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Nelson businesses feeling ripple effects of coronavirus
For Nelson, Covid-19 means foreign students aren't coming, forestry workers are on reduced hours, tourists are cancelling, and Sealord's preparing a plan for offshore crews.
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Rachel Reese talks about last nights covid-19 meeting in Nelson
The owner of a Nelson tourism company says homeowners who rely on foreign students to supplement their mortgage can expect to be affected by concerns of a looming pandemic. The region is bracing… Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Super Rugby games in Japan up for discussion, New Zealand to ride for gold, boxers hoping to leave Italy early and Sharapova retires from tennis.
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Controversial civic centre upsize goes ahead
Whangarei ratepayers are to get an upsized $48 million new civic centre - without public consultation on its increased cost.
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Best blows from the latest Democrat debate
Senator Bernie Sanders is under attack from rival US Democrats as he cements his position as a frontrunner to take on Donald Trump in November's election.
Tension ran high at the Democratic… Audio
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NZ Olympic Committee keeping an eye on coronavirus outbreak
The novel coronavirus outbreak is threatening to ruin the Olympics in Japan and has already disrupted Kiwi athletes' preparations for the games.
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Auckland Asian restaurants hit by coronavirus fears
As coronavirus continues to spread offshore, local Asian businesses say they're starting to fail as customers stay away.
Profits have halved for some Chinese restaurants in Auckland, and with the… Video, Audio
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The cost of treating Whakaari victims continues to rise
The cost of treating burns victims from last year's Whakaari/White Island tragedy continues to rise with Counties Manukau Health revealing its response alone has cost more than two million dollars to… Audio
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Nashville Babylon 24 February, 2020
On this week's show Mark has birthday tunes for Johnny Cash and Nicky Hopkins, blues courtesy of Blind Boy Fuller, classic soul covers from Etta James and Bobby Womack plus a preview of Kiwi bluegrass… Audio
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The Sampler: 24 February 2020
In the first Sampler for 2020, Nick Bollinger catches up on a few pre-Christmas releases, including albums by Big Thief, Beck and Ezra Furman. Audio
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The Sampler: 24 February 2020
In the first Sampler for 2020, Nick Bollinger catches up on a few pre-Christmas releases, including albums by Big Thief, Beck and Ezra Furman.
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Adams second as Osei-Nketia wins 100m
New Zealand shot put star Dame Valerie Adams suffered a rare defeat on home soil, finishing second at the Sir Graeme Douglas international.
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Traditional Ballads for Modern Times
With a bit of inspiration from Haydn of all people, William Dart looks at new releases from Irish group Lankum and the American supergroup Bonny Light Horseman, both of which draw on the rich heritage… Video, Audio
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Surfer buys lotto ticket after being bitten by shark
Nick Minogue was told to buy a lotto ticket after he was bitten by a three-metre-long Great White shark while surfing at Pauanui Beach. He didn't win the big prize last night, but he has a decent… Audio
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What a Difference a Dave Makes
Dave. Not the most exotic of names- but for some reason it's a name that crops up more often than you'd think in the world of jazz. Today Nick digs into the ranks of the jazz Daves to find out what's… Audio
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What a Difference a Dave Makes (pt 2)
The jazz world is dominated by men called Dave. Nick Tipping tries to figure out why. Audio
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New music with Jeremy Taylor - Tami Nelson & more
Emotional synths, a gritty new set from Tami Neilson, and a classic track from soon-come tourist Nick Lowe. Audio
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Jennifer Ward-Lealand named New Zealander of the Year
The actor and director was recognised for her dedication to the performing arts and her commitment to te reo Māori. Audio
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Meet the New Zealander of the year finalists
The 2020 New Zealander of the Year Award winner will be revealed tonight and the finalists are Peter Beck, Jane Harding, and Jennifer Ward-Lealand Te Atamira.
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Question Time for 20 February 2020
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Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH to the Minister of Finance: Does he stand by all of his policies and statements?
KIRITAPU ALLAN to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the New Zealand…
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Wuhan evacuees leave Whangaparāoa quarantine
All 157 people who have spent the past 14 days in quarantine at the Whangaparāoa Defence Force base were finally given the green light to go home, after their evacuation from Wuhan.
Two people… Video, Audio
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Question Time for 19 February 2020
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Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s statements and actions?
JENNY MARCROFT to the Minister for Regional Economic Development: How is the Provincial…
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Jury finishes first day of deliberations in Weinstein trial
The jury in the trial of Harvey Weinstein has just finished the first day of its deliberations. Weinstein is on trial for two charges of predatory sexual assault. Audio
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Bloomberg second in the polls, but hasn't been on a ballot yet
Democrats have not yet had a chance to cast a vote for the former New York mayor Mike Bloomberg to run against Donald Trump in November's presidential election.
He won't appear on a state primary… Audio
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Nashville Babylon 17 February, 2020
On this week's show Mark previews Nick Lowe's forthcoming visit to New Zealand, plays new music from Tami Neilson, the Third Mind, Miss Tess and Chuck Prophet and spins classic blues courtesy of… Audio
