Transport Agency has found rail provides the country with up to $1.5 billion dollars in hidden benefits. The report cites lower traffic congestion, reduction… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 27 November 2017
27 Nov 2017A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Australian science research a boys' club - study
27 Nov 2017A new study points to how Australian science institutions routinely lock women out of research funding. The data shows men have overwhelmingly been the recipients of research grants in engineering… Read more Audio
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Civil Defence hails success of mobile alert test
27 Nov 2017Civil Defence tested an emergency mobile phone alert service on Sunday evening. The service is meant to warn people in selected areas of pending risks such as tsunamis. It says the test was a success… Read more Audio
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Was it a try? League commentators debate Tonga vs England
27 Nov 2017Tonga's hopes of making it to the Rugby League World Cup final were dashed on Saturday night when a late chance to win the game slipped from the hands of star player Andrew Fifita. And while some fans… Read more Audio
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'Garbage everywhere' - Roxburgh locals describe flood damage
27 Nov 2017The Central Otago town of Roxburgh is without drinking water after heavy rain and flooding on Sunday. Roxburgh resident Daniel Prew joins us to describe the damage. Audio
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Roxburgh without drinking water after flash floods
27 Nov 2017The Central Otago town of Roxburgh is without drinking water after heavy rain and flooding yesterday. Stephen Jeffery is a Roxburgh resident and represents the region on the Central Otago District… Read more Audio
