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Blight or boon - Lumsden debates expanding free camping
8 Aug 2017Freedom campers in the Southland town of Lumsden are making the place look like a refugee camp, Lumsden Motel owner Brian Ross told RNZ's Ian Telfer. Audio
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China forces home dozens of suspected fraudsters from Fiji
The mass deportation of more than more than 70 suspected online fraudsters from Fiji to China is being called a violation of Fiji's jurisdiction and sovereignty by human rights advocates. RNZ… Read more Audio
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Indian businesses charging students up to $20k for jobs, visas
8 Aug 2017Indian business owners are illegally charging foreign students $20,000 or more for jobs that will get them work and residence visas. RNZ education reporter John Gerritsen has the details. Read more Audio
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Jacinda Ardern's first week as Labour leader
8 Aug 2017After a turbulent political week that saw Jacinda Ardern become the new leader of the Labour Party, Ms Ardern talked with Susie Ferguson about the effects of the latest Green Party conflicts. Read more Video, Audio
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Child found alone by cleaners in Vulnerable Children office
8 Aug 2017A child was found by after-hours cleaners at a Ministry for Vulnerable Children office in Takapuna last week after social workers forgot about him, one worker told RNZ's Phil Pennington. Audio
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Green Party in conflict - Jane Patterson's analysis
8 Aug 2017The Green Party is in disarray after the shock announcement by two MPs that they have lost confidence in Metiria Turei. RNZ political editor Jane Patterson broke the story on Monday. She joins us now… Read more Audio
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'I thought we had an agreement' - James Shaw says protesting Green MPs must go
8 Aug 2017Greens co-leader James Shaw defends his call to expel MPs Kennedy Graham and David Clendon, after they threated to quit the party if Metiria Turei doesn't stand down. Read more Audio
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Greens in unprecedented chaos after two MPs ask Turei to go
8 Aug 2017Kennedy Graham and David Clendon are likely to be suspended from the Green Party caucus and potentially expelled from the party after declaring no confidence in Metiria Turei's leadership. They spoke… Read more Audio
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Business News for 8 August 2017
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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Indian businesses illegally 'sell' jobs to foreign students
8 Aug 2017Some Indian business owners are illegally charging Indian foreign students 20-thousand-dollars or more for jobs they can use to gain residence in this country. Audio
