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Kids help get 'very, very dangerous' speed limit changed
Children have helped convince a regional council to lower speed limits outside their school and cut the chances of being "squished".
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Overall pick-up in housing market
Residential property investors are showing a little more interest amid an overall pick-up in housing market sentiment. Audio
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Housing market heating up before holiday period
The amount of New Zealanders who think it's a good time to buy a house is at a seven-year high, according to ASB.
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Report into 2017 general election tipped to be published shortly
The long-awaited and much-delayed Parliamentary report into the 2017 general election is expected to be published in the coming days.
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Nick Bollinger on Rick Bryant and Arthur Baysting
Nick Bollinger remembers blue eyed soul man, raconteur Rick Bryant and poet, songwriter, screenwriter and stand up Arthur Baysting, both of whom died earlier this week. Nick and Yadana Saw reflect… Audio
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The Week in Politics: The cannabis conflict has just begun
Analysis - The government's first crack at cannabis legislation runs into trouble, a foreign donations bill is rammed through Parliament and a select committee refuses to listen to former NZ First…
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Song Crush: 12 favourite NZ songs of 2019
It was another strong year for music in Aotearoa, from the internationally acclaimed Aldous Harding and Tiny Ruins, to the grass roots DIY acts just bubbling up. The Song Crush team play some of their… Video, Audio
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RBNZ underestimated bank capital changes' impact - economist
A chief economist says the Reserve Bank has underestimated the impact of its latest moves on borrowing.
The Reserve Bank is going to require banks to nearly double the amount of capital they need to… Audio
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Remembering Rick Bryant
Audio 5 Dec 2019Nick Bollinger and Bill Lake join us to take a look a the life and work of the much loved musician Rick Bryant who died today. Audio
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Blue-eyed counter-culture soul man Rick Bryant has died
Rick Bryant's 50 year career in local bands such as The Jive Bombers, Rough Justice, The Neighbours, BLERTA, Mammal, and the Jubilation Choir stands as a testament to the US soul, R&B and gospel… Video
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Foreign political donations crackdown bill passes third reading
A bill cracking down on foreign political donations has passed its third reading in parliament, with MPs using it as an opportunity to air the dirty laundry of other parties.
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'Life saving' medevac laws repealed by Australian govt
The Australian Senate has repealed the medevac laws which eased the transfer of sick refugees from Nauru and Papua New Guinea to Australia.
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Bill banning foreign donations: 'You've got a panicked government' - Bridges
National leader Simon Bridges has attacked the government's proposal to curb foreign political donations, saying it does not go far enough, but refused to commit to broader changes himself. Audio
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Foreign donations bill continues to be debated
A bill aiming to ban foreign donations to political parties will continue being debated under urgency today, after only getting to its first and second readings last night.
The bill would see the… Audio
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Foreign donations ban bill not robust - Nick Smith
National says the government's foreign donation ban will fall well short of what's needed - but it is still supporting the bill.
The legislation to ban any foreign donations over $50 is being… Audio
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Hans Dalton's family's Christmas wish to meet Samoa's Attorney-General
The family of a man who died in a Samoan prison will not meet the country's Attorney-General after he postponed a trip to New Zealand.
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Bereaved family of Hans Dalton wants to meet Samoa's Attorney-General
Audio 3 Dec 2019The family of a man who died in a Samoan prison won't meet the country's Attorney-General this month after he cancelled a trip to New Zealand.
Lemalu Hermann Retzlaff was expected to visit but the… Audio
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Neighbours at war over planted garden berm in Manly, Auckland
A neighbours at war situation is brewing in the North Auckland suburb of Manly - over a berm which some think is an eyesore. It's creator Dee Pigneguy says the berm - which has been planted with trees… Video, Audio
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Australia sweep Pakistan, now they take on Black Caps
Nathan Lyon grabbed five wickets to spin Australia to an emphatic innings and 48-run victory in the second test against Pakistan as the hosts swept the series 2-0.
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Memorial museum planned to enhance Paparoa Track experience
The Paparoa Track that opened at the weekend will eventually have a path to the Pike River Mine portal and a memorial museum in an old mine building.
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Kaikōura curbs freedom camping ahead of summer
Tough new freedom camping rules that ban camping at a number of areas are being praised by Kaikōura residents.
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London Bridge attack victim 'dedicated life to helping others'
One of the people stabbed to death in the attack at London Bridge has been named as 25-year-old University of Cambridge graduate, Jack Merritt.
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Can music make cocktails taste sweeter? Waikato composer concocts an answer
Jeremy Mayall's fascination with how sound interacts with other senses turned into a PhD and many multi-sensory compositions. Video, Audio
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RNZ Music's top 21 NZ albums of the 21st century
Over the past twenty years there has been a bumper crop of memorable and beautiful local albums that have found notable success. We are proud to offer you our top 21 albums of the twenty-first century… Audio
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Big four auditors face investor calls for tougher climate scrutiny
The so-called Big Four auditors are being warned that failure to take urgent action on climate-related risks could do more damage than the financial crisis.
