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House prices rise for first time since March 2022
Property analysts say house prices are beginning to rise for the first time since March last year.
Values in Hamilton and Christchurch rose by more than 1 percent during October, but not all areas… Audio
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Officers describe scene at mosques after Christchurch terror attacks
Audio 1 Nov 2023A warning, this next story contains distressing details.
Officers rushing to the aid of victims of the Christchurch terror attacks have described police communications in chaos - even as they were… Audio
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Christchurch woman revels in 'spooky, scary fun' of Halloween
The woman has put together spooky decorations and mechanical puppets to entertain trick or treaters tonight.
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First Armed Offender on Al Noor Mosque scene describes frustration getting paramedics to assist
The Armed Offenders Squad member who led the first team into Al Noor Mosque has described his frustration at the time it took to get paramedics to assist victims. Audio
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Police officer had just one day of active shooter training before terror attack
One of the first police officers who arrived at Christchurch's Al Noor Mosque after reports of shots being fired says he had just one day of active shooter training before the terror attack.
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Woman tells Supreme Court deportation would split daughter from 501 father
The woman was more than five months pregnant when she was arrested while driving a car carrying two passengers and 500 grams of meth.
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Review: The Chicks fly high in Christchurch concert
US country music stars The Chicks are in New Zealand for a good time, not a long time - and the fans lapped up every minute at their Christchurch show last night, Dan Buchanan writes.
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For Pete's sake: Brother's legacy lives on in 406 golf course charity challenge
There are around 406 golf courses in New Zealand and young golfer Peter Troake had a dream to play on every single one of them to raise money for Cure Kids. Audio
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Big night for self-confessed Halloween freak
It's Halloween and tonight trick or treaters will be out in force looking to scare up some sugary sweets from unsuspecting victims.
Christchurch woman Sammy Dickinson loves Halloween and spends… Audio
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Rail link for students between Christchurch and Dunedin proposed
A University of Otago lecturer wants a special railway line between Christchurch and Dunedin set up for students to travel between cities.
Otago Business School senior lecturer Dr Duncan Connors says… Audio
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Police thought delayed footage was second attack on Al Noor mosque
Police say delayed footage of the 2019 Christchurch terror attacks was initially thought to be a second attack on Al Noor mosque.
A police commander told the inquest into the deaths of the 51… Audio
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Christchurch RSA 'forced' to rethink plans amid high debt
Christchurch RSA Holdings Limited, the RSA's local business arm, is in liquidation after the closure of its central city restaurant and bar business Trenches in 2019.
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AOS member describes scene at Al Noor Mosque following Christchurch terror attack
The horrifying scene which confronted emergency services at Al Noor Mosque on the day of the Christchurch terror attack has been described by a member of the Armed Offenders Squad.
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Armed offender details horrifying scene at Al Noor Mosque on March 15
An Armed Offenders Squad member has detailed the horrifying scene which confronted emergency services at Al Noor Mosque on the day of the Christchurch terror attack. The inquest has also heard from a… Audio
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King for a decade - so far
New Zealand baritone Chris Bruerton talks to Bryan Crump about the joys of being a member of one of the best known classical singing groups in the world, The King's Singers. Video, Audio
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Mosque victim's sister: 'hindsight' inquest evidence frustrating
A woman whose brother was murdered in the Christchurch terror attacks says it's been frustrating to hear 'no answer' or 'in hindsight' responses from some inquest witnesses.
Aya Al-Umari - whose… Audio
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Mosque victim's sister says pursuit of truth a 'shared responsibility'
A woman whose brother was murdered in the Christchurch terror attacks says "the pursuit of truth" is not just the responsibility of the affected whānau.
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American slime mould tours Aotearoa
Audio 29 Oct 2023American slime mould tours Aotearoa creating giant kinetic sculpture of rubbish Audio
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Taylorville Resource Park: WorkSafe yet to decide on enforcement after workers hospitalised
The troubled Taylorville Resource Park site remains under the shadow of an investigation, although WorkSafe has returned the site to the operator - under notice.
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Mana and manawa on display at national junior kapa haka finals
Tamariki from as far away as Northland are travelling to Nelson for the competition.
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United Airlines debuts new Auckland - LA flights
United Airlines has added three new weekly flights between Auckland and Los Angeles.
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As it happened: Marchers rally for Palestine around NZ
Thousands marched to Parliament to show their support for the people of Palestine, while the UN voted for an immediate humanitarian truce in Gaza. Here's what happened today with RNZ's live blog.
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Luxon refuses to comment on Winston Peters' terror attack claims
The incoming prime minister, Christopher Luxon, ruled out commenting on Winston Peters' inaccurate claims about the Christchurch terrorist attack.
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Addicts find hands in the earth help journey to recovery - 'It grounds us'
Country Life: Planting chillies, catching a whiff of a sheep's fleece and training cucumber plants are helping people working on a farm near Christchurch deal with some tough life crises. Audio
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Addicts find hands in the earth help journey to recovery - 'It grounds us'
A rural addiction rehabilitation facility near Christchurch runs a farm-focused social enterprise that connects its residents with planting, growing and sharing. Audio
