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Call for planning for extreme disaster scenarios
Researchers want emergency planners to think bigger and prepare to isolate New Zealand from the rest of the world in a global catastrophe.
The government is focused on coping with a pandemic virus… Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Drysdale re-claims top spot, Fatialofa fundraising campaign set up, Young Reds advance in FA Cup and captain's century leads South Africa to win over Cricket world champs.
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How NZ would fare during a world catastrophe
Audio 5 Feb 2020Is New Zealand ready to cope in a global catastrophe? John Gerritsen investigates Video, Audio
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Morning Rural News for 5 February 2020
News from the rural and farming sector. Audio
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National Party taking lessons on Australian Liberal's election tactics
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison to victory in a supposedly "unwinnable" election.
The Liberal Party's New South Wales deputy campaign director Nick Westenberg gave a presentation to the… Audio
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'No election unwinnable': Nats take tips from Australia's Liberals
National MPs have been schooling up on the campaign tricks that helped Australia Prime Minister Scott Morrison to victory in last year's "unwinnable" election.
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Coronavirus: Whangaparāoa readies for Wuhan evacuees
Meanwhile an Auckland community receiving some new neighbours from Wuhan says it will welcome the evacuees.
Up to 70 New Zealanders are expected to be flown out of the Chinese city, the epicentre of… Video, Audio
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Super Bowl 54: Kansas City crowned champions
The Kansas City Chiefs have captured the franchise's first Super Bowl championship in 50 years by beating the San Francisco 49ers 31-20.
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The Warehouse Group announces restructure
The Warehouse Group is restructuring and scrapping chief executive roles for its respective retail brands immediately.
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The innocent joy of trespassing
Audio 2 Feb 2020Nick Slater's life changed one night several years ago when he was coaxed into trespassing in the hope of finding the best view in Ho Chi Minh City. He described it as a 'spiritual experience' and… Audio
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Brexit date business-as-usual for NZ companies - Trade commissioner
New Zealand companies and exporters will face little change to business when Britain leaves the European Union (EU) on Saturday.
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NZ companies in line for little change come Brexit Day
Britain's official departure from the European Union tomorrow isn't going to mean too much immediately for New Zealand companies. Audio
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Coronavirus hampers build-up to Tokyo Olympics - Nick Willis
Two-time Olympic medallist Nick Willis says the decision to postpone the world indoor athletic champs in China because of the coronavirus is the right one, but will hamper the build up to the Tokyo… Audio
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Athletics world indoor champs in China postponed over coronavirus fears
New Zealand shot putter Tom Walsh won't get a chance to defend his world indoor title in March, with the event in China postponed because of the outbreak.
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Lobbyists on infrastructure spend
The government is going on a national spending spree, dishing out $12 billion on infrastructure with more than half to be spent on transport.
Nick Leggett, the chief executive of the Road Transport… Audio
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Govt's $12b infrastructure spend: Rail, roads and DHBs the big winners
The government has revealed a huge spend-up on roads, to come out of the $12 billion Infrastructure Fund. Video
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Fans keen on Kobe logo
Nearly two million people have signed an online petition to use Kobe Bryant's image as the new logo for the National Basketball Association following the death of the Los Angeles Lakers great.
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Kobe Bryant to be inducted into Basketball Hall of Fame
The Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame is set to bypass the normal election process and making the late Kobe Bryant the first inductee of the 2020 class.
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Tennis great Margaret Court honoured at Australian Open
Australian tennis great Margaret Court has been honoured at the Australian Open.
Court was presented with a trophy on court at the Rod Laver Arena ahead of the blockbuster Nick Kyrgios versus Rafael… Audio
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Sports News for 28 January 2019
Nick Kyrgios says he has "made progress as a human" after his Australian Open ended with an honourable defeat by Spanish top seed Rafael Nadal. Audio
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Sports News for 28 January 2019
The Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios concedes he was beaten by a better man on the day as he went down in four sets to world number one Rafael Nadal at the Australian Open. Audio
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Nadal overcomes Kyrgios
World number one Rafa Nadal held off a spirited challenge from local favourite Nick Kyrgios to win in four tight sets and advance to the Australian Open quarter-finals.
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Sports News for 28 January 2019
World number one Rafael Nadal held off a spirited challenge from local favourite Nick Kyrgios to win in four tight sets and advance to the Australian Open quarter-finals. Audio
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Tourists assessed in Rotorua after possible coronavirus exposure
Three people have been assessed after health officials were alerted they may have been exposed to someone with confirmed novel coronavirus infection on a previous flight in to Sydney.
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A Celebration of Song
A celebration of song with artists as diverse as Joni Mitchell, Nick Cave and the King's Singers. Video
