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Coronavirus: West Coast keen to open up ahead of other regions
Businesses on the West Coast of the South Island say with only a handful of Covid-19 cases, they should be the first to be allowed to open their doors.
The government will set out today what Alert… Audio
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West Coast Coal in 2020
Coal has been deemed an essential service during the lockdown. Minerals West Coast's Patrick Phelps explains what coal is being used for in New Zealand today. Audio
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Mining On The West Coast
Audio 4 Feb 2020Tonight's after dinner speaker is Patrick Phelps who was for a while our Overseas Correspondent from China. He's back in Aotearoa and back on the West Coast working for Minerals West Coast, a… Audio
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Overseas Correspondent - Patrick Phelps in China
Audio 1 Aug 2019Our China correspondent Patrick Phelps has just landed back in New Zealand and is in to tell Bryan all about his time in China and what's going on in Xinjiang and the growing protests against… Audio
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Nights Over seas Correspondent
Audio 9 May 2019This week's oversees correspondent - our man in China - and he is back in China, former R N Z Reporter, now Nanjing Student, Patrick Phelps. Audio
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China Bullet - Patrick Phelps
Our China correspondent Patrick Phelps has actually popped back to the West Coast of the South Island for a wee holiday, but he's been keeping an eye on things back in China. Audio
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Nights Overseas Correspondent
Audio 8 Nov 2018Patrick Phelps is on the line from Nanjing with the latest from China. In the mix tonight, the trade war with the US. Audio
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China Bullet
Audio 16 Aug 2018Former RNZ Reporter, Patrick Phelps joins us from the West Coast of the South Island - but for the last year he's been living in China. He joins us to tell us all about it. Audio
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From the Quiet Life to the Metropolis
Audio 7 Mar 2018We Talk to Patrick Phelps who gave up the quiet life near Haast for the Chinese metropolis of Nanjing. Audio
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The Black Caps lose at Lords
Audio 26 May 2015The Black Caps are licking their wounds and promising a fight back after losing the first test against England at Lords. Brendon McCullum's side collpased and were all out for 220 in their final… Audio
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Cold weather to linger in South Island
Snow may have eased around the South Island but the cold, frosty weather is likely to linger.
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Dunedin blanketed as snow hits the deep south
Time now for our traffic update, southwesterly storms are causing treacherous driving conditions throughout the south. Audio
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Drought has North Canterbury farmers on the edge
While much of the country has been sheltering from the rain during the past few weeks, North Canterbury is in the midst of a relentless drought - and it's taking a toll on farmers and the region's… Audio
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'You're faced with it every day'
Relentless drought in North Canterbury is taking its toll on farmers and the region's wider economy, after no decent rainfall for almost a year.
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Businesses say plan shields liability, doesn't save lives
Businesses Franz Josef say new earthquake building restrictions are just a council move to shield it from liability, not to save lives. Audio
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Oamaru expects to lose heritage buildings
Oamaru still expects to still some heritage whitestone buildings under the new change to earthquake rules, but most of those will be of lesser importance. Audio
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Masseur jailed for 21 months
A Christchurch masseur has been jailed for sexually assaulting three women on the massage table. Audio
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Masseur jailed for sexual assaults
A Christchurch masseur guilty of sexually assaulting three of his female clients was sentenced to 21 months in prison at the Christchurch District Court this afternoon.
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Hokitika rental strain
Expansion at Hokitika's milk factory is thought to be behind a shortage of rental properties in the West Coast town. Audio
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Factory growth creates Hokitika rental strain
Expansion at Hokitika's milk factory is thought to be behind a shortage of rental properties in the West Coast town.
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Hundreds gather for candlelit Nepal vigil
Hundreds gathered at a candlelit vigil in Christchurch's Victoria Square on Friday night to show support for those affected by the earthquakes in Nepal.
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Farmers - drops in milk payout will put them in the red
Industry experts say the drop in Fonterra's forecast milk payout will take 7 billion dollars out of the economy. Audio
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Tough times for Canterbury dairy farmers
The drop in Fonterra's forecast milk payout has put extra pressure on Canterbury dairy farmers after a bad summer.
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Cave Creek commemorations a time to reflect on safety standards
Yesterday marked 20 years since a Department of Conservation viewing platform collapsed and plunged into a gorge at Cave Creek near Punakaiki on the West Coast. Audio
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Cave Creek families reflect
Those speaking at Cave Creek commemorations reflected on the changes to safety standards that have occurred in the 20 years since the tragedy which killed 14 people.
