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Dickason trial: 'She's done this to hurt me' father said after finding daughters' bodies
"She's done this to hurt me" were some of the first words from Lauren Dickason's husband after finding his three young daughters dead in their beds.
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Urgency done with urgency
During a briefer than usual urgent sitting in Parliament this week, multiple bills were progressed through multiple stages each in what would normally take a couple of sitting weeks of debate. Audio
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Urgency done with urgency
During a briefer than usual urgent sitting in Parliament this week, multiple bills were progressed through multiple stages each in what would normally take a couple of sitting weeks of debate.
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Independent watchdog for Defence Force to be established
An independent watchdog for the Defence Force will be established, after legislation was passed in Parliament on Wednesday. Audio
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New ram-raid offence 'knee jerk reaction' - criminologist
A criminologist says the government is following the polls, not the evidence, in its new hard-line strategy for young ram-raiders.
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Apple's new voice replicator can bypass bank voice authentication, user finds
A technology commentator predicts banks will start bringing in extra security measures ahead of new voice replication technology on iPhones. Audio
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Pacific news and sports in brief for July 19
A round up of the latest news and sports from around the region.
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Crime takes toll on businesses
Some businesses say they are left with increasing insurance costs, staff shortages and mental health stress as rising crime takes a toll.
They say the government needs to introduce more practical… Audio
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'Lost the plot': ACT founder not voting for former party
ACT Party co-founder Sir Roger Douglas says his former party has "lost the plot" and he will not be voting for it in the coming election because he believes ACT only represents the wealthy.
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Tougher donation limits and funding fixes would make future NZ elections fairer for all
Analysis - Big donors are already pouring millions into New Zealand's 2023 election, but new proposals could make it harder for large donations to translate into political influence in future, Lisa…
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How to leave the world a better place than we found it
The lives of citizens not yet born need more consideration in the decision-making of today, says Sophie Howe, the world's first-ever Future Generations Commissioner. "This is not our planet to trash… Audio
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Oral Questions for Tuesday 18 July 2023
Audio 18 Jul 2023Questions to Ministers DAVID SEYMOUR to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by all his Government's statements and policies? NAISI CHEN to the Minister of Energy and Resources: How is the Government… Audio
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PM announces govt will build two new youth justice units
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins and Children's Minister Kelvin Davis have revealed a law and order policy concerning young offenders.
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Black Caps to host Test series against Australia, Proteas
Historically demanding test series against South Africa and Australia are the high points of New Zealand's home cricket schedule announced on Tuesday.
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Marine conservationist hopeful about new Fiordland fishing limits
The Fiordland Marine Guardians say new recreational fishing rules will hopefully help to rebuild hard-hit fisheries and maintain them into the future.
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Changes in the cervical screening programme, what you need to know
There's been a slight delay to the start date for the big changes coming to the national cervical screening programme offering a new option for women to test themselves. Currently women and people… Audio
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Inter Miami welcomes Messi
Argentina great Lionel Messi has been officially presented to a sold out crowd of 20,000 fans at his new club Inter Miami.
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Pothole Fund idea welcomed by transport groups, unlucky motorists
Pothole pain is being felt up and down the country, particularly in Northland. Audio
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Watch: PM announces crime crackdown
Prime Minister Chris Hipkins has announced the government is introducing a tranche of changes to crack down on an increase in crime Audio
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In a first, former high-cost lender taken to court
The case is the first taken under the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Act, and the first time the watchdog has sought financial penalties.
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Trade Aid CEO urges govt introduce modern slavery bill
Modern day slavery could be part of many of the purchases we make. Estimates say there's about 40 to 50 million people in slavery or worker exploitation around the world today. Last year, our… Audio
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Box and Cause Celebre: two clubs that changed Auckland nightlife
In the 1990s, a flight of stairs on Auckland's High Street led to the pioneering clubs Box and Cause Celebre. Tony Stamp talked to some of the people who were there. Audio
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Australia puts big tech under more pressure
These days the platforms that pump news round the internet make more money out of it than the media who make it. In Australia they’ve done deals to ensure the media get more. Now the government also… Video, Audio
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Australia puts big tech under more pressure
These days the platforms that pump news round the internet make more money out of it than the media who make it. In Australia they’ve done deals to ensure the media get more. Now the government also…
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Geoffrey Palmer: Strengthen Parliament to watch government
As an MP Sir Geoffrey Palmer had a huge impact on the interlocking shapes of government and parliament. The great reformer is still brimming with ideas for improvement. Audio
