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Electoral law change puts political parties in the firing line
Politicians on both sides of the aisle are accusing each other of trying to manipulate voting laws to boost their chances at the next election. Audio
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Election day enrolments to help left-wing parties - National
The National Party is accusing the government of rushing changes in electoral law to advantage the coalition's re-election.
But Justice Minister Andrew Little says the moves will strengthen… Audio
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Iran shoots down US drone, Trump says 'mistake'
President Donald Trump says Iran has made "a very big mistake" by shooting down an American surveillance drone overnight.
The US says the drone was in international airspace. Iran insists it was over… Audio
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GDP steady in first quarter
Economic growth has risen modestly in the first three months of the year on the back strong building activity.
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Analysis: Luxon still flying high after Air New Zealand stint
Analysis - In the turbulent world of aviation, Christopher Luxon can claim to have had more than his fair share of smooth flights, writes RNZ Business editor Gyles Beckford.
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'It's a miracle ... finally I've got a home and I'm very happy'
A family of six, including a sick baby, who have been living in a one-bedroom house - despite medical advice the accommodation was unsuitable - have moved into a state house. Lisa Owen and cameraman… Video, Audio
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Review: Good Omens
Good Omens tries to trade on an affable relationship between an angel and demon but they, and the show, run out of gas before the end, says Dan Slevin. Video
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Fifita to miss Tonga Test against Kiwis
Cronulla front-rower Andrew Fifita is "absolutely gutted" after being suspended for three games for failing to have a dangerous contact charge downgraded at the NRL judiciary.
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Trump launches 2020 presidential bid in Orlando
Donald Trump is in Orlando to formally launch his bid for a second term as US president. His approval ratings are mired in the low 40s - dangerous territory for a president seeking reelection. Our… Audio
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Hong Kong chief sorry for extradition bill controversy
Hong Kong's leader Carrie Lam has apologised for an extradition bill that sparked mass protests, acknowledging it is now "unlikely" it will pass.
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Sea of red as Tonga fans gather in support of league team
Passionate Tonga Rugby League fans have gathered at Auckland's Mt Smart Stadium this afternoon ahead of their team's match against the Kiwis on Saturday. We sent reporter Alex Perrottet and cameraman… Video, Audio
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Sport: Local-based halfback to make Fiji Bati debut
Nadera Panthers halfback Penioni Tagituimua is set to make his test debut for the Fiji Bati this weekend after being selected in the final squad to face Lebanon as part of an international rugby…
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Phoenix sign Durante replacement, Blues ring the change for State of Origin II
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Black Ferns Sevens reach France quarter-finals to seal World Series crown,
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Jan Hellriegel - Sportsman of the Year
Jan Hellriegel's new album, autobiography, and podcast come with the eyebrow-raising title, Sportsman of the Year. William Dart looks into the mystery. Video, Audio
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West Coast jazz 1
Audio 15 Jun 2019Nick takes a look at jazz from the US West Coast, including tracks from Anita O'Day, Art Pepper, and Gerry Mulligan. Audio
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West Coast jazz 2
Audio 15 Jun 2019More jazz from the US West Coast scene, including Shelly Manne, Hampton Hawes, and Charlie Haden's Quartet West. Audio
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Worlds of Music Episode 141 - June 15 featuring the band Equus
Music from the world, for the world, hosted by Trevor Reekie features an interview with Australian band EQUUS, who’s music focuses on the traditional music of Mongolia. Audio
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Child removed from foster home because she’s Pākehā, parents say
Oranga Tamariki has removed a child from her foster home, with her foster parents saying it's because they're Pasifika and the child is Pākehā. Checkpoint was there when 'Sarah' was uplifted from the… Video, Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Matildas stun Brazil, Chieka wanted Ponga to change codes and Froome undergoes 6 hours of surgery.
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Parliament hears call to ban conversion therapy
Parliament has heard evidence on a petition seeking a ban on attempts to change people’s sexual orientation or gender identity. Audio
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Parliament hears call to ban conversion therapy
Parliament has heard evidence on a petition seeking a ban on attempts to change people’s sexual orientation or gender identity.
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Man donates severed toe to remote Canadian hotel for cocktails
A former British commando has made a very special donation to a remote Canadian hotel - his severed toe.
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Question Time for 13 June 2019
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Hon AMY ADAMS to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s statements and actions in relation to the alleged unauthorised access of Budget 2019 material?
Dr DUNCAN WEBB to the…
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'Abusive, irrational, aggressive' - combating the 1080 haters
Why does New Zealand use so much of the world's 1080, the controversial poison that environmentalists say we need to use more of, or lose our threatened bird species. Audio
