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Protection benefits outweigh kea 1080 deaths, DOC says
A "few" kea die as a result of poison pest control operations but there is a longer term benefit overall to protecting the parrot, DOC says.
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Terrorism laws to be expanded, targeting imprisoned individuals like Christchurch shooter
The Christchurch mosque shooter's designation as a terrorist entity would be less likely to be revoked or automatically expire under proposed new law changes.
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New bill to combat child abuse in Guam
A new bill in Guam aims to set clear boundaries for how long kids can stay in foster care and when parental rights need to be terminated.
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Everybody Eats Cook-Off episode three - Kahlivia Russell
Five Wellington chefs used donated food to create a gourmet three-course meal at this year's Everybody Eats Cook-Off. Watch how Kahlivia Russell pulled it off. Video
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'Insane' inflation: Shoppers reach for deals on everyday groceries
An independent shop hopes to ease the pressure on shoppers' wallets as inflation reaches a 32-year high and food prices rise. Audio
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The virtues of cold water swimming
Audio 18 Oct 2022Dr Mark Harper is an anaesthetist, researcher and author of Chill: The Cold Water Swim Cure. Based between England and Norway, Dr Harper is an advocate for the benefits of cold water swimming to… Audio
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Fair Pay Bill to make for feisty debate this week
Following a two-week recess, MPs are set to engage in feisty debate about proposed labour laws that could raise wages through sector-wide collective bargaining. Audio
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Fair Pay Bill to make for feisty debate this week
Following a two-week recess, MPs are set to engage in feisty debate about proposed labour laws that could raise wages through sector-wide collective bargaining.
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Auckland's first wāhine Māori councillor wants mana whenua to have more say
Auckland's first wāhine Māori councillor says she will encourage a change to let mana whenua have voting powers.
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Explainer: Changes on way for Covid-19 response
The government is streamlining its Covid-19 response powers, but the seven-day isolation period will remain for now. Here's a summary of the changes.
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'Pointless complaining' - Most migrant exploitation complaints uninvestigated over past year
Only 10 percent of migrant exploitation complaints received by the Labour Inspectorate in the past year were investigated, data from the MBIE shows.
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'A significant milestone': Vaccine mandates, MIQ and lockdowns set to be ditched
The government is winding down some of its Covid-19 powers, saying they're no longer justified.
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Season 2 Ep 2: Māori: The First 500 Years
The first 500 years of Māori settlement in Aotearoa saw significant, dynamic changes to how people lived; changes that challenge the idea of Māori culture as something carved in stone. Video, Audio
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Introduction to 'Running Boy'
Rahim AlHaj introduces his piece 'Running Boy' from 'Letters from Iraq' at the Chamber Music New Zealand concert, Auckland Concert Chamber, 17 October 2022. Audio
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Introduction to 'Fly Home'
Rahim AlHaj introduces his piece 'Fly Home' from 'Letters from Iraq' at the Chamber Music New Zealand concert, Auckland Concert Chamber, 17 October 2022. Audio
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Introduction to 'Forbidden Attraction'
Rahim AlHaj introduces his piece 'Forbidden Attraction' from 'Letters from Iraq' at the Chamber Music New Zealand concert, Auckland Concert Chamber, 17 October 2022. Audio
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Introduction to 'Unspoken Word'
Rahim AlHaj introduces his piece 'Unspoken Word' from 'Letters from Iraq' at the Chamber Music New Zealand concert, Auckland Concert Chamber, 17 October 2022. Audio
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Introduction to 'Eastern Love'
Rahim AlHaj introduces his piece 'Eastern Love' from 'Letters from Iraq' at the Chamber Music New Zealand concert, Auckland Concert Chamber, 17 October 2022. Audio
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Introduction to 'Dream'
Rahim AlHaj introduces his piece 'Dream' at the Chamber Music New Zealand concert, 'Letters from Iraq', Auckland Concert Chamber, 17 October 2022. Audio
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Ruby Princess passenger believed cruise had Covid-19 protocols in place, court told
The lead plaintiff of a class action over the Ruby Princess Covid-19 outbreak has told a Sydney court she thought the cruise company would have implemented infection-control measures.
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Lamb Barbacoa
Recipe by Kahlivia Russell
From Five Nights at Everybody Eats on Monday 17 October 2022
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Concern over safety, cost of fixing earthquake-prone marae buildings
It is predicted more than two-thirds of marae buildings will be considered quake-prone within the next 20 years.
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Season 2 Ep 1: Rabbits & other Pests
No-one knows for sure who first introduced rabbits to New Zealand, because no-one wanted to take the blame for what became one of New Zealand's biggest environmental and economic disasters. We start… Video, Audio
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Demystifying the world of political lobbying
Kris Faafoi's move into lobbying has raised eyebrows - is there a case for regulating the industry? Audio
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Demystifying the world of political lobbying
Kris Faafoi's move into lobbying has raised eyebrows - is there a case for regulating the industry?
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