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India tunnel collapse: Rescuers to drill from top to reach 40 trapped men
Efforts to rescue the workers trapped inside a collapsed tunnel in northern India have been expanded to include drilling down from the mountain top.
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India rescuers work to save 40 workers trapped in collapsed tunnel
Rescuers drilled about one-third of the way into the debris of a collapsed highway tunnel in India by Friday morning to reach 40 workers trapped inside for five days, officials said.
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First images revealed from 'dark Universe' mission
Europe's Euclid telescope begins its quest to map the cosmos and reveal its missing components.
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Chinese alarm after second gym collapse in Heilongjiang province kills three
Chinese people have expressed alarm online after another gymnasium collapsed in the north-eastern province of Heilongjiang, the second in months.
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Former Vogelmorn Bowling Club now a trailblazing community cultural centre
An annual Spooky Disco means Halloween proves the busiest day of the year for a community and arts centre established on the green and surrounding buildings of a former bowling club in the Eastern… Audio
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'Support us': Tikopians call on neighbouring countries for help post Lola
Almost three quarters of all houses have been destroyed or damaged on the remote Solomon Islands of Tikopia in the aftermath of ex-Tropical Cyclone Lola.
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Matthew Hyde: 'Singing is the only freedom'
Matthew Hyde, lead singer of Kiwi metal band Beastwars, tells Music 101 how nurse training and snowboarding have helped him learn to relax. Audio
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Cyclone Lola batters remote Tikopia in Solomon Islands - disaster office confirms
A remote island in Solomon Islands has sustained serious damage after it was hit by Cyclone Lola at its highest strength as a category five system.
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Australia of the mark at Cricket World Cup
Five-time champions Australia injected some life into their moribund World Cup campaign with a comprehensive five-wicket victory over Sri Lanka.
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Canterbury farming family donates equivalent of 12,000 meals
Audio 10 Oct 2023Meat The Need facilitates donations of meat and milk from farmers to food banks across the country. Shrimpton's Hill Herefords from Cave is among farmers supporting the initiative and has donated the… Audio
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Temporary fix to 'pretty significant' landslide expected in one week - permanent repair expected to be pricey
Engineers have been assessing a massive landslip that's cut off more than 1500 residents from Gisborne, unless they want to take a significant detour. The slip has swept away a section of Tiniroto… Video, Audio
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'I cannot supply you a team at this time' - Flood rescue teams pulled back over pay dispute
RNZ can reveal Auckland, Northland, Nelson and Whakatāne were without the extra water rescue help during widespread floods in May.
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Singapore Airlines refunds passenger who complained about farting dog
A Kiwi couple sat next to a farting, snorting bulldog on an international flight earlier this year have finally been thrown a bone. Audio
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US explorer freed from one of Turkey's deepest caves
Mark Dickey is brought out after getting trapped in the Morca Cave for more than a week when he fell ill.
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A yum cha feast for Aotearoa history
News 11 Sep 2023While we were all busy learning to make sourdough in lockdown or finally caving in and downloading TikTok, Bev Moon was busy knitting. Audio
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A Yum Cha feast for Aotearoa history
Audio 10 Sep 2023While we were all busy learning to make sourdough in lockdown or finally caving in and downloading TikTok, Bev Moon was busy knitting. Audio
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US cave explorer trapped in Turkey will be out 'within several days' - governor
A team of rescuers are ready to start moving an American cave explorer trapped more than 1000 metres underground in southern Turkey.
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Watch: 'Think about the children' police say following new Tom Phillips arrest warrant
Police remain concerned for the welfare of the missing Marokopa children following Tom Phillips' new arrest warrant after being linked to a bank robbery in May.
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Rugby World Cup: Tamaiti Williams discovers WWI relative in France
The All Blacks have a tradition of visiting World War I graves whenever they are on French soil, and last week was no different.
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Conservationists surprised at high number of rare bats in Fiji cave
Finding the endangered Pacific sheath-tailed bat requires a good eye, torches and a lack of phobias. Audio
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Largest discovery of endangered bats found in Fiji
Largest discovery of endangered bats found in Fiji. Audio
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Thousands of endangered bats found in Fiji
Australian researchers have found thousands of endangered bats roosting in a cave on a remote Fijian island. Experts previously believed the bats' population was only in the hundreds. Siteri Tikoca is… Audio
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Pacific news in brief for August 29
A round-up of news in breif from around the region.
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Colin Monteath: Erebus, ice and fire
Mount Erebus is an ultra mountain and the planet's southernmost volcano. Sheathed in ice, with hundreds of ice caves and a lava lake, its name is synonymous with the tragic 1979 air accident. Polar… Audio, Gallery
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Abbey Caves death: Rāhui could be extended as wider debate on access continues
A rāhui was put on Abbey Caves until the end of August following Karnin Petera's death, but the closure may be extended as it sparked a wider debate about access to caves around the district.
