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Baby food pouches fail to meet nutritional standards in UK
The United Kingdom's national health service has told parents not to rely on shop-bought baby food as everyday meals after pouches from six leading brands fail to meet key nutritional standards. New… Audio
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Fertility rates in steep decline: UN
The United Nations' State of the World Population report has found about a third of people over the age of 50 have not had as many children as they wanted. Distinguished professor Paul Spoonley spoke… Audio
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Weinstein convicted of sex crime amid contentious jury deliberations
The jury has not yet reached a verdict on all counts the former movie mogul faces in deliberations that have been marred by infighting and threats.
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More deaths reported in West Papua clashes
Further reports of civilian casualties are coming out of West Papua, with clashes between Indonesia's military and the armed wing of the Free Papua Movement continuing.
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Ep 2: Health and Wellbeing
Audio 12 Jun 2025This episode explores how New Zealand’s approach to health and wellbeing has transformed over the past century, from state-run health camps and free school milk to jazzercise and the revolutionary… Audio
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Men: Schedule a 'Wednesday Waffle' for your friends
It's Men's Health Week and the man behind the Wednesday Waffle video explains how a simple way to keep in touch with your mates could also save lives. Audio
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NZ’s goal to get smoking rates under 5 percent this year – why that’s highly unlikely
Analysis: Smoking rates in New Zealand have flatlined rather than fallen for the first time in a decade.
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Missing US student found safe and well
Private investigators looking for an American aviation student missing from Palmerston North for more than a week say he has been found. Audio
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Auckland hospitals in spotlight over infant’s care
Health New Zealand defends medical treatment administered to a 15-month-old infant born prematurely.
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Our Changing World: Tagging green sea turtles
Audio 11 Jun 2025Late last year an unprecedented number of green sea turtles, or honu, washed up on New Zealand’s coastline.
Many were nursed back to health and released back into the wild – and some were returned… Audio
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Hillmorton patient reported fatal axe attack to nurses
Elliot Cameron made "constant threats" he would kill someone but staff didn't press him for further information.
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Mix of meth and cold water killed Wellington crane jumper
Jarreth Colquhoun died after saying he could successfully make the jump at the waterfront - a belief perhaps fuelled by drugs, a coroner has found.
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Report finds stark outcomes for Māori in state care system
The Independent Children's Monitor has found Māori children overrepresented in Oranga Tamariki's systems, with outcomes as they grow up painting a "paint a stark picture".
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Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 11 June 2025
In today's episode, the government is being warned there could be diplomatic retaliation from Israel after New Zealand joined with a number of other allies in imposing sanctions on two Israeli… Audio
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Safer dining options needed for our gluten-free community
A call has gone out to restaurants across the motu to buck up their ideas when it comes to their gluten-free dining offerings. More than 100,000 New Zealanders are estimated to be living with coeliac… Audio
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Sonia Gray on her mind altering mental health journey
Broadcaster Sonia Gray has been on a journey to find out if psychedelics could be the answer to New Zealand's ongoing addiction and mental health crisis. Audio
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Lift for farmers in PNG's Sepik through EU aid programme
The European Union funded project, through its EU-STREIT programme, has been helping farmers in isolated areas to improve production and sales.
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Warning for period tracking app users
Experts are warning women who use period tracking apps are a goldmine for advertisers, and information from them - in the wrong hands - could result in risks to job prospects, workplace monitoring… Audio
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What causes dizziness and vertigo?
It's estimated forty percent of people over the age of 40 will experience some kind of dizziness or balance problem at some point in their life. Audio
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'Soften Up Bro': Supporting tāne Māori to express vulnerability
This Men's Mental Health week a Māori clinical psychology researcher is calling on men to challenge Aotearoa's harmful "harden up" mentality.
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Greta Thunberg deported from Israel after bid to reach Gaza
Greta Thunberg was deported from Israel on Tuesday, the day after the Israeli navy prevented her and a group of fellow pro-Palestinian activists from sailing to Gaza.
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Study reveals high rates of opioid use in NZ pregnancies
In unexpected findings New Zealand has one of the highest rates of prescribed opioid use during pregnancy, according to new research. Audio
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'Where was the care of thought?': Greens criticise ministers over pay equity advice
Government ministers did not get advice on what the changes to pay equity would mean for specific claims in their portfolios. Audio
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Austria in shock as ex student shoots dead 10 people at school
The shooting in the city of Graz is one of the worst rampages in the country's history. Audio
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'Devastated' mum believes son had allergic reaction before sudden death
Paula Brown is waiting for answers about what happened to her son at a respite facility before he died of cardiac arrest.
