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More than 30 guns seized after illegal hunting probe
Police have seized more than 30 firearms and suspended the licences of six people after an investigation into illegal hunting in North Canterbury.
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Westpac's annual profit rises 13%
Westpac's full year profit rose 13 percent.
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Around the motu: RNZ's Keiller MacDuff in Christchurch
Audio 3 Nov 2025Keiller discusses early warning systems and the damage left after the recent turbulent weather. Audio
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Regional Wrap: working with kelp in the Waitaki
Regional Wrap: working with kelp in the Waitaki. Audio
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More than 2000 still without power in Otago, Southland after severe weather
PowerNet chief executive Paul Blue said it was important for people living in remote areas to contact the company.
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$600k earthquake rebuild named NZ's best architectural design of 2025
Canterbury shone at this year's ADNZ Resene Architectural Design Awards, with five of eight winners from the region.
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Richie McCaw on the state of rugby today
Watch: The former All Black captain talked to Jamie Wall about player brand image, what frustrates him about rugby now, and how they'll go this weekend.
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$600k earthquake rebuild named NZ's best architectural design of 2025
Canterbury shone at this year's ADNZ Resene Architectural Design Awards, with five of eight winners from the region.
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Confirmed measles cases climb to 14
There are currently no hospitalisations linked to the outbreak. Audio
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Hundreds of storm insurance claims across Wairarapa
A total of 200 claims were made, with Masterton having the highest number at 60 - mostly from the weather event on 21 October.
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Why the gene tech bill has some scientists worried
A couple of weeks ago we started a conversation about the gene tech bill that it seems scientists and politicians can't agree on. We spoke to Andrew Allan, a Professor at Auckland University's School… Audio
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Pacific islands at risk of becoming 'narco-states', NZ crime advisor warns
The chair of New Zealand's Ministerial Advisory Group on transnational and serious organised crime says "business as usual" would mean "we will continue to go backwards". Audio
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Auckland Grammar the third school linked to measles case
13 measles cases are confirmed across New Zealand, with more than 2-thousand close contacts idenfied so far. Now one of the country's biggest schools has been affected. Auckland Grammar School has… Audio
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Hurunui Garden Festival goes ahead after big post-storm clean up
North Canterbury is back on its feet just in time for one of its biggest weekends of the year, the Hurunui Garden Festival.
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The Panel Plus for 30 October 2025
Audio 30 Oct 2025An extra half hour of The Panel with Wallace Chapman, where to begin, he's joined by Nights host Emile Donovan. Then: soon traffic lights might be a thing of the past, thanks to the power of AI… Audio
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Multiple people injured in crash in Canterbury town of Rolleston
Emergency services are responding to a serious crash that has forced a road to close near the Canterbury town of Rolleston.
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Business confidence rises to 58%
ANZ's monthly sentiment survey showed the headline measure rising to a net 58 percent confidence, the best result since February.
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Most virtual farm fences re-connected after storms affect 70 sites - Halter
By Labour weekend, there were 70 South Island farms affected by disruptions to the virtual, fence-less systems for livestock, mostly in Canterbury, Southland and Otago.
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Small business: Sales show slight rise but jobs down
It's the first rise in more than two years with new data showing the major South Island cities outperforming the North Island's.
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Midweek - severe storms test media, netball keeps media at bay
Severe storms bring the best out of media - but climate change mentions raise hackles. Also: netball's top-brass keep exasperated media out of their internal business - while the Silver Ferns do the… Audio
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'Untrue, illogical': Crown responds to murder accused self-defence argument
David Bridgwater was fatally shot outside a property in Aranui, Christchurch in 2024.
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Fiji's HIV crisis could spread across the region, health experts warn
One public health expert described Fiji as a gateway country to other Pacific Islands, warning that, "We could see an increased number of [HIV] cases in New Zealand as well." Audio
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Weather: Power outages could last to weekend
Thousands of people in Southland and Otago remain without electricity.
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Wallabies life begins at 30 for ex-All Black
Aidan Ross is the fifth rugby player to represent both New Zealand and Australia.
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Irrigation equipment smashed by winds - 'A huge concern coming into the summer period'
More than 700 pivot spans - worth $30,000 each - have been damaged in North Canterbury.
