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Sweltering commuters endure baking heat in Wairarapa trains
1 Feb 2018Sweating commuters are being holding on to hope as they swelter in baking hot trains while journeying home from Wellington. If the government agrees to major expenditure, it will mean fewer delays and… Read more Audio
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Astronomers, enthusiasts stay up for super moon
1 Feb 2018Astronomers and amateur space enthusiasts across the country stayed up late last night to watch the rare super moon event. Claire Bretherton from the Carter Observatory in Wellington was one of them… Read more Audio
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Storm flooding, king tide closes Tamaki Drive
1 Feb 2018The arrival of ex-tropical cyclone Fehi has brought flooding to Auckland's coastal Tamaki Drive, at the same time as a king tide is expected. RNZ reporter Sally Murphy is at the cordon where the road… Read more Audio
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Call to regulate the 'wild west' dog walking industry
1 Feb 2018The dogwalking industry is booming but that's provoked warnings it is dangerously unregulated. One operator whose own dog was killed by another she was out walking for a customer, says she wouldn't… Read more Audio
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Govt closes loophole allowing damaged car imports
1 Feb 2018The government is finally taking steps to close a loophole that allows vehicles damaged overseas to be sold on the second-hand market without buyers knowing. Almost five years after calls for an… Read more Audio
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Veteran journalist Pat Booth remembered
1 Feb 2018Veteran journalist Pat Booth is being remembered as a reporter who went beyond the call of duty to fight against injustice. He was instrumental in the events that led to Arthur Allan Thomas'… Read more Audio
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International educators react to limits on overseas students
1 Feb 2018The international education sector is pushing back against moves to crack down on the ability on overseas students to get job and then settle permanently in New Zealand. Immigration Minister Ian… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 1 February 2018
1 Feb 2018A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Govt plans may push rents higher - property manager
1 Feb 2018Wellington is on track to reach record high rental prices, and one property manager says proposed plans to scrap letting fees could only make it worse. The government is promising an overhaul of the… Read more Audio
