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Jacinda Ardern: Text and Photos - full valedictory
Prime Minister’s farewell speeches are rare events. We have photos, video and the full transcript of Jacinda Ardern’s valedictory address.
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Indigenous groups in NZ, US fear colonisation as AI learns languages
When US tech firm OpenAI rolled out Whisper, a speech recognition tool offering audio transcription and translation into English for dozens of languages including Māori, it rang alarm bells for many…
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Traumatised skydiver recounts details of fatal Muriwai jump
A person on the jump that claimed Sarah-Jane Bayram's life has spoken for the first time about the accident and hit out at the official investigation into her death.
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Pike River Mine: Bernie Monk hails decision to release legal documents to families
Families of those who died in the coal-mine explosions in 2010, will soon be able to see the documents that led to health-and-safety charges against the mine's chief executive being dropped.
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High Court to release judgment for families of Pike River disaster
The Pike River families are expected to be allowed access to documents showing why health and safety charges against former chief executive Peter Whittall were dropped, and a compensation payment was… Audio
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Judge orders secrecy to protect geckos and skinks at centre of court case
New Zealand geckos can fetch thousands of dollars on the international market.
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Court allows fishing industry to keep data out of public arena
Fisheries groups and the government will be allowed to keep commercially sensitive information out of the public domain at a forthcoming court case.
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Democracy on the cheap: Skint Parliament to turn off the radio
After years of trimming budgets and doing things on-the-cheap to make ends meet Parliament’s secretariat has hit the budget wall and plans to end radio broadcasts. It’s a symptom of MP's fear of… Audio
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Democracy on the cheap: Skint Parliament to turn off the radio
After years of trimming budgets and doing things on-the-cheap to make ends meet Parliament’s secretariat has hit the budget wall and plans to end radio broadcasts. It’s a symptom of MP's fear of…
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Accessibility NZ Bill hits Select Committee
The government says its Accessibility for New Zealanders Bill which is now before a select committee will remove significant barriers for people with disabilities living independently.
The Council of… Audio
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Che-Fu: Return of the Navigator - Part 1
When Che-Fu released his 2nd album Navigator it charted new territory for New Zealand Hip Hop. Its seamless blending of reggae, RnB and Hip Hop telling real life experiences reflected a truly Pacific… Audio
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Donald Trump accused of multi-party conspiracy over 6 Jan attack
The congressional panel investigating last year's attack on the US Capitol has accused former President Donald Trump of a "multi-part conspiracy" to overturn his election defeat.
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Signed 'arrogant prick' transcript sold for more than $100,000, but the story doesn't end there
Yesterday on The Panel, Wallace spoke to ACT leader David Seymour about the sale of the 'arrogant prick' transcript he signed alongside Jacinda Ardern. The slice of political memorabilia was sold on… Audio
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The Panel with Mark Sainsbury and Jo McCarroll (Part 2)
Today on The Panel Wallace and panellists Mark Sainsbury and Jo McCarroll discuss Inland Revenue's plan to keep a sharper eye on the "appropriateness" of tax deductions claimed by self-employed… Audio
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"Pricks front and centre" in prostate cancer fundraiser
Audio 22 Dec 2022The transcript of the moment Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern was caught calling ACT leader David Seymour an "arrogant prick" in Parliament has sold for $100,100 on TradeMe. Signed and framed, it was put… Audio
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The Panel with Boopsie Maran and Steve McCabe (Part 1)
Today on The Panel Wallace and panellists Boopsie Maran and Steve McCabe discuss recreational drug testing, changes to the design of Dunedin's new hospital after the budget ballooned, and the result… Audio
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Ardern's 'arrogant prick' insult raises more than $100k for charity
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern's muttered insult about ACT leader David Seymour has raised more than $100,000 for the Prostate Cancer Foundation through an online auction.
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Putin orders security agencies to step up surveillance of Russians and borders
Russia's president has ordered the strengthening of the country's borders as well as the identification of traitors and saboteurs.
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Week in Politics: Prickly end to year in Parliament
Analysis - Labour gets a warning from Hamilton West, ministers are told to take a hard look at their spending and the prime minister gets headlines for a remark she didn't think anyone heard.
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Likely cause of Bromley wastewater plant fire revealed
The report was released to RNZ under the Official Information Act.
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Ardern, Seymour to auction 'arrogant prick' remark for prostate charity
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and ACT leader David Seymour are teaming up for charity after she was caught calling him an "arrogant prick" in Parliament. Audio
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Lawyer Sue Grey apologises to judge after being stood down for contempt of court
Prominent anti-vaccination lawyer Sue Grey has been released from custody in Nelson after earlier being stood down by a judge for contempt of court.
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Ukraine war: Putin tells Russian soldiers' mothers he shares their pain
"We share your pain," Russian President Vladimir Putin has told a group of mothers of Russian soldiers who have been fighting - and some of whom have been killed - in Ukraine.
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China's Xi confronts Canada's Trudeau at G20 over media leaks
Chinese President Xi Jinping has criticised Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in person over alleged leaks of their closed-door meeting at the G20 summit.
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Musk tells Twitter staff: opt in for 'long hours' or take severance pay
Elon Musk sent a message to Twitter Inc staff telling them they had to decide whether they wanted to stay on at the company to work "long hours at high intensity" or take a severance package.
