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Timaru residents see red over log burner ban
31 Oct 2017Canterbury Regional Council have been warned they face stiff resistance in Timaru over replacing newly banned log burners. The Canterbury Air Plan comes into force today in a bid to tackle air… Read more Audio
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Council, Government urged to help fix facades
31 Oct 2017Wellington City Council isn't saying how long it's prepared to extend a deadline to strengthen the capital's unreinforced facades and parapets. At least half of the 100 building owners who had faced a… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 31 October 2017
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Fairfax regional papers end broadsheet format
31 Oct 2017Fairfax newspapers including the Dominion Post and the Taranaki Daily News will be moving to tabloid size from the middle of next year. Staff have been told all daily newspapers will become compact in… Read more Audio
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EU trade committee chairman discusses NZ trade deal
31 Oct 2017The European Union has pulled way in the race to sort free trade deals with New Zealand and Australia post-Brexit. This week the European Parliament voted to fast-track the free trade deals, with the… Read more Audio
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Dunedin considers kicking out freedom campers
31 Oct 2017Dunedin's councillors will today vote on measures which clamp down on freedom camping in the city. In the past, visitors have been able to use two recreational reserves within the city's boundaries to… Read more Audio
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Ex-FBI assistant director on Trump campaign arrests
Donald Trump's former campaign chief Paul Manafort and a campaign aide have appeared in a Washington court this morning and pleaded not guilty to charges including money laundering. Mr Manafort and… Read more Audio
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Andrew Little to meet Pike families, discuss mine re-entry
31 Oct 2017Labour's Andrew Little will be meeting with Pike River families in the next week to discuss plans for re-entering the mine. He joins us to discuss the plans. Audio
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Shortage of teachers stalling building programme
31 Oct 2017A chronic shortage of people training to become teachers of trades is another hurdle to overcome if Labour is going to be able to build 100,000 new homes. RNZ News has been told this year there are… Read more Audio
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Jian Yang's past 'a matter for him' - Bill English
31 Oct 2017National Party leader and new Leader of the Opposition Bill English joins Guyon Espiner in the Auckland studio to discuss news of former MP Todd Barclay, the past of MP Jian Yang and issues around… Read more Video, Audio
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No need to renegotiate Korea FTA, Parker suggests
31 Oct 2017This week the European Parliament voted to fast-track a free trade deal with New Zealand. The European Union's trade commissioner, Cecilia Malmstrom, says the EU wants to dramatically increase trade… Read more Audio
