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Work begins on bringing building down - 61 Molesworth St
22 Nov 2016Power and gas supplies are being turned off as demolition begins on the ten-storey building at 61 Molesworth Street which was central Wellington building damaged in last week's quake. Audio
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All Roman Catholic priests allowed to forgive abortion
22 Nov 2016Pope Francis is allowing all Roman Catholic priests to forgive abortion. He gave priests that power during the recent Holy Year of Mercy, but has decided to grant it permanently. Audio
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Quake after-effects disrupt exams
22 Nov 2016As all schools now reopen for exams, last week's earthquakes are continuing to disrupt end-of-year NCEA exams Audio
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Mt Lyford residents given limited access to their village
22 Nov 2016Just when NZTA officials will reopen the inland route to Kaikoura remains unclear and frustrated Mt Lyford locals can't understand why. Audio
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Tsunami funding call an "unreasonable criticism" - Government
22 Nov 2016The Govt is told to take advice from scientists as Geonet makes another push for 24/7 monitoring. Read more Audio
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Labour maintains opposition to tax cuts
22 Nov 2016The Labour leader says with growing debt and funding cuts, the government can't look at tax cuts, even if they're set to help low and middle-income families. Read more Audio
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Kaikōura businesses robbed of their golden summer
22 Nov 2016Restaurateurs and hoteliers in Kaikoura are trying to stay positive but say the quakes have robbed them of a long-awaited golden summer. Read more Audio
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Trampers mystified after two men found dead on Wairarapa trail
22 Nov 2016Experienced trampers say they are mystified over what caused the deaths of two men found dead on a Tararua ranges track yesterday. South Wairarapa tramping club president Ed Cooke describes the route… Read more Audio
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Morning Markets for 22 November 2016
A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Mossie repellent feature
A couple who left behind busy corporate lives in the UK for the good life in Motueka have found themselves reining in a small business that's become more successful than they imagined it might. Audio
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