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Tarras locals in the dark over Christchurch Airport's land purchase
Tarras locals say they've been left in the dark while Christchurch Airport spent millions buying up 750 hectares of farmland in the Central Otago village.
That's despite Christchurch Airport chief… Audio
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NZ tempts Covid-19 fate by not introducing masks - researchers
New Zealand would have seen 990 to 4200 Covid-19 deaths if our losses matched OECD rates, but we're still tempting fate by not introducing masks, experts say. Audio
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Some Māori frustrated they can't switch electoral rolls until 2024
Māori trying to switch electoral rolls ahead of the election are frustrated they will not be able to do so until 2024, and are left with poor candidate choices in their current electorate as a result.
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Covid-19: NZ has developed world's lowest death rate
New Zealand has the lowest death rate from the Covid-19 pandemic in the developed world.
A new comparative analysis looked at the death rates among the 37 members of the OECD.
New Zealand, which has… Audio
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Is it fair Iain Lees-Galloway was sacked over affair?
A staffer for former Prime Minister David Lange says in his time sexual activity was rife in Parliament and Iain-Lees Galloway is a victim of the current political climate.
Lees-Galloway's affair… Audio
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Tongan tax on sugary drinks leads to more water production - research
A study into Tonga's tax on sugar-sweetened drinks has found it may have led to an increase in bottled water production.
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Falloon saga: Was 'mental health' used as a front?
Disgraced MP Andrew Falloon shed little light on Monday on the real reason why he is quitting as an MP, citing only health issues and 'mistakes'.
Now that the real reasons have become clear… Audio
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Aviation maintenance firm allowed to reopen
An aviation maintenance firm which services thousands of aircraft has been allowed to reopen facilities shut down over safety fears.
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Marlborough's plan to honour its mighty Wairau River
The banks along Marlborough's Wairau River are set to be transformed into a regional park, to honour the river as a taonga for Māori, while securing its future as a major regional resource.
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The Warehouse could cut up to 750 jobs, company says
Up to 750 jobs could go in the proposed restructure of The Warehouse, the company's chief executive officer says.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - England cricketers still fighting for win, Chelsea too good for United, Quartararo wins first race.
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Kurt Rosenwinkel, the Jazz Messengers
We check out music by the Jazz Messengers, Katya Sourikova, and Mexican group Sacbé, and a couple from guitarist Kurt Rosenwinkel. Audio
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Lena Horne
This hour features a mini-set from the great singer Lena Horne. Audio
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The Sampler: J.S. Ondara, Richard Thompson, I Break Horses
Nick Bollinger reviews lockdown sets from Kenyan-born, Minnesota-based troubadour J.S. Ondara and veteran English singer-songwriter Richard Thompson, plus the gothic synth-pop of Swedish duo I Break… Audio
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The Sampler: J.S. Ondara, Richard Thompson, I Break Horses
Nick Bollinger reviews lockdown sets from Kenyan-born, Minnesota-based troubadour J.S. Ondara and veteran English singer-songwriter Richard Thompson, plus the gothic synth-pop of Swedish duo I Break…
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Cyclists' two-day trip in bid to rescue 'lifesaver' mental health facility
Three people have cycled for two days from Nelson to the steps of Parliament in a bid to save community mental health facility, Nikau House.
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Missing moggy Rodney had been found on a local farm in Marton
Audio 17 Jul 2020There's been a purr-fect ending to the mysterious case of Marton's missing moggy. Rodney the cat was adopted by the North Island town's ITM store as a kitten 10 years ago and became a hit with… Audio
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Team NZ questioned over $1.5m wage subsidies
Employees at Team New Zealand have been kept afloat by nearly $1.5 million in Government wage subsides through the COVID-19 crisis, but questions are being raised over what revenue the syndicate… Audio
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Judith Collins line-up revealed, Todd Muller to take a break
New National leader Judith Collins has revealed her reshuffled caucus, promoting former leaders Simon Bridges and Todd Muller to the party's front bench.
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Labour shortage: NZers 'come and go, they don't stay'
The horticulture industry warns it may have to cut back on the harvest, if the government does not move quickly to head-off a critical labour shortage in spring.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Liverpool beaten, SBW's future in Super League in doubt and IOC fully committed to Tokyo Olympics.
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National Party leadership: Collins, Kaye, Bridges still in the running
As National prepares to replace Todd Muller as leader, Simon Bridges, Judith Collins and Nikki Kaye are not ruling out going for the top job. Video
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Collins', Mitchell's electorates weigh in on National leader
Who is the right person to take up the National leadership? Mark Mitchell and Judith Collins have been on the informal short list. Checkpoint cameraman Nick Monro and reporter Nita Blake-Persen headed… Video, Audio
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What did Muller achieve in his 53 days as National leader?
Todd Muller has resigned as National Party leader, so what did he achieve after only 53 days in the role?
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Fewer deaths in lockdown than previous year
Health experts have been surprised by a lower number of deaths throughout the country over the lockdown period. Audio
