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The Panel with Zoe George and Damien Venuto Part 1
Audio 8 Aug 2025Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Zoe George and Damien Venuto. To begin, the unemployment rate has been top of mind this week, reaching its highest since 2020. Meanwhile… Audio
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Nearly 12,000 children under five in Gaza have acute malnutrition, says WHO
The World Health Organization says it's supporting Gaza's four malnutrition centres, but that supplies of baby formula and nutritional foods are very low.
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Students rostered to stay home during winter staffing crisis
It comes on top of a recent scathing Education Review Office report for Northland College. Audio
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Aged care sector needs sweeping reform, woman with elderly parents says
A woman has moved her elderly parents out of multiple rehab and respite facilities because of serious concerns.
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Thousands giving up Medic Alert bracelets in cost of living crunch
More of the bracelets would be "a no-brainer" due to the millions they saved the health system, the Medic Alert Foundation says. Audio
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Rest home care no longer offered at village where Elisabeth Nicholls disappeared from
Christchurch woman Elisabeth Nicholls' body was found three weeks after she walked out of the home.
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Chinese blessing scams becoming more prominent in Australia
New South Wales Police are believed to be working with authorities in New Zealand as part of ongoing investigations into the scams.
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Pacific news in brief for 8 August
A round-up of news from around the region, including China putting its support behind the Pacific 'Ocean of Peace' proposal.
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Investigating the risks of following 'wellness' influencers
Global wellness is now a multi-billion dollar industry - but how do we know if we're being sold something that's sound - or snake oil? Audio
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Morning Report Essentials for Friday 8 August 2025
In today's episode, research by the University of Otago shows many New Zealand GPs are already using AI to record and write up patient notes; Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has convened a… Audio
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'Sometimes the cracks are bigger than you think'
The parents of a man who died in 2022 after being pepper sprayed are calling for mental health reforms. Audio
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Cost of living pressures hits medic alert bracelets membership
The healthcare service, Medic Alert, estimates up to 9,000 New Zealanders are letting their membership lapse due to the cost of living pressures. Susie talks to the CEO of the Medic Alert Foundation… Audio
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Lithium could be a key to protecting brains from Alzheimer's
In a major new finding almost a decade in the making, researchers say they've found a key that may unlock many of the mysteries of the disease and brain ageing.
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UK homelessness minister resigns over claims she evicted tenants to raise rent
It follows a row over claims that she evicted tenants from a property she owned before increasing the rent.
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Artificial intelligence saves doctors time, but makes mistakes - study
Of nearly 200 health professionals surveyed, 40 percent used AI for patient notes. Audio
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St John's Therapy Pets programme to be axed
The Therapy Pets programme being scrapped next year, following a decision by the charity's governance group to take Community Health in a new direction. Pim Alan's two donkeys were part of the… Audio
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'Sometimes the cracks are bigger than you think': Man dies after being pepper sprayed
The parents of a man who died in April after being pepper sprayed are calling for mental health reforms.
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GPs using AI to record and write patient notes
Research by the University of Otago shows many New Zealand GPs are already using AI to record and write up patient notes. Lead researcher and bioethicist Professor Angela Ballantyne spoke to Ingrid… Audio
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Samoan family seeks answers into son's death
The parents of Caleb Moefa'auo are hoping the inquest into his death will bring changes into how individuals with mental disorders are treated while on remand. Audio
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Will New Zealand move with the tide over Gaza?
With starvation reaching crisis point in Gaza and an impetus to pressure Israel to pull back, New Zealand's reactions to the conflict remain muted.
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Treasury briefing points finger at govt spending during Covid-19
The briefing estimated the cost of the pandemic at $66 billion, among the largest responses globally.
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'Patient harm is going to soar' - Nurses' union on St John volunteer changes
The charity is planning to axe a programme that puts volunteers in hospital emergency departments. Audio
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Zoo plagued by welfare concerns, toxic culture resumes taking in animals
Orana Wildlife Park was investigated last year following a whistleblowers' animal welfare concerns and allegations of a toxic culture.
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Online gambling sites using fake stories to target Māori
Often the fake profiles will steal photos from real life whānau, give them fake names and make up elaborate tales. Audio
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Midday Report Essentials for Thursday 7th August 2025
In today's episode, Maori are being warned to be vigilant as online gambling sites use fake names and photos to lure people in; An emergency doctor says there will be serious consequences for patient… Audio
