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  • England take home Women's Six Nations crown again

    News
    Sport
    28 Apr 2024
    Captain Marlie Packer of England celebrates with the WXV1 trophy

    England ran in six tries to clinch a sixth successive Women's Six Nations title with a 42-21 victory over hosts France.

    England take home Women's Six Nations crown again
  • Rugby Radar: Wrapping the weekend

    News
    Sport
    19 Mar 2024
    Ireland’s Finlay Bealham and Calvin Nash celebrate winning the 2024 Six Nations.

    RNZ looks over the biggest moments, statement performances and all the water cooler chat from the weekend's rugby around the globe.

    Rugby Radar: Wrapping the weekend
  • A plan to hike parking fees for over-sized SUVs and utes

    News
    World environment
    13 Mar 2024
    29 January 2024, North Rhine-Westphalia, Dortmund: A Land Rover Defender drives over an obstacle course in an exhibition hall. From 29 January to 4 February 2024, Dortmund's Westfalenhallen will host "Jagd und Hund", Europe's largest public trade fair for hunting enthusiasts according to the organizers. From hunting weapons to outdoor and loden clothing to night vision devices and high seats: Suppliers of hunting equipment from 39 countries will be presenting their new products there. Photo: Federico Gambarini/dpa (Photo by FEDERICO GAMBARINI / DPA / dpa Picture-Alliance via AFP)

    The mayor of Yarra says they are dangerous, burn through fossil fuels and are quite simply too big for the city's winding, narrow streets. Audio

    Australian city's plan to hike parking fees for over-sized SUVs and utes
  • Far North dog attack death: Accused granted bail

    News
    New Zealand court
    18 Dec 2023
    Abel Wira, who is accused of owning the dogs that mauled Neville Thomson in Panguru last year, is flanked by security guards in the Kaitāia District Court. Photo: RNZ / Peter de Graaf

    A man accused of owning the dogs that killed a friend has been granted bail after initially being locked in the cells for refusing to follow court instructions.

    Far North dog attack death: Accused granted bail
  • Election candidates locked for hotly contested Rangitata seat

    News
    Politics Local Democracy Reporting
    19 Sep 2023
    Rangitata electorate's National Candidate James Meager and Labour incumbent Jo Luxton.

    Last election Labour's Jo Luxton swung Rangitata from blue to red for the first time ever - this year, the seat is set to be hotly contested by National again.

    Election candidates locked for hotly contested Rangitata seat
  • 'You can't flog a dead horse' - Frontline staff criticise health plan

    News
    New Zealand Local Democracy Reporting
    7 May 2023
    Middlemore Hospital

    A doctor from Auckland's Middlemore Hospital said while diverting patients and resources sounded "good in theory", there needed to be staff available to deliver that plan.

    Winter health plan fails to address worker shortages, burnout, frontline staff say
  • McDonald suppression order 'pointless'

    News
    New Zealand
    29 Aug 2014
    Aaron McDonald.

    The Sensible Sentencing Trust says a decision by a High Court judge to suppress details surrounding a murder and rape during a sentencing, was unusual and pointless. Audio

    McDonald suppression order 'pointless'
  • Academic awarded grant to research 200-years of Samoa's history

    News
    Pacific
    26 Nov 2013

    An Auckland University academic has been awarded funding to research a key period of Samoa's history, from 1800 to 2000. Associate Professor of the Centre for Pacific Studies, Damon Salesa,...

    Academic awarded grant to research 200-years of Samoa's history
  • Former engineer and territorial soldier returns to Defence with art

    News
    New Zealand
    7 Dec 2018
    Former Defence Force soldier Grant Philip uses his mouth to produce paintings like this one after he an accident at 18 left him a tetraplegic.

    A difficult life-changing injury is not holding back a former territorial soldier from a passion of painting. Video

    Former engineer and territorial soldier returns to Defence with art
  • Deadly 6.1 earthquake hits Philippines

    News
    World
    23 Apr 2019
    Rescue workers search for survivors in a collapsed Chuzon Super Market in Porac, Pampanga, after a powerful earthquake hit northern Philippines on April 22, 2019.

    At least eight people are dead after a 6.1 magnitude earthquake on the Philippines' main island of Luzon, with officials fearing dozens could be trapped in the rubble of a collapsed commercial…

    Deadly 6.1 earthquake hits Philippines
  • Rodeo events 'inherently cruel' Martinborough protesters say

    News
    New Zealand Wellington Region
    2 Feb 2019
    No caption

    Animal rights activists have staged a protest outside a Martinborough bull ride, calling it animal cruelty.

    Rodeo events 'inherently cruel' Martinborough protesters say
  • Look back on RNZ's live coverage of Nelson fire, day 7

    News
    New Zealand Civil Defence
    11 Feb 2019
    Wakefield update screengrab. 11.2.19

    Wakefield residents are to be allowed to go home today, effective immediately, civil defence says. Video

    Live updates on Nelson fire, day 7
  • Halberg Awards: Shot putter Tom Walsh takes top award

    News
    Sport
    22 Feb 2019
    no caption

    Shot putter Tom Walsh has been named the supreme winner at the Halberg Awards in Auckland.

    Halberg Awards: Shot putter Tom Walsh takes top award
  • Four-year term would help oust 'useless' local politicians - councillor

    News
    New Zealand
    13 Aug 2020
    Nelson teen mayoral candidate Rohan O'Neill-Stevens.

    Nelson City Council has today agreed to back a remit to Local Government New Zealand that the electoral cycle for councils be extended from three to four years.

    Young councillor says four-year local government term would help oust 'useless' councillors
  • Guy Fawkes: Caution urged amid hot and dry conditions

    News
    New Zealand weather
    5 Nov 2019
    A small firework is set off on a street.

    People planning their backyard Guy Fawkes parties tonight are being warned to be extra careful because of the fire risk from high winds.

    Guy Fawkes: Caution urged amid hot and dry conditions
  • Williamson back as Ferguson debuts for Black Caps

    News
    Sport
    15 Nov 2019
    Kane Williamson

    Kane Williamson has been passed fit and is joined by fast bowler Lockie Ferguson in the 15-player Test squad announced for series against England and Australia.

    Williamson back as Ferguson debuts for Black Caps
  • Interim rugby league body being considered in Tonga

    News
    Pacific Tonga
    27 Apr 2021
    Tonga perform the haka before facing Australia in 2019.

    An interim management body could be established as to run the affairs of Tongan Rugby League in the lead-up to the World Cup later this year.

    Interim rugby league body being considered in Tonga
  • Utes big ticket items at Fieldays 2021

    News
    New Zealand Country
    16 Jun 2021
    Fieldays 2021 at Mystery Creek, near Hamilton.

    Thousands of farmers flocked to the first day of Fieldays today, where vehicle dealers were keen to make hay while the sun shines by selling the traditional farm vehicle - the ute.

    Utes big ticket items at Fieldays 2021
  • Two people charged with 'obtaining by deception' in NZ First foundation investigation

    News
    New Zealand Politics
    29 Sep 2020
    Winston Peters at an election campaign event in Taupō, 17 Sept 2020

    The Serious Fraud Office has filed a charge of 'obtaining by deception' against two people following its investigation into the New Zealand First Foundation.

    Two people charged with 'obtaining by deception' in NZ First foundation investigation
  • Police fail to act on farm theft

    News
    Rural Country
    14 Sep 2015
    Dairy farmer Philip Thomas, who had his four-wheeler stolen just metres from his milking shed

    A Waikato farmer who had his quad bike stolen says he's gutted the police have done little about it.

    Police fail to act on farm theft
  • Breeder confident of sheep's safety

    News
    Rural Country
    11 Jun 2015
    Livestock carrier NADA - pictured at an earlier berth in Port Adelaide

    A Canterbury sheep breeder who has stock on board a major live shipment to Mexico says she has no concerns about the animals' safety.

    Breeder confident of sheep's safety
  • Clark relieved, Sir Ray 'gutted' charity concert canned

    News
    New Zealand Auckland Region
    26 Jul 2018
    General view of Eden Park.
Pakistan tour of New Zealand. T20 Series.2nd Twenty20 international cricket match, Eden Park, Auckland, New Zealand. Thursday 25 January 2018. © Copyright Photo: Shane Wenzlick / www.Photosport.nz

    Former Prime Minister Helen Clark says she feels an "enormous sense of relief" that an application to hold a concert fundraiser for Sir Ray Avery's baby 'lifepod' incubators has been withdrawn. Audio

    Eden Park withdraws Sir Ray Avery charity concert application
  • Strong showing for female authors at book awards

    News
    New Zealand arts
    16 May 2018
    Pip Adam

    Women authors have taken out all but one of the country's top literary honours at the Ockham New Zealand Book Awards.

    Strong showing for female authors at book awards
  • Federer playing down Australian Open favouritism

    News
    Sport
    14 Jan 2018
    Roger Federer

    Playing his pension card, Roger Federer is refusing to accept title favouritism as he prepares to defend his Australian Open crown and land an astonishing 20th grand slam singles crown.

    Federer playing down Australian Open favouritism
  • Sport: Rugby League World Cup organisers back PNG to deliver

    News
    Pacific Papua New Guinea
    21 Jul 2016
    The Rugby League World Cup.

    Rugby League World Cup organisers are confident Papua New Guinea will be an excellent host during next year's tournament.

    Sport: Rugby League World Cup organisers back PNG to deliver
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