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Businesses left all at sea over restart of foreign travel
Opinion - The lack of a road map to help businesses know when borders might reopen is one critical failure of Budget 2020, Brigitte Morten writes.
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Political commentators Mills and Morten
Political commentators Stephen Mills and Brigitte Morten talk about the expectations of a nation as the Prime Minister is about to announce when we move to alert level two, also a look ahead to… Audio
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Political commentators Jones & Morten
Neale Jones and Brigette Morten join Kathryn to discuss the political fallout from Covid-19. Neale Jones was Chief of Staff to Labour Leader Jacinda Ardern, and prior to that was Chief of Staff to… Audio
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Political commentators Mills & Morten
A mix of the political stories making recent headlines, including the marijuana referendum, a ban on overseas donations and Kris Faafoi's apologises over an immigration case. Stephen Mills is the… Audio
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Leon Jayet-Cole inquest: Mother adamant she never saw abuse
The mother of 5-year-old Leon Jayet-Cole - who died in 2015 - remains adamant she never saw him being abused.
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French Polynesia's dog meat trade complex issue - animal group
Dog meat consumption in French Polynesia reflects a complex cultural and geographic situation, says an animal protection group in Tahiti.
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Bardot decries dog meat trade in French Polynesia
The Brigitte Bardot Foundation has written an open letter to the French High Commissioner in Tahiti urging him to stop the illegal trade and consumption of dog meat.
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Political commentators Morten and Williams
Brigitte and Mike join Kathryn to discuss the New Zealand First conference over the weekend, how the coalition dynamics are working, the most recent political polls and whether there's further… Audio
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Opinion: Govt staff likely shell-shocked after past week in Parliament
If you were a government staff member this week, you would be feeling a little shell-shocked, writes Brigitte Morten.
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Rail crossing death: Teen wearing headphones didn't hear train
An Auckland teenager struck by a train and killed was listening to music on his headphones as he went for a run, a coroner has found.
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Brazil's Bolsonaro rejects Amazon fire aid over 'insults'
Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro has ruled out accepting a G7 offer of aid to fight fires in the Amazon rainforest unless he gets an apology from his French counterpart, Emmanuel Macron.
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Opposition's early release of policies plays useful function
Opinion - The opposition announcing its alternative policies this far out from an election has its advantages and disadvantages, writes Brigitte Morten.
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Coroner warns about LPG heaters after 94yo's death
A coroner reporting on the death of a 94 year-old Christchurch man has issued a warning about LPG heaters in homes, saying his death could have been avoided.
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Faulty LPG heater killed Christchurch man
A coroner is warning of the dangers of gas heaters after investigating the death of a 94-year-old man in Christchurch.
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Kit POWELL: III. Na Maui te Ahi a te Ao, from Four Maui Legends
Patrick Barry (clarinet) with New Zealand Symphony Orchestra, Hamish McKeich (conductor) Recorded 26 July 2019, Michael Fowler Centre, Wellington by RNZ Concert for 2019 NZ Composer Sessions Video, Audio
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Child died after discharges: 'I believed she was going to be okay'
The inquest into the death of 2-year-old Hineihana Sosefina Mausii has heard a child in her condition would almost certainly not be discharged from Dunedin Hospital now.
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Six songs that were banned from the radio
There's nothing like pop music to get the "squares" riled up. There have been plenty of controversies around music and Simon Sweetman has a taste of what's caused a stir on the radio airwaves. Audio
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Opinion: Ardern can take a few lessons from Labor's defeat
Opinion - The leadership visits are more interesting in that they serve as a spotlight on the two countries - politically, and on policy issues, writes Brigette Morten.
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TOP down? Can the party survive in-fighting and mud-slinging?
Former leader Gareth Morgan says members are 'grovelling, compromising political aspirants' - and that's the least of his successor Geoff Simmons' problems. Can he rescue the party from itself? Video
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Opinion: National plays strong hand over politics jackpot
Opinion - National has played its hand strongly over the release of Budget information, undermining the key narrative that the Budget was all about wellbeing, writes Brigitte Morton.
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Opinion: In Aus polls are the loser, personality politics the winner
Australia's election shows again that people are more interested in who they can trust rather than what they will deliver, and that you can't rely on polls to tell you what to do, Brigitte Morten writ…
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Political commentators Mills & Morten
A closer look at the zero carbon bill, the terms of the cannabis referendum and the impending primary and secondary teachers strike. Stephen Mills is the executive director of UMR Research and former… Audio
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Politics with Mike Williams & Brigitte Morten
A look at the Government's transformation agenda, and how that is tracking, welfare, CGT and more. Also, a leaked paper on the cannabis referendum and ongoing speculation on the security of Simon… Audio
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Paris summit, the impending Budget and Aussie election polls
Political commentators Brigette Morten and Stephen Mills join Kathryn to discuss next month's summit in Paris to combat social media violence, the importance of the upcoming Budget and how the Aussie… Audio
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Review - Red Joan
Judi Dench plays a retired physicist accused of giving nuclear secrets to the Russians in Red Joan, reviewed by Dan Slevin. Video, Audio
