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Wellington Māori leader Sir Ngātata Love dies
The controversial Māori leader has died, his family have confirmed. Audio
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Long Road Home seeks royal patronage
A trust which helps military personnel hopes to secure Prince Harry as its patron for a fundraising event in January.
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Using DNA to study human migrations a winner
Lisa Matisoo-Smith, from the University of Otago, has won the 2018 Mason Durie Medal for her work using DNA to understand the migration of people to Aotearoa. Audio
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Using DNA to study human migrations a winner
Lisa Matisoo-Smith, from the University of Otago, has won the 2018 Mason Durie Medal for her work using DNA to understand the migration of people to Aotearoa.
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Police confirm three dead in helicopter crash near Wanaka
Department of Conservation staff were on board a helicopter that crashed near Wanaka this morning, leaving no survivors.
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Taimo trial: Jury retires to deliberate
The jury in the trial of a rugby coach accused of sexually abusing boys has retired to deliberate its verdicts.
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Pic Picot, peanut butter man
Nelson's peanut butter man, Pic Picot, has taken the world of spreads by storm. In 11 years, he has gone from making 200 jars in his garage with a concrete mixer to building a multi million dollar… Audio
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Warm up for Diwali with Navratri
The lively Hindu festival of Navratri – in which worshippers celebrate the Hindu warrior goddess, Durga – has been drawing bigger and bigger Kiwi in the last couple of decades. Navratri is a nine-day… Audio
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Warm up for Diwali with Navratri
The lively Hindu festival of Navratri – in which worshippers celebrate the Hindu warrior goddess, Durga – has been drawing bigger and bigger Kiwi in the last couple of decades. Navratri is a nine-day…
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Shipley tells court she believed Mainzeal had a good future
Dame Jenny Shipley said the collapse of major construction firm Mainzeal was brought about by a "perfect storm" of factors.
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Solo mother carrying $30k debt not a unique case: budget advisor
A solo mother now works two jobs to keep on top of her debt, with only one day off every two weeks.
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SA minister quits 'in interests of good governance'
South Africa's finance minister Nhlanhla Nene has resigned after admitting meeting Gupta family members, who have been accused of corruption.
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Nauru arrests suicidal refugee - report
Refugee advocates say police in Nauru have arrested a 36-year-old Iranian refugee for attempting suicide.
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Far-right candidate wins first round in Brazil
The far-right candidate, Jair Bolsonaro, has won the first round of Brazil's presidential election.
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Protect and promote: Can DOC really do both?
3.7 million tourists visited NZ last year, many heading to National Parks and camping grounds. South Island Bureau Chief, Belinda McCammon, explores whether DOC can manage growing tourist numbers and… Audio
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Anika Moa: Song writing 'cheap therapy'
Musician, singer and songwriter Anika Moa has this week released her sixth studio album, a self-titled work, recorded in New Orleans with producer Brady Blade. Moa has been making music for 20 years… Video, Audio
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New police dogs take the lead out on NZ streets
The paw patrol is ready for action with three new police dogs hitting the streets after graduating from police training college today.
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Synthetic drug compounds may be reclassified as Class A
Two of the most commonly used synthetic drugs could be reclassified as Class A, bringing them in line with heroin and cocaine.
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Your Money with Mary Holm: KiwiSaver worries
Mary answers listeners' worries about KiwiSaver. They include: how to learn the basics of the scheme; whether the government can be trusted not to take the money; whether fees are ripping off children… Audio
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Tributes for late American Samoa Power Authority head
Tributes are pouring in following the death of American Samoa Power Authority's executive director, Utu Abe Malae.
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Trump appropriated his father's empire - New York Times journalist
A New York Times journalist says US President Donald Trump's claims about his finances, including calling himself a self-made billionaire are "aggressively misleading". Audio
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Hughes' documents illustrate Fiji coup moves
Just weeks before Fiji's 2006 coup, then military commander Commodore Frank Bainimarama told the ailing president that he intended to appoint himself president, documents reveal.
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Trump helped parents hide money on tax returns: New York Times
US President Donald Trump engaged in tax schemes that included cases of fraud in which he and his siblings helped their parents dodge taxes, the New York Times is reporting.
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Smith Farm: cows, conservation and caravans
The Smith family has combined their working farm with a holiday park and pest eradication programme, and are going all-out on conservation with a native wildlife breeding centre. Audio
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Kavanaugh lied about drinking - classmate
A classmate of Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh has accused him of lying under oath about his "heavy" drinking.
