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Parliament gives police the power to fine window washers
4 Aug 2017Police will soon have the power to move window washers away from intersections and give them instant fines. The MP for Botany, Jami-Lee Ross, says Counties-Manukau police have been asking for powers… Read more Audio
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Window washers say they'll lose their livelihoods if charged
4 Aug 2017Parliament yesterday voted to give police the power to move window washers away from intersections and give them instant fines. Window washers tell Jessie Chiang they're just trying to make a living. Audio
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Turei 'likely' broke the law - law professor
Law professor Andrew Geddis joins us to discuss the legal implications around news Metiria Turei enrolled to vote at the wrong address in the past. Audio
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Crusaders vs Lions: Who'll win the Super Rugby final?
4 Aug 2017This could be a super year for Cantabrians, as the Crusaders take on the Lions in the Super Rugby final on Sunday morning. Rugby reporter Barry Guy tells us who he thinks will win. Audio
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Southern DHB commissioner 'sorry' about 7-month surgery delays
4 Aug 2017The Southern District Health Board commissioner has apologised after 10 prostate cancer patients at Dunedin Hospital had to wait seven months for urgent surgery meant to be done within weeks. Labour… Read more Audio
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Govt to crack down on multinationals' tax avoidance
The government has announced plans to crack down on multinational companies avoiding taxes in New Zealand. Revenue Minister Judith Collins joins us with the details. Audio
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Child rape victims harmed by investigation, advocates say
4 Aug 2017Child advocates say reports that two young girls were raped while living at a state-run house in Upper Hutt last year point to major problems with the handling of complaints. Ruth Hill reports. Audio
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Massive Auckland transport package announced by government
4 Aug 2017The Transport Minister Simon Bridges has confirmed the government will announce a signficant new election year transport package for Auckland. Todd Niall joins us with the details. Read more Audio
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Family fears they'll be on the streets after mother's death
4 Aug 2017A south Auckland family, including a one-month-old baby, fear they will end up on the streets after Housing New Zealand gave them just four weeks to leave their state house. Our social issues reporter… Read more Audio
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Metiria Turei's changing benefit admissions - analysis
4 Aug 2017Green Party co-leader Metiria Turei says she falsely gave an address when she enrolled to vote in the 1993 election so she could vote for a friend. It's the latest revelation as questions surround Ms… Read more Audio
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David Carter defends call to keep fraud report private
4 Aug 2017The $27,000 report at the centre of the Auditor-General's resignation won't be released by the Officers of Parliament committee. The MP in charge, David Carter, joins us. Read more Audio
