Search Results
Related tags:
Displaying items 426 - 450 of 549 in total
-
This little piggy... could be culled
Audio 17 Jan 2020The Department of Conservation's efforts to cull Auckland Island pigs are being labelled a crime against humanity.
The pesky porcines are devastating the natural environment and are the subject of a… Audio
This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.
-
US-China trade deal sparks concerns about impacts on NZ
A new trade deal between the United States and China has sparked some concern about just how it might affect New Zealand.
-
Ministry of Health warning over deadly new virus found in China
The Ministry of Health is warning hospitals about an outbreak of a deadly new virus in China, causing symptoms from fever to severe lung disease.
But experts say the Novel Coronavirus shouldn't be a… Audio
-
Fatal New Brighton fire not suspicious
There's still no saying what caused an early morning inferno in a Christchurch boarding house, which claimed one life this morning. The single storey New Brighton property went up in flames just… Audio
-
Lyttelton locals fight against cruise ship berth construction
As a Lyttelton berth designed to fit the worlds biggest cruise ships nears completion, there's concern there's been long-term damage to the local Hectors dolphins.
Researchers are worried the noisy… Audio
-
Regional Cross: Christchuch
Every day we'll be checking in on what's going on in the regions in Aotearoa and the pacific. Today we check in on Canterbury with RNZ's Katie Todd. Audio
-
Ham no longer king of Christmas dinner
New Zealand's loyalty to lamb has pushed glazed ham out of prime place on at dining tables this Christmas.
Retail Meat's Christmas census of 1300 people has laid bare food plans and preferences for… Audio
-
Peter Ellis' appeal taking parents to breaking point
Three women who say their daughters were abused by Peter Ellis say a possible Supreme Court appeal is taking them to breaking point.
The fomer Christchurch Civic Creche worker, who died in September… Audio
-
Christchurch could be New Zealand's space capital
Christchurch could become the country's space hub within five years.
A government-commissioned report suggests it is the ideal spot for developing, testing and launching space equipment, thanks to… Audio
-
Faulty airbags in your car? No WOF, govt warns
The government's sending a warning to motorists with faulty airbags - if you don't get them fixed, you won't be getting a warrant of fitness.
The Takata Alpha airbags have caused injuries and… Audio
-
Moeraki boulder vandalism leaves locals fuming
The country's favourite four-million-year-old mudstone attractions are getting some unwanted attention.
People are carving names into the Moeraki boulders and leaving behind their rubbish, upsetting… Audio
-
Moeraki locals upset at vandalism of boulders
Moeraki locals are upset at the increasing amount of visitors etching their names into the famous boulders. They're asking DOC and the Waitaki District Council to put a stop to the behaviour, which… Audio
-
Waitaha River hydro-power scheme continues to divide
Westland remains divided over a hydro-power scheme on the Waitaha River that was vetoed by the Environment Minister in August.
Oppostion leader Simon Bridges has stepped in with a promise to give the… Audio
-
Otago residents horrified by proposed power price hike
The prospect of power price hikes across Otago is being met with horror and fear.
Aurora Energy is proposing households pay about 18 percent more from 2022 to 2024, to cover upgrades to its ageing… Audio
-
Big hikes in power bills looming in Otago
Otago power company Aurora has told its 90-thousand customers their bills need to rise nearly 20 percent from 2022 to 2024 so it can cover the cost of upgrading ageing infrastructure.
The Dunedin… Audio
-
Mystery sabotage of developer Williams Corporation's reputation
A mystery person is trying to sabotage the reputation of Christchurch's biggest high-density home builder, the Williams Corporation.
At its most recent three developments, flyers have been delivered… Audio
-
Westland pub's freedom camping solution ruined by council
A Westland pub and restaurant that came up with an answer to freedom camping pollution problems feels it's been kicked in the teeth by its local council.
After four years letting people park up… Audio
-
What's on at NZ's largest A&P show
One of New Zealand's largest A&P shows, now know as the New Zealand Agricultural Show, gets underway today in Christchurch.
It's hoped 100,000 people will pour through the gates of the 157th… Audio
-
Mountaineer describes being first on scene after climbers fell
The effort to retrieve the body of a climber who fell to his death in the Remarkables near Queenstown yesterday began at 6am on Thursday.
Two climbers died on Wednesday when they fell hundreds of… Audio
-
Possums vs power poles on Banks Peninsula
A Conservation Department (DOC) ranger has just taken up a very specialised five-year-role in Canterbury's Banks Peninsula.
Oscar Ashton's new, full-time job is hunting wily possums that have learnt… Video, Audio
-
Mother's call for government to support Mike King's Gumboot Fund
A Christchurch woman who believes the Gumboot Fund saved her son's life is pleading for the government to prop it up. Audio
-
Canterbury University counselling service attracts complaints
Criticism about unprofessional counselling and lengthy wait-lists has prompted the University of Canterbury to consider changes to its Health Centre.
Student magazine Canta says an overwhelming… Audio
-
Counsellors unpaid as Mike King's Gumboot Fund runs out of cash
Counsellors say hundreds of young people have been left high and dry after starting free counselling programmes through Mike King's Gumboot Fund.
The money has been all used up five months after its… Video, Audio
-
MPs receive unwanted plastic 'presents' in the mail
Parcels stuffed with single-use plastic are landing in parliamentary post-boxes, sent from concerned Kiwis across the country. It's all part of a new movement, demanding the politicians put aside… Audio
-
Researchers: govt can get on top wilding pine problem
Researchers say the government has a golden opportunity to nip the country's wilding pine problem in the bud, before it costs the economy billions more. The Ministry for Primary Industries says it's… Audio