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Goff defends upmarket council housing development
18 Sep 2017Auckland Council's development arm Panuku is seeking approval for 102 apartments and shops in a stylish block in Mt Eden village. The Auckland Community Housing Providers Network says the decision to… Read more Audio
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Top Stories for Monday 18 September 2017
18 Sep 2017Auckland jet fuel crisis: Thousands of passengers stranded, Auckland jet fuel crisis: Govt offers help, South Auckland family face losing leaky home, South Africa reacts to record defeat against All… Read more Audio
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Ngā kupu Māori mo ngā kai o te ata
15 Sep 2017We've reached the end of Māori language week, and Te Manu Korihi chief reporter Shannon Haunui-Thompson joins us to kōrero some kupu and phrases you could use at breakfast time (parakuihi). Read more Audio
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Legal industry needs 'culture change' to diversify
A Supreme Court judge is calling on big law firms to change their corporate culture in order to bring more women into senior positions. Read more Audio
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Driverless cars, 'skidless' roads way of future
15 Sep 2017Advances in the cars we drive is expected to slash the number of road deaths and serious injuries in years to come. But improvements in what we drive on will also reduce the road toll. Audio
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Political opinions on a rush-hour Wellington train
15 Sep 2017Labour has changed its plan to introduce new taxes from working group recommendations in its potential first term after attacks from National. How did everyday people react? RNZ's Jacob McSweeney took… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 15 September 2017
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Māori Parliament celebrates 100-year anniversary
15 Sep 2017Iwi and officials from across the country gathered yesterday to honour the one hundred year anniversary of the Maori Parliament. Audio
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KiwiRail cracks down on worker drug use, experts doubt success
KiwiRail is doubling its drug testing regime from next month. It comes after a railway official who tested positive for methamphetamine put workers at risk on the main trunk line. Read more Audio
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Packhouse worker grills English on minimum wage
15 Sep 2017Bill English was put on the spot at a Gisborne Fruit packing plant yesterday when packhouse worker Robin Lane took on the National Party leader. Robin Lane told the National leader low-wage workers… Read more Audio
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Kaikōura freight trains back up and running
15 Sep 2017Kaikōura has just welcomed the first freight train to the town since November's seven-point-eight magnitude quake. It arrived from Picton at 8am today. RNZ reporter Maja Burry joins us from the… Read more Audio
