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Many in South Island potentially exposed to bacteria in drinking water
Hundreds of thousands of people in the South Island are potentially being exposed to bacteria and parasites in their drinking water. Regulator Taumata Arowai has singled out 27 councils without… Audio
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ACT sets out public sector performance indicators
ACT has laid out the key indicators it would ask Treasury to monitor in health, education, welfare and immigration to determine chief executive bonuses.
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Teen accused of dangerous driving causing fatality faces more charges
Christchurch police have charged a learner driver with the manslaughter of a young woman, after a crash in Rangiora.
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Sir Wayne Smith on new memoir about his rugby career
Sir Wayne Smith took some convincing to write a memoir, but recently – over two months at his Waihi Beach bach – the legendary rugby mentor detailed his life to sportswriter Phil Gifford. The… Audio
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Queenstown Airport comes out against Tarras Airport
Queenstown Airport has come out against a potential airport in Tarras, claiming the proposal is pitching a solution in search of a problem.
Christchurch Airport has bought almost eight hundred… Audio
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Twenty-seven councils given deadline to install protozoa barriers
Twenty-seven councils have been given until June 30th, 2024 to produce funded plans for installing protozoa barriers on water supplies.
Without them, hundreds of thousands of New Zealanders could be… Audio
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E08: 11 Long Weeks
As the divisions in the community intensify, one year on from those first allegations, the preliminary court hearing against Peter Ellis and the four women begins. Audio
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The architectural revolutionaries who shaped Christchurch
Sir Miles Warren and Maurice Mahoney were architectural revolutionaries who built a legendary partnership spanning 37 years. A new film currently in production aims to celebrate their incredible… Audio
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84 water suppliers do not have sufficient UV filtering facilities
The list affects approximately more than 310,000 people across a total of 27 councils, with more than half of this number concerning residents in Christchurch.
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Functionality of Al Noor Mosque door to be examined in coronial inquest
An inquest into the 2019 Christchurch terrorist attack will examine whether an emergency exit door at one of the mosques did not work during the mass shooting that claimed the lives of 51 people.
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Erin Helyard: "When I first played the harpsichord... it just suddenly felt like I was liberated."
Playing Bach's music on the instrument it was originally composed for was the perfect match for Erin Helyard. The early keyboard specialist and conductor will be performing concerts with NZ Barok in… Audio
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Preview: 2023 Show Me Shorts Film Festival
Dan Slevin checks out four of the 86 films programmed in this year’s Show Me Shorts Film Festival. Video
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National, Labour clash over trade relations with India
Lawmakers from both sides of the political spectrum spar over ties with South Asian nation at the first-ever India Business Summit.
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Watch: Luxon announces space policy
National is promising a Minister for Space, a Prime Minister's Space Prize for school students, and two new sites for aerospace and space testing, if elected.
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Police appeal for help in finding missing Christchurch woman
Katrina Hill, 56, was last seen on Wednesday in Westmorland.
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Police trial DNA tool for two high-profile cold case murders
Forensic Investigative Genetic Genealogy testing is being trialled in a bid to solve the murder cases of Mellory Manning and Alicia O'Reilly.
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E07: The Women
Four female creche workers are arrested in a series of raids on their homes. A damning report into the creche culture is release and the child care centre is abruptly closed. Audio
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Popular Christchurch library to be rebuilt
Christchurch City Councillors have voted to rebuild a popular library, which has been propped up by temporary strengthening work for 11 years.
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What is 'race-baiting' and who decides?
Analysis - A policy is labelled racist. Then that accusation is itself called racist. Are we getting anywhere with any of this?
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An afternoon on the campaign trail without Labour's leader
The security guards at The Palms mall in Christchurch were surprised to hear Senior Labour MP Carmel Sepuloni would not need the six car parks they had reserved for her visit.
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Receding red wave could wash high-profile names out of Parliament
Analysis - Labour's caucus looks set to shrink dramatically at the election, as the party struggles to turn around waning support.
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High interest rates, inflation driving down commercial property investments
Commercial property investment has been hit by high inflation and interest rates thereby leaving institutional investors on the sidelines for the first half of 2023.
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House prices stabilising as market confidence increases - Corelogic
Flatlining property values may be a sign that the 17-month-long downturn has ended, property research firm CoreLogic says.
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E06: Spikehead, Stupidhead & Boulderhead
The children’s stories get more and more bizarre and suddenly, others are in the frame too. Audio
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Labour-friendly turf throws up some testy exchanges for Sepuloni
The Cabinet Minister was challenged on her party's record on crime, the cost of living, veterans and beneficiaries during a visit to territory normally considered a Labour heartland.
