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  • Master Lock Comanche wins Sydney-Hobart ocean race for fifth time

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    Sport
    28 Dec 2025
    This handout image taken and received from Rolex on December 28, 2025 shows Master Lock Comanche sailing near Tasman Island, during the annual Sydney to Hobart yacht race in Tasmania, Australia.

    This year's race saw early southerly winds battering the 128-strong fleet and causing heavy seas.

    Master Lock Comanche wins Sydney-Hobart ocean race for fifth time
  • Pacific news in brief for October 2

    News
    Pacific
    2 Oct 2023
    A tentative date of June 15th 2019 has been set for a referendum on possible independence in the Autonomous Papua New Guinea region of Bougainville.

    A round-up of news in brief from around the region.

    Pacific news in brief for October 2
  • Yangtze ship disaster: 396 confirmed dead

    News
    World
    6 Jun 2015
    331 people are now known to have died on the Eastern Star.

    The toll from the Chinese cruise ship disaster has risen to 396, and hopes are all but gone of finding anyone else alive.

    Yangtze ship disaster: 396 confirmed dead
  • Massive sinkhole swallows canal boats, sparking rescue operation

    News
    World
    23 Dec 2025
    A sinkhole has developed in a canal in the county of Shropshire, England, prompting rescue operations.

    The sinkhole in the English county of Shropshire prompted emergency services to declare a "major incident." Video

    Massive sinkhole in England swallows canal boats, sparking rescue operation
  • Woman washed up on West Coast beach 'incredibly lucky'

    News
    New Zealand West Coast
    16 Dec 2019
    Waves break at a beach.

    A couple who found a woman washed up on a West Coast beach say it's a miracle she and her son survived. Audio

    Woman washed up on West Coast beach 'incredibly lucky'
  • Mayor hopes Raetihi drinking water will be back on by Christmas

    News
    New Zealand Regional
    9 Oct 2013
    Ruapehu District Mayor, Sue Morris

    Deputy mayor of Ruapehu District Council Don Cameron says if businesses affected by the lack of a clean water supply in Raetihi do not have insurance the council will step in to organise compensation. Audio

    Mayor hopes Raetihi drinking water will be back on by Christmas
  • 'Ticking time bomb' as Pacific children bear scars of climate disasters

    News
    Pacific Vanuatu
    21 Dec 2017
    William’s Bay, Erromango Island. The village had been without telecommunications or any relief for two weeks when we arrived here on Wednesday the 25th of March. When we returned on Friday their supplies had arrived.

    Each time teenager Freddy Sei hears the rumble of thunder, sees rains pound the earth in his small coastal village or watches strong winds whip palm trees, he is gripped with fear.

    'Ticking time bomb' as Pacific children bear scars of climate disasters
  • 'It is a very special place and it is dying'

    Audio
    science
    17 Jul 2017
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    The Great Barrier Reef is not in grave danger yet, according to a draft report from UNESCO. The Australian government is calling it a big win, but science professor James Watson says it's a "suspended… Audio

  • 'Frighteningly unsophisticated systems' at theme park

    News
    New Zealand
    24 Feb 2020
    New Zealand woman Cindy Low, inset, was one of four victims who died after an accident at the Dreamworld theme park in Australia. 

AFP picture downloaded again 1.10.2017

    The design and construction of a Dreamworld ride which claimed the life of New Zealander Cindy Low and three others in 2016 posed a "significant risk" to patrons' safety, a coroner has found.

    Dreamworld ride that killed NZer Cindy Low posed 'significant risk' to safety - coroner
  • Getting kids outdoors adventuring

    Audio
    children author interview
    10 Nov 2022

    For many new parents, getting out of the house can be a mission with nappies, change of clothes, food, buggy or front pack. Ceana Priest says - don't be daunted by that. She's mum to six year old… Audio

  • Government approves $9.3m for scaled-down Franz Josef flood scheme

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    New Zealand Local Democracy Reporting
    28 Apr 2021
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    The government has approved a scaled-down version of the Franz Josef flood protection plan, but one which will still be a major shot in the arm for the stricken tourist town.

    Government approves $9.3m for scaled-down Franz Josef flood scheme
  • Weather: Gisborne remains cut off after heavy rain, slips, floods

    Audio
    weather
    24 Mar 2022
    A section of the bridge in Tokomaru Bay has been wiped out by flood water, bisecting the town alongside State Highway 35

    Gisborne remains cut off this evening - roads are closed all around it - after heavy rain battered the region, causing slips and widespread flooding.

    The sun was shining for most of the day but slip… Video, Audio

  • Watch your kids, say Fiji police

    News
    Pacific Fiji
    29 Nov 2017
    Over 200 children from Nasavusavu Public School took part in the Just Play festival as part of the emergency programme on Savusavu Island earlier this year.

    Fiji police have appealed to parents to ensure their children are safe during the school holidays after the recent deaths of four children.

    Watch your kids, say Fiji police
  • Allies flinch as Trump blows up the West as we know it

    News
    World Comment & Analysis
    6 Apr 2025
    WASHINGTON, DC - APRIL 02: U.S. President Donald Trump departs after signing executive orders imposing tariffs on imported goods during a “Make America Wealthy Again” trade announcement event in the Rose Garden at the White House on April 2, 2025 in Washington, DC. Touting the event as “Liberation Day”, Trump announced sweeping new tariffs targeting goods imported to the U.S. on countries including China, Japan and India.   Andrew Harnik/Getty Images/AFP (Photo by Andrew Harnik / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP)

    Analysis - Some of the US's closest friends are rethinking their relationship in the face of isolationism.

    Exit stage right: Trump blows up the West as we know it as America's allies flinch
  • How humankind has become an increasingly peaceful species

    Audio
    life and society author interview
    9 Aug 2020
    Richard Wrangham in his office in the Peabody Museum at Harvard University.

    Homo sapiens can be the nicest of species and also the nastiest, according to Harvard University biological anthropologist Professor Richard Wrangham. He joins the show to discuss his book, The… Audio

  • Extra Defence Force aid arrives to help in West Coast clean-up

    News
    New Zealand defence force
    22 Jul 2019
    NZDF force personnel flew into Christchurch on 22 July to assist in the rubbish clean up at Fox River.

    The latest wave of army support has been sent to remove garbage from the West Coast.

    West Coast rubbish spill: Extra Defence Force aid arrives to help in clean-up
  • 'Freaky' nasty smells coming from ruptured landfill

    News
    New Zealand Local Democracy Reporting
    24 Jul 2020
    A surging tide ate into land beside the Awatere River mouth, exposing layers of rubbish and dragging them out to sea earlier this week

    A "sickening" smell emanating from a ruptured old East Coast landfill is disgusting, says a local who wants the council to take action on the legacy problem.

    'Freaky' nasty smells coming from ruptured landfill
  • 'It's future thinking': Regional council weighs viability of key flood protection scheme

    News
    New Zealand Environment
    2 Feb 2022
    The scheme includes 107km of floodbanks and associated infrastructure that links in with the East and West Taieri Drainage Schemes.

    An Otago scheme aimed at keeping floodwaters at bay is under review with climate change looming as a potential challenge.

    Otago Regional Council trying to ensure flood protection scheme viable in long-term
  • Nature at risk: Damning report warns environment in serious trouble

    News
    New Zealand environment
    18 Apr 2019
    The Tongariro River

    A bleak picture of the state of New Zealand's environment has been painted by the government's official report, Environment Aotearoa 2019.

    Nature at risk: Damning report warns environment in serious trouble
  • Morning Report: local papers

    News
    New Zealand Regional
    7 May 2012

    Monday's headlines: 103 primary and secondary schools have broken the law by mismanaging funds; cyber-bullying high in NZ schools; SH One closed on Saturday night in Christchurch after bottles were…

    Morning Report: local papers
  • Work underway on $5m stopbank upgrade to protect Dunedin Airport, farmland

    News
    New Zealand climate
    26 Mar 2023
    Dunedin Airport

    Work is underway on a floodbank upgrade to protect Dunedin Airport and thousands of hectares of highly productive farmland from flooding.

    Work underway on $5m stopbank upgrade to protect Dunedin Airport, farmland
  • Canterbury firefighters tackle scrub fires

    News
    New Zealand
    3 Feb 2020
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    Canterbury firefighters are working to control scrub fires as another sweltering day is expected to bring temperatures close to 30C.

    Canterbury firefighters tackle scrub fires
  • Two PNG prison officers suspended, more could follow after jail break out

    News
    Pacific
    24 Jan 2005

    Prison authorities in Papua New Guinea have admitted that negligence by prison officers led to a mass jailbreak by 65 inmates near Port Moresby. Prison authorities say the bodies of...

    Two PNG prison officers suspended, more could follow after jail break out
  • Rail bridge fence installed in Waikato

    News
    New Zealand
    27 Mar 2010

    Rail safety campaigner and former Black Cap Chris Cairns says a fence to stop people jumping off a rail bridge in Ngaruawahia in Waikato is an example of one way to improve safety at railway lines in…

    Rail bridge fence installed in Waikato
  • Mercedes thief guilty of reckless driving that caused death of Blenheim man

    News
    New Zealand crime
    17 May 2024
    Allister Christie of Blenheim and inset of Kyle Clarke. 


picture supplied by family

    The decision by Judge Jo Rielly comes after a five-day trial that examined the minutes leading up to Allister Christie's death after a high-speed car chase in March 2022.

    Mercedes thief Kyle Clarke guilty of reckless driving that caused death of Blenheim man
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