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Police union says not enough cops for every burglary
30 Aug 2016Police say they'll now investigate every burglary but there are claims that will lead to other offences not being investigated fully. Audio
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Early Business News for 30 August 2016
30 Aug 2016A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio
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Black Caps improve against South Africa
30 Aug 2016After a disastrous first innings the Black Caps have come back with a strong performance against South Arica overnight. Audio
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Survey of Unitec staff finds extremely low morale
30 Aug 2016Staff at Auckland's Unitec say a staff survey finding massive dissatisfaction and low morale is no surprise and demand changes to the way the polytechnic is being run. Audio
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Top Stories for Tuesday 30 August 2016
30 Aug 2016Police investigate a brawl involving a hundred high school students outside a KFC in Mangere. We ask a criminologist and the police union about the impact will be on fighting other crime if police are… Read more Audio
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Skateboarding programme aims to help young Tongans
An American is trying to help troubled youths in Tonga by getting them into skateboarding. Audio
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Unwanted roosters being dumped on Waikato roadsides
29 Aug 2016Unwanted pet roosters are being dumped on Waikato roadsides and reserves. We talk to Fiona Taylor of the Waikato Poultry and Pigeon Club. Audio
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Maori doctors say Ministry of Health racism costing lives
29 Aug 2016Māori doctors and health advocates say they are battling institutional racism in the health sector that is costing people's lives. Audio
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New Zealander living in Australia fed up, moving home
New Zealanders who've been living in Australia for up to ten years say they're reaching breaking point with the lack of support and discrimination forcing many to head home. Audio
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Trump under fire for softening on immigration
It's been a rocky weekend for Donald Trump after he was accused of softening his hardline stance on undocumented immigrants. Audio
