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Source of big bang at Wellington Hospital found
Wellingtonians in several parts of the city reported hearing the bang.
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NZ snub a clear message for Cook Islands, says opposition
New Zealand's top political leaders skipping the Cook Islands' 60th Constitution anniversary on 4 August has ignited public and political backlash.
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Trump says Coca-Cola to switch to cane sugar in US
The US President says the company Cola will stop using high-fructose corn syrup.
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Babies born using DNA of three people, may cut disease risk
The eight newborns are the result of a new IVF technique.
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Can you control your dreams?
Neuroscientist Dr. Benjamin Baird studies how we can control our dreams and how lucid dreaming can affect us when we're awake. Audio
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Morning Report Essentials for Thursday 17 July 2025
In today's episode, figures provided in a just released study show since 2008 there have been an average of 36,500 symptomatic cases of campylobacter each year, 535 people on average are hospitalized… Audio
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Erebus captain's daughter says memorial belongs in Auckland
The Ministry of Culture and Heritage has shared three possible Christchurch locations for a national memorial with victims' families. Audio
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Kids sleep on chairs, family eats meals of only rice to pay bills
Unaloto Latu's family is one of many caught in an alarming rise in poverty. Audio
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Christchurch nurses sleeping in cars to get a car park
Christchurch's mayor has told his councillors that hospital workers are sleeping in their cars just so they can get a car park. Nurses Organisation delegate at Christchurch Hospital Gayl Marryatt… Audio
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Health researchers, MPI clash as study finds campylobacter cases have surged
But the Ministry for Primary Industries (MPI) disputes their and is accusing them of scaremongering. Audio
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What Australia's mushroom murders have to do with the aviation industry
Erin Patterson was found guilty of three counts of murder and one of attempted murder.
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Israel launches heavy airstrikes on Syira
Israel has hit military targets in Damascus, with the avowed aim of shielding minority Druze communities. Audio
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MPI on campylobacter study showing four die a year
A just released study by public health researchers say on average four people die a year from campylobacter infections. MPI Food Safety deputy director-general Vincent Arbuckle spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Four die each year from campylobacter: Study
Figures provided in a just released study show since 2008 there have been an average of 36,500 symptomatic cases of campylobacter each year, 535 people on average are hospitalized annually and four… Audio
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'No' doesn't always mean 'never' when it comes to vaccination - top doctor
Caroline McElnay says the government's immunisation targets are still achievable, but only if health providers can gain the trust of vaccine-sceptical parents.
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What's all the fuss about ‘fibre goals’? And how can you meet yours?
Foods high in fibre are among the healthiest we can eat.
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Pacific Waves for 17 July 2025
New Caledonia deal: 'We need time'; Pacific health and police address drugs and HIV crisis; Back to the future for Tonga's Health Data; Deep sea mining continues to draw attention in Tonga. Audio
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Pacific health and police address drugs and HIV crisis
Leaders in both health and law enforcement have been in Suva for the Pacific Regional and National Security Conference, wrapping up today. Audio
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Back to the future for Tonga's Health Data
Problems resulting from a cyber attack on Tonga's Health Information System look to have been resolved. Audio
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Pacific Waves for 17 July 2025
Podcast episode — 16 July 2025In Pacific Waves today: New Caledonia deal: 'We need time'; Pacific health and police address drugs and HIV crisis; Back to the future for Tonga's Health Data; Deep sea mining continues to be scrutinised in Tonga.
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Mental As Anyone: Jonathon Moran on addiction, mental health and identity
The Australian entertainment journalist and broadcaster joins Emile Donovan. Audio
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The Panel with Liam Hehir and Sue Kedgley Part 1
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Liam Hehir and Sue Kedgley. They discuss the government's new plan to ditch open plan classrooms, hearing from Shirley Boys High School… Audio
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Nursing lecturer warns of losing talented nurses if students aren't paid
A nurse trainer has thrown her support behind student nurse and midwives calling for a law change so they are paid for placements. Australia has just introduced such a change there. Students have said… Audio
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Lifting ad restrictions will enable medical conferences in NZ - Seymour
The Associate Health Minister says medical conferences can happen in New Zealand now, because the government is lifting advertising restrictions on medicines.
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Awanui lab workers settle on salary increase after months of strikes
The settlement for APEX union members would be a relief to all members, APEX's national secretary says.
![New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Foreign Minister Winston Peters [https://www.rnz.co.nz/international/pacific-news/566931/luxon-and-peters-to-miss-cook-islands-60th-constitution-day-celebrations will not attend] the milestone event in Rarotonga, which will celebrate the Cook Islands’ six decades of self-governance in free association with NZ.](https://media.rnztools.nz/rnz/image/upload/s--Md2G6RBV--/ar_16:10,c_fill,f_auto,g_auto,q_auto,w_288/v1752710675/4K44L4G_RNZ_Pacific_web_images_940_x_588_px_16_png?_a=BACCd2AD)
