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Question Time: themes, targets and variations
This week’s Question Times in Parliament had a recurring theme, familiar target but more variations than you might expect.
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$10m for AJ Hackett 'looks like corporate welfare' - Bagrie
AJ Hackett bungy's owners were jumping for joy after news the company would receive $10.2 million in government help to get back on its feet.
But questions are being raised over whether the company… Audio
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Question Time for 25 June 2020
Audio 25 Jun 2020Questions to Ministers
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KIRITAPU ALLAN to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the international context for the New Zealand economy?
Hon NIKKI KAYE to the Prime…
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - no more Thursday night rugby games, US Open backtracks on wheelchair tennis and McCaw retires again.
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Government tightens Covid-19 testing requirements
Covid-19 testing for every person with a cough or cold symptom has been dropped, in a move expected to put an end to the huge demand for tests in some areas. Audio
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Dramatic change to criteria for Covid-19 testing
There's been a dramatic change to the criteria for having a Covid-19 test - and it means a lot fewer people will get one.
The Ministry of Health will no longer require people with any cold or cough… Audio
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AT threatens to rip up planted berm which stops flooding
Rip it out - or we will. That's what Auckland Transport has told the creator of a planted berm north of Auckland. It's after Manly resident Dee Pigneguy found herself in a standoff with Auckland… Video, Audio
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Prisoner voting bill passes in chaotic night at Parliament
Prisoners serving a sentence of less than three years will now be able to vote in September's general election.
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NCEA credits for learning about money
We speak to Commission for Financial Capability Director of Learning Nick Thomson. Audio
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The Panel with Jennie Moreton and Peter Elliott (Part 1)
Audio 24 Jun 2020Topics - From now on all airport staff and those working in managed isolation or quarantine hotels, and drivers will be tested for Covid-19 at higher rates, even if they don't have symptoms. Dr Joshua… Audio
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OCR held at 0.25 percent
The Reserve Bank has held its benchmark interest rate at 0.25 percent, in line with expectations.
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Broker company faces anti-money laundering charges
The Financial Markets Authority has filed anti-money laundering charges against the brokering and financial advice firm CLSA Premium NZ.
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Novak Djokovic tests positive for Covid-19
World men's tennis number one Novak Djokovic has tested positive for Covid-19, days after he hosted a number of players in the Adria Tour exhibition tournament in the Balkan region.
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Boy with disability living in garage, as family waits on Housing NZ for home
The life of a disabled boy is being put at risk because his family is forced to live in a cold garage due to a lack of appropriate housing, a south Auckland social worker says.
Seven-year-old… Video, Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Aerial protest mars EPL game, stars score good win over tactix, PGA Championship won't have spectators and Kyrgios takes a shot at boneheaded decision.
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Migrant caravan: the human tragedy and its deadly history
Audio 23 Jun 2020Blood On The Wall co-director Nick Quested, talks to Kathryn Ryan about the reality of life in a migrant caravan and the policies of the past, played out over decades, that led to their creation… Audio
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Remembering two gifted guitar heroes
Aotearoa lost two true guitar heroes this week in Kemp Tuirirangi and Aaron Tokona. Both shared the gift of music with anyone who wanted to listen; enriching the lives of thousands of people they… Video
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Second tennis players tests positive
Croatia's Borna Coric became the second player from Novak Djokovic's Adria Tour exhibition tournament to test positive for Covid-19.
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Nashville Babylon 22 June 2020
On this week's show Mark plays birthday tunes for Kris Kristofferon, June Carter Cash and Nick Drake plus blues courtesy of Mojo Watson, Kiwi country from the Warratahs and a classic Americana cut… Audio
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The Sampler: Bob Dylan - Rough & Rowdy Ways
Dylan's first album of new material in eight years rambles through blues, jazz, country, ancient folksong and even Tin Pan Alley, while his lyrics, labyrinthine as ever, collage Greek mythology, Roman… Audio
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Traveller describes isolation in room with no open windows
Meanwhile, a man who arrived back in New Zealand to be with his dying father has described a hellish four days confined to an Auckland hotel room with no opening windows.
Chris Tunbridge is staying… Audio
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Covid-19: Victoria extends state of emergency as coronavirus cases spike
Australia's second most populous state Victoria has extended its state of emergency for four more weeks to 19 July, as it battles a spike in coronavirus infections with a pick-up in community…
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NZ man determined to complete US run after truck almost killed him
Ultra marathon runner Nick Ashill plans to return to the spot in Ohio, USA, where a truck smashed into him, leaving him close to death. Audio
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Kiwi runner to resume US marathon after near-death hit-and-run
When Kiwi Nick Ashill was mowed down by a ute while attempting to run 5000km across America, doctors wondered if he would walk again. But after a long rehabilitation and a number of surgeries, he is… Audio
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NZ musician Aaron Tokona, of Weta and Fly My Pretties, has died
Acclaimed New Zealand musician Aaron Tokona, who played in influential bands such as Weta and Fly My Pretties, has died aged 45. Audio
