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Puletasi, Ta'ovala to be welcome in Parliament
11 Aug 2017Parliament has the potential to get a lot more fashionable, with changes to the definition of formal wear, allowing Pacific clothing to be worn. Josiah Tualamali'i joins us to explain how it happened.
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Growing risk of water contamination in Canterbury
11 Aug 2017Selwyn District residents were told at a meeting on Thursday there's a growing risk of drinking water in the area becoming contaminated as more dairy cows are farmed in the area. RNZ reporter Conan… Read more Audio
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Kiwi pilot fighting 'enormous' wildfires in Canada
11 Aug 2017New Zealand helicopter pilot Steve Boyce is fighting enormous wildfires in Canada, he tells us he's working in the worst conditions he's experienced in 25 years Audio
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Muncipal water users would be exempt from water charges
11 Aug 2017Some of the biggest multinational bottlers operating in New Zealand would be exempt from Labour's planned water charges. Eva Corlett reports. Audio
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Taranaki seabed decision doesn't set precedent - mining CEO
11 Aug 2017After consent was granted for seabed mining off South Taranaki, Chatham Rock Phosphate mining company chief executive Chris Castle, who's application was recently denied by the Environmental… Read more Audio
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Seabed mining a 'dangerous precedent' - Taranaki locals, conservationists
11 Aug 2017Environmental groups are warning a dangerous precedent has been set, paving the way for more seabed mining in the country's waters. Audio
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'Fire and fury' comment not tough enough - Trump
11 Aug 2017Donald Trump has doubled down on his inflammatory words aimed at Kim Jong Un, as tension grows between Pyongyang and the White House, US correspondent Simon Marks tells us. Read more Audio
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Mixed reaction from residents in Guam on North Korea tension
11 Aug 2017Residents on the island of Guam are frustrated with the local government's approach, saying it isn't taking the threat of missile attack from North Korea as seriously as neighbouring countries. Read more Audio
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'Breathe through your noses' - Shaw to Green MPs
11 Aug 2017The Greens' now-sole leader James Shaw is advising his MPs to keep a level head as passions run high following the sudden resignation of Metiria Turei Audio
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'I'm in negotiations with govt' - Phil Goff hints at rates rise for transport costs
Auckland needs another $1 billion to speed up its public transport projects. The government says it can cover it. Auckland Mayor Phil Goff tells us he's been in talks with the government and has… Read more Audio
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Auckland's transport funding gap widens to $1 billion
11 Aug 2017Auckland's transport funding gap is looking $1 billion bigger as the council and government decide more needs to be done sooner for the quickly growing city. Transport Minister Simon Bridges says the… Read more Audio
