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The gulls making a menace of themselves in Christchurch
Gulls are pooping on Christchurch cafés, and no one knows what to do. Audio
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Broadcaster taken off air for remarks on tennis champion
Sports reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe spoke to Lisa Owen about a broadcaster being taken off air indefinitely after making a remark about Wimbledon tennis champion Barbora Krejcikova and Christchurch… Audio
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Gulls turning Christchurch's New Regent street into eyesore
Gulls are well known for swooping in and flogging food off your plate or picnic and now they are making a complete menace of themselves in Christchurch's New Regent street. Local businesses are being… Audio
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Man on trial for murdering Yanfei Bao warned over questioning of witnesses
Tingjun Cao is representing himself in the trial and was warned by Justice Lisa Preston about the relevancy and repetition of his questions.
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Trump's victory could throw wrench in climate talks
NZ will argue at COP29 for oil-rich companies to join a climate finance fund - but any future US contribution could be in question. Audio
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Mapu Maia opens first South Island branch
Pacific mental health and addiction service Mapu Maia has opened its first South Island branch in Christchurch. Caleb Fotheringham reports. Audio
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Australia beat NZ in Fast5 Netball World Series final
Australia pipped New Zealand at the Fast5 Netball World series in Christchurch on Sunday night with a 34-30 win in the final. Sports reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe spoke to Alexa Cook. Audio
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Is this the most diverse school in New Zealand?
Knighton Normal School has 730 pupils. A third are from different countries, coming from 75 ethnicities. What makes it work?
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Push for cleaning up drink-filled streets
The father of a student who died at an overcrowded flat party is calling for the alcohol industry to help make Dunedin safer.
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Australia and Malaysia step up social media accountability
Mediawatch - Scams, spam, and disinformation and defamation still circulate on social media platforms that make little effort to counteract them. Will new laws help?
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Rugby league Kiwis v PNG: What you need to know
The unthinkable happened last weekend when the Kiwis went down to Tonga in one of the greatest league test matches of all time.
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More than 10,000 Kiwi properties could be uninsurable as risk grows
Thousands of homes could be left unprotected in the coming years as new research points to a looming insurance crisis because of climate change.
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Rugby league Kiwis Ferns v Australia: What you need to know
Kiwi Ferns v Australia Jillaroos Kickoff: 3:50pm, Sunday 10th November CommBank Stadium - Sydney Live blog updates on RNZ Sport In a fierce trans-Tasman match up that's become as closely...
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Ladi6 celebrates self-transformation on single 'Alofa'
After time away from the music industry, the Samoan-Kiwi soul queen is back with a brand new single and nationwide tour. Video, Audio
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What's the right summer music festival for me?
Hitting multiple festivals isn't practical for a lot of Kiwis, and picking the right one can feel intimidating. Here's RNZ's guide to help pick the perfect summer gig.
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Pacific Waves for 9 November 2024
Audio 9 Nov 2024Pacific leaders congratulate Donald Trump and commit to working with his incoming administration; Samoa Citizenship Bill passes through Committee of the Whole House; Pacific mental health and… Audio
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Pacific mental health service opens in Christchurch
Audio 9 Nov 2024Pacific mental health and addiction service Mapu Maia has opened its first South Island branch in Christchurch. Audio
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Pacific Waves for 09 November 2024
Podcast episode — 08 November 2024In Pacific Waves today: Pacific leaders congratulate Donald Trump and commit to working with his incoming administration; Samoa Citizenship Bill passes through Committee of the Whole House; Pacific mental health and addiction service opens in Christchurch; Tonga are hoping to repeat their 2019 heroics when they meet Australia in the final of the Pacific Rugby League Championship on Sunday.
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Business is blooming at family focused peony farm
Podcast episode — 08 November 2024Flower picking and packing for export is in full swing at Prebbleton Peonies near Christchurch.
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Business is blooming at family focused peony farm
Picking, grading and packing for export is in full swing at Prebbleton Peonies near Christchurch. Most of the large, fragrant flowers are flown daily to Japan, the United States and Europe. Audio
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In the pink - keeping peonies all in the family
Flower picking and packing for export is in full swing at Prebbleton Peonies. Most of the large, fragrant flowers are flown daily to Japan, the US and Europe.
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Netball: Fast5 Ferns to embrace risk taking rule changes
Teams from Australia, Jamaica, England, South Africa, and Uganda are in Christchurch for this weekend's annual tournament of the shorter, fast-paced version of the game.
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Not detective's job to investigate gun possession before fatal police shooting, court hears
A detective who visited Joel Buckley five months before he died said it was not his job to investigate whether he still had possession of a military-style rifle.
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Why do people get their houses hand-drawn?
Josh Currie is keeping the "dying art" of architectural hand-drawing alive with commissioned illustrations of New Zealand homes and buildings. Audio
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Christchurch Engine Centre to get $250 million expansion
It will allow the introduction of new GTF engine repair and maintenance, and permit work done overseas to now be done in New Zealand.
