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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.
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Lime scooters banned from Auckland, licence not renewed
The ride is over for Lime scooters in Auckland. Auckland Council announced on Friday that Lime has just one week to pull its e-scooters from the city's streets, after revealing they would not be… Audio
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NZ methane-busting seaweed cattle feed nears market
A New Zealand technology firm in the race to produce the world's first methane-busting cattle feed supplement made from seaweed is planning to grow and process seaweed in Southland. CH4 Global was… Audio
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Apology lifts a lifelong weight for Erebus victim's daughter
The daughter of a flight engineer killed in the Erebus crash says the apology today has lifted a weight she's been shouldering since she was a school girl - worrying her dad may have done something to… Video, Audio
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Ardern apologises 'wholeheartedly' to Erebus victims' families
The Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has apologised "wholeheartedly" to the families of the 257 people lost in the Erebus disaster for the first time, in a ceremony marking the 40th anniversary of the… Video, Audio
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Council repairs wastewater pipe in Browns Bay
Another damaged wastewater pipe that could be behind an ongoing E coli contamination at a beach on Auckland's North Shore has been found and fixed.
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The right books to buy fussy people for Christmas
Robert Kelly looks at Christmas classics and has some really great ideas about some great books to buy for Christmas gifts. Jesse and Robert also take listener queries and try to help people out with… Audio
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What was wrong with the NCEA Level 2 Maths problem?
A curly question in last week's NCEA Level 2 maths exam has prompted dozens of complaints, with a university maths professor saying those who put the test together 'messed up'.
The question asked… Video, Audio
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Mystery street artist brightens up Lower Hutt with giant Lego heads
A mysterious masked maverick is brightening up a drab retaining wall at the base of the Wainuiomata hill, with giant spray-painted Lego blockheads. Video
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Australia probes allegations China tried to plant spy in parliament
Australia's spy agency ASIO is investigating reports that Chinese intelligence figures tried to plant one of its agents in Federal Parliament.
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Business News for 25 November 2019
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
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McLaughlin crowned 2019 Supercars Champion
New Zealand driver Scott McLaughlin hoisted the Supercars Championship trophy following yesterday's final race of 2019 at the Coates Hire Newcastle 500.
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Having a best friend is worth over $150,000 in extra income
We all know that people with good social interactions are happier with their lives, but what if you could put a monetary value on having a best friend? Well, that's exactly what research author and… Audio
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Watling century guides NZ to lead
BJ Watling scored the first test century on Bay Oval as New Zealand established a 41-run lead against England on Saturday, reaching 394-6 at the close of the third day of the first test in Mt…
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Tito, Herbie, the Boptet
Audio 23 Nov 2019This week: Nick checks out Tito Puente’s ‘Maria Cervantes’, Herbie Hancock’s ‘Maiden Voyage’, Johnny Hartman and John Coltrane with ‘Lush Life’, and a track from Wellington’s Boptet. Audio
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Reefton: a West Coast town in good spirits
Keeping it local and tapping into Reefton's rich history were two of Patsy Bass's goals when she founded the Reefton Distilling Company two years ago... Audio, Gallery
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Reefton: a West Coast town in good spirits
Keeping it local and tapping into Reefton's rich history were two of Patsy Bass's goals when she founded the Reefton Distilling Company two years ago...
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Week in Politics: Has NZ First broken the rules?
Analysis: Claims that New Zealand First used a secretive foundation to hide donations lit a fire that blazed all week but there's still no conclusion as to whether the party has broken the rules. Audio
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National promises to back Waitaha hydro-power scheme if elected
Simon Bridges has promised to give a controversial West Coast hydro-power scheme the green light, after the proposal was vetoed by the Minister for the Environment in August.
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Jazz superstar Pat Metheny returns to NZ
Legendary jazz guitarist Pat Metheny is set to make just his second NZ appearance, at the 2020 Auckland Arts Festival. Audio
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Pat Metheny full interview
Nick Tipping's full interview with jazz guitarist Pat Metheny. Audio
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Increasing risk and responsibilities for directors deter applicants - Survey
Increasing risks and laws extending responsibilities and liabilities of directors are putting more people off the idea of taking up the roles.
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Winston Peters' lawyer threatens Nick Smith with legal action
National's Nick Smith has not been shy in the debating chamber this week in his assessment of the secretive New Zealand First Foundation.
Now he's received an email from Winston Peters' lawyer Brian… Audio
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$30m legal threat levelled at MP over NZ First Foundation
Audio 22 Nov 2019The stakes have been raised in the New Zealand First donations scandal with a $30 million lawsuit now on the cards.
Winston Peters' lawyer Brian Henry is threatening to sue Opposition MPs if they… Audio
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Two more witnesses testify in US impeachment hearings
Let's begin in Washington DC where this week's last two witnesses are appearing before the impeachment inquiry into President Donald Trump. Joining us now is our correspondent Nick Harper. Audio
