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New Zealander wins appeal after deportation from Australia
A New Zealander who faced deportation from Australia has had a rare win through an appeals tribunal, which heard he had never been in jail and threw out claims he had been in a violent gang. The man… Read more Audio
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Edgecumble flood report 'pretty disappointing'
4 Oct 2017Edgecumbe residents are this morning still trying to digest the findings of an independent report into the eastern Bay of Plenty's wide-spread flooding in April, after the Rangitaiki river breached… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 4 October 2017
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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How did Australia stop mass shootings?
The horror of a mass shooting has brought about stricter gun control in one country - Australia.
In 1996 when 35 people were killed and 23 wounded in Port Arthur, the Australian government moved… Read more Audio
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Las Vegas: Paddock latest in string of 'lone wolf' shooters
Las Vegas police are continuing to look for a motive behind Sunday's mass shooting. They have been scouring 64-year-old Stephen Paddock's personal and financial history for signals that could help… Read more Audio
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Makeover underway for Moerewa homes
4 Oct 2017Moerewa, near Kaikohe, has embarked on a makeover. Its housing stock is largely desolate - rusting roofs, broken windows, peeling weatherboards. And now there's a new project in the town bringing new… Read more Audio
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Evacuation phase of volcano island exodus winds down in Vanuatu
4 Oct 2017The evacuation phase of the exodus from the volcano island of Ambae in Vanuatu is drawing to a close three days ahead of schedule. More than 11,000 people have been relocated to three nearby islands… Read more Audio
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Auckland property values dip again, regions grow
As Auckland's property growth eases for another month, the regions are continuing to grow. Latest figures from property valuation company QV show Auckland values have dipped zero point six percent… Read more Audio
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Hastings fire: Community supports victim's whanau
4 Oct 2017Flaxmere councillor Henare O'Keefe tells us his community is offering support and helping the family of a 10-year-old fire victim. The boy died in hospital yesterday morning after Monday's suspicious… Read more Audio
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Auckland less Pākehā, old attitudes slow to change
4 Oct 2017Auckland's population is rapidly becoming less Pākehā and more diverse - and ethnic communities say attitudes need to change with it. The latest official projections show that within 16 years… Read more Audio
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Civil Defence sorry for midnight notifications
4 Oct 2017Civil Defence has apologised for mistakenly sending smartphone test alerts in the early hours of Wednesday morning. A message sent at 1.32am on Wednesday read: "This is a test message for the… Read more Audio
