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Confusion reigns as NZers enter Melbourne from NSW, NT
Bubble bursting Kiwis in Australia are causing confusion and upset, as Victoria Premier Daniel Andrews continues taking swipes at the Australian federal government over its safe travel zone with New… Audio
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'Yo-yo MP' Maureen Pugh not counting on bounce from special votes
She calls herself the "yo-yo MP". National's Maureen Pugh is trapped yet again in the revolving door of politics, not knowing for sure whether she is in Parliament, or out.
This is the third time the… Video, Audio
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Whales refloated in Coromandel
Most of the whales stuck in a mass stranding in an isolated northern Coromandel bay have been refloated.
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'Historical high' - NZ Parliament readies for more diversity
An array of diverse candidates will enter Parliament - leading to a record high representation of women and the inclusion of multiple ethnicities. Audio
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Collins clings onto leadership role: 'I'm happy to continue in it'
National Party leader Judith Collins says the party's defeat will give them pause to refocus, and their MPs and members will have lots to think about. Audio
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Election 2020: New Parliament to be filled with fresh faces
The 53rd Government is going to be filled with dozens of fresh faces, following Labour's landslide election victory.
The special votes are still yet to come in, but parliament will be painted red… Audio
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Election 2020: What now...?
Power Play - With the drama and excitement of election night over, it's now time to get down to business.
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Rachel Boyack, new MP for Nelson hard at work
Nelson has elected its first new MP in a quarter of a century... and also the first female consituency MP. In one of numerous election upsets on Saturday night, National Party stalwart Nick Smith lost… Audio
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'I'm blimmin stoked' - New Labour electorate MPs react to results
Labour's new electorate MPs admit they thought it was a 'distant dream' to snatch their seats off National, but say it came down to the hard work of their teams. Audio
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Whales die after mass stranding in Coromandel
More than a dozen whales have died after a mass stranding at an isolated northern Coromandel bay.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Panthers ride record-equalling winning run into NRL grand final, McLaughlin pipped for pole at Bathurst and VAR foils Liverpool.
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Punk Economist: 'The most prudent thing to do now is spend'
Audio 18 Oct 2020One of the world's most high-profile economists says the only way New Zealand will stop its burgeoning housing market being a driver of inequality is through wealth taxes. Audio
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Total power, total responsibility - Ardern holds both in her hands
Opinion - This is Jacinda Ardern's show and she will be held accountable for anything that goes wrong, writes Peter Wilson. Video
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Labour MP Rachel Boyack beats out Nelson stalwart Nick Smith
Nelson will have its first new MP in a quarter of a century, after Labour's Rachel Boyack beat National stalwart Nick Smith by 3-and-a-half-thousand votes Mr Smith has been the Nelson MP since 1996… Audio
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The red tide: Labour wins 15 seats held by National
It's the red tide - a Labour landslide in the electorates has seen the party win 15 seats previously held by National Party MPs - including major upsets in Ilam, Nelson, East Coast, Upper Harbour and…
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Election 2020: Labour claims victory, National has worst result in years
Labour has claimed a landslide victory in the 2020 election and has the numbers to govern alone, while National has slumped to its worst result in years.
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Covid-19 patients suffered harassment and abuse
Many Covid-19 patients in Hawke's Bay felt stigmatised by the community following their diagnosis, while some said they felt harassed and were concerned they could be identified by the media, a survey…
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Jazz Messengers, Lena & Kurt
Lena Horne chimes in with some favourites, and the Jazz Messengers and Kurt Rosenwinkel add their unique jazz sounds. Audio
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Paul, Phil, Lena, & the JMs
More from Lena Horne and the Jazz Messengers, plus Phil Woods and Paul Bley. Audio
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The Sampler:Dead Famous People
New Zealand indie-pop band Dead Famous People debuted in the 1980s. After a couple of releases, including an EP on Flying Nun Records, the band relocated to London. They signed a deal with Billy… Audio
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New Zealanders can fly to Australia, but it comes with a warning
Some New Zealanders taking advantage of the quarantine-free safe travel zone with New South Wales and the Northern Territory plan on heading straight to other states once they've landed.
But the… Audio
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More than $11 million in wage subsidies repaid by Briscoe Group
Large retailer Briscoe Group has repaid more than $11 million received in wage subsidies to the government.
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NSW MP Daryl Maguire confesses to corruption investigation
Disgraced New South Wales MP Daryl Maguire has made a string of admissions to the state's corruption investigator this week - but a legal prosecution is no certainty.
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Exclusive: The secret case of the NZ First Foundation
Despite a legal battle, the names of those charged in the NZ First Foundation fraud case remain suppressed. As Guyon Espiner reports, the foundation has been shrouded in secrecy from the start.
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NZers can fly isolation-free to Australia from Friday
From Friday, New Zealanders will be able to say g'day to our Aussie neighbours without having to isolate on arrival across the ditch.
The one-way travel bubble is with New South Wales and the… Audio
