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Retailers to face new govt on GST for small online items
2 Oct 2017New Zealand retailers say they will challenge the new government to pick up a plan the previous one left dangling, to collect GST on lower value imported goods. Retail New Zealand says the government… Read more Audio
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Fifth title in six years for All Blacks
2 Oct 2017New Zealand celebrated their fifth Rugby Championship in six years on Saturday, beating the Pumas, in Argentina, 36-10. Although there's still one round of the competition to go, the Springboks can… Read more Audio
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Error gives half town's votes to Māori Party
2 Oct 2017Residents of a 'true-blue' South Island farming community are breathing a sigh of relief after finding out it was a voting error that placed over half the town's votes with the Māori Party.
The… Read more Audio
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Children no longer to start school on fifth birthday
2 Oct 2017The Kiwi tradition of children starting school on their fifth birthday will come to an end at some schools next year. The schools have opted into the cohort entry system introduced by a law change… Read more Audio
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Markets Update for 2 October 2017
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Taranaki gas field to last decades more than thought
2 Oct 2017A hearing starting in Taranaki today could breathe new life into the halting quest for oil and gas off the coast of Taranaki. It could further invigorate the 38-year-old Maui gas field, which was… Read more Audio
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Did damaged Auckland fuel pipeline hit tourism?
2 Oct 2017Auckland's fuel crisis is over - just in time for the school holidays - with the lifting of jet fuel restrictions at the country's biggest airport over the weekend. Audio
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Hundreds of Catalonia voters injured
2 Oct 2017About 800 people have reportedly been injured as police used force to try to block voting in Catalonia's independence referendum. The Spanish government has pledged to stop the poll that was declared… Read more Audio
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Barcelona voter describes violent scenes
2 Oct 2017Emergency officials say close to 800 people have been injured when police used force to try to block voting in Catalonia's independence referendum. The Spanish government has pledged to stop the poll… Read more Audio
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Intercepting emails wasn't 'anti-democratic' - council boss
2 Oct 2017Horowhenua District Council chief executive David Clapperton, who was recently revealed to intercept staff emails, says there was nothing anti-democratic about it as he was protecting staff from… Read more Audio
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Trump undercuts Tillerson on Twitter over N Korea
2 Oct 2017US President Donald Trump has taken to Twitter to claim that Secretary of State Rex Tillerson is "wasting his time" trying to negotiate a diplomatic solution on the Korean Peninsula. Mr Tillerson is… Read more Audio
