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Nashville Babylon 24 December 2022
On this week’s Christmas Eve edition of Nashville Babylon Mark has reggae from Susan Cadogan, soul from Wilson Pickett and the Temptations, Merry Clayton covering Neil Young, plus live tracks from Tom… Audio
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Residents furious over millionaire's massive fireworks display
Rural Queenstown residents are concerned about the effect of a massive private New Year's fireworks display on their animals.
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ANZ-Roy Morgan confidence survey shows sharp skid in sentiment
A third confidence survey in two days has shown sentiment in the economy and households plunging off a cliff.
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Government makes changes to farm-level emissions pricing plan
After a huge outcry from farmers, the government has made some changes to its proposal to price agricultural carbon emissions.
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Dettori announces one last year in the racing saddle
Italian jockey Frankie Dettori, who has ridden more than 3,300 British winners, says 2023 will be his final year in the saddle.
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The Year in Detail: 2022
Natural disasters, economic turmoil, and injustices in the justice system - The Detail recaps the big stories from this year. Audio
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The Year in Detail: 2022
Natural disasters, economic turmoil, and injustices in the justice system - The Detail recaps the big stories from this year.
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'The industry is in mourning': Young jockey dies after collision at Ashburton Raceway
Apprentice jockey Megan Taylor has died after falling from her horse during a race this afternoon.
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Winter Olympians and Black Ferns feature in Halberg nominations
76 nominations have been made for the 2022 Halberg Awards.
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Hamilton West by-election: National's Tama Potaka cruises to victory
National candidate Tama Potaka is heading to Wellington as the new MP for Hamilton West after winning today's by-election.
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Horse racing moved after track vandalised
New Plymouth Raceway fears damage to its horse racing track could cost hundreds of thousands of dollars to repair.
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Candidates go all-out in bid for votes in Hamilton West by-election
It is crunch time for the two front-runners in the Hamilton West by-election with voting set to end at 7pm tomorrow.
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Flame of Hope rouses competitor spirit at Special Olympics
The Special Olympics Flame of Hope arrived in Hamilton this morning to mark the start of the games.
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Mayors welcome govt splurge on climate-friendly transport projects
New bus stops, routes and cycleways are on the cards for 46 local councils around the country, as the government announces $350 million in funding for transport projects. Audio
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First Aid Kit
From the same land and culture that gave us that most rigorous of movie directors, Ingmar Bergman, as well those super troupers ABBA, come the Söderberg sisters, Johanna and Klara, and their band… Audio
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Disability sector facing critical staffing crisis and calling for more carers
The disability support sector says it's facing a critical staffing crisis for support workers, with higher paying hospital roles making it impossible to retain staff.
And young people living with a… Video, Audio
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25 Years of Country Life - Avonstour Farm
Organic farmer John Earney has been hosting WWOOFers on his Taranaki farm for ten years. "Willing Workers on Organic Farms or World Wide Workers on Organic Farms but I say willing workers because if… Audio
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25 Years of Country Life - Avonstour Farm
Organic farmer John Earney has been hosting WWOOFers on his Taranaki farm for ten years. "Willing Workers on Organic Farms or World Wide Workers on Organic Farms but I say willing workers because if…
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St John scouting for therapy pets programme
St John is scouting for more than 100 volunteers for a very special programme, and it's pretty fussy about who will qualify. For starters, volunteers are assessed for their temperament - and their… Video, Audio
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Life for children in Ukraine, help from Aotearoa
Margie Macalister visited Ukraine in September and recounts her time there and how they managed to bring a bit of joy to the children so affected by the Russian invasion. Audio
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Offender back to jail for armed robbery of same dairy 13 years later
In 2009, as a teenager, Alistair McFarlane robbed the Mosgiel Mini Mart of $350. Thirteen years later he robbed the same dairy of $3455.
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Cost of living troubles stretch animal shelters
Rescue shelters are being pushed beyond their limits with a record number of sick and malnourished animals being abandoned.
The rising cost of living has many people struggling to even make ends meet… Video, Audio
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Owner of horse euthanised with 'horrific' injuries angry at lack of action on fireworks
The owner of a horse that had to be euthanised after suffering serious injuries while trying to escape backyard fireworks is angry there is nowhere to report the death.
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Wheels on the beach go round and round
When it comes to driving on beaches, some want vehicles banned, some want tougher rules - and others just want a free for all. Audio
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Wheels on the beach go round and round
When it comes to driving on beaches, some want vehicles banned, some want tougher rules - and others just want a free for all.
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