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MPs to consider ban on foreign political donations
Parliament's Justice Select Committee is expected to consider banning foreign donations to political parties after the SIS warned that foreign governments want to influence New Zealand politicians.
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Ban on foreign donations to NZ political parties considered
Parliament's Justice Select Committee is expected to consider banning foreign donations to political parties. The SIS has warned the Justice Select Committee that other countries have wanted to make… Audio
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Foreign political interference in NZ from 'a range of actors'
The heads of New Zealand's intelligence agencies say there are active efforts to influence democracy here through expat communities and political donations.
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Question Time for 11 April 2019
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GARETH HUGHES to the Minister of Energy and Resources: Does she stand by MBIE’s decision to extend OMV’s Great South Basin application last year, given the company is now seeking a consent to drill?
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Warriors hooker beats NRL judiciary charge, the Football Ferns stun Norway and Japan's captain hits out at the Sunwolves' axing from Super Rugby.
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One in seven NZers did not complete Census 2018
The government's chief statistician has finally revealed how many New Zealanders didn't complete last year's Census, and it's no small number. Liz MacPherson had been threatened with being held in… Audio
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Census numbers: Govt statistician reveals details
Information from the the government's chief statistician suggests almost 700,000 New Zealanders did not complete last year's census.
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Nick Tipping: how does Jazz work
Nick Tipping is an RNZ Concert presenter, a jazz bass player, the former head of Jazz at the New Zealand School of Music and an all round advocate for the genre. Audio
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China interrogated Australian residents over ties to govt adviser
Two Australian residents have revealed they were interrogated by Chinese officials seeking information about a secret investigation into China's influence in Australia.
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From fast-fashion to a circular economy
In the UK alone there is an estimated 30 billion pounds’ worth of unused clothes sitting in wardrobes. Audio
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Manifesto ban divides media
Banning the gunman’s so-called manifesto was a controversial call by the Chief Censor last week. It has divided opinion among the media over whether they should delve into it - and just how much of it… Audio
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Manifesto ban divides media
Banning the gunman’s so-called manifesto was a controversial call by the Chief Censor last week. It has divided opinion among the media over whether they should delve into it - and just how much of it…
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All About the Blues
Audio 6 Apr 2019Nick Tipping plays 9 different tunes based on the 12-bar blues, including tracks by Count Basie, Oliver Nelson, and Charlie Parker. Audio
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Tierney Sutton & Gregory Porter
Audio 6 Apr 2019Nick plays tracks from new albums by Tierney Sutton and Giovanni Guidi, as well as tracks from Gregory Porter, Errol Garner, and Horace Silver. Audio
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'Unforgivable' NZTA oversight leads to more heavy vehicles off road
Certification for drawbars and drawbeams on about 2000 trucks and trailers has been revoked by the New Zealand Transport Agency as part of investigations into certifier Patrick Chu.
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Theia - I'm really happy with myself now
Viral pop songstress Theia is about to release her new EP Not Your Princess, she speaks to Yadana Saw about growing into her music career. Video, Audio
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Warning of suspicious man approaching children in Devonport
Devonport Schools are warning children to walk in groups after a man with a van has been approaching children inappropriately.
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Under FiveHundy: Nuhaka
The tiny northern Hawkes Bay settlement of Nuhaka has chess champions, a large Latter-day Saints congregation and a large apple & kiwifruit orchard that looks like it will need more than 100 seasonal… Audio, Gallery
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Under FiveHundy: Nuhaka
The tiny northern Hawkes Bay settlement of Nuhaka has chess champions, a large Latter-day Saints congregation and a large apple & kiwifruit orchard that looks like it will need more than 100 seasonal…
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Song Crush Ep 11: Church & AP, Connie Constance, Caroline Easther, Chai
The Song Crush team this week listen to new releases ranging from homegrown, colloquial hip-hop to grown-up love songs, Japanese indie pop to British Brexit music. Video, Audio
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NZ First sides with National against Ngāi Tahu seats at council
New Zealand First has scuppered Labour's bid to give Ngāi Tahu permanent seats on the Canterbury Regional Council, saying its special treatment for Māori. Audio
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Building boom prompts record home consents in Auckland
Auckland Council continues to struggle to process building consents on time but it's hoping a hiring binge will allow it to handle a flood of applications. In the year to February the Council issued a… Audio
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Corrections criticised over its de-radicalisation programme focus
A small number of people who could become violent extremists are being monitored, but the programme is being criticised as wrongheaded.
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More Auckland Council staff to keep up record home consents
Auckland Council continues to feel the pressure of the building boom - but it's hoping a hiring binge will allow it to maintain its record number of consents.
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British MPs fail to back Brexit proposals again
For a second time, none of British MPs' proposed Brexit options wins clear backing in Commons vote.
