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Mama Hooch case exposed failings in liquor licensing
A health campaigner says the Christchurch Mama Hooch sexual assault case has exposed failings in liquor licensing rules and is calling for an overhaul of the law.
Last week Brothers Danny and Roberto… Audio
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More flights between NZ and India on the cards
A memorandum of understanding has been agreed between New Zealand and India to boost air traffic between the two countries.
The new rules include traffic rights between New Zealand and six key Indian… Audio
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House price downturn may be in final stages with 0.2% drop in August - CoreLogic
With mortgage rates close to their peak, a property research firm is confident it is only a matter of time before house prices start to rise again.
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Dazzling Onam festivities celebrate unity and culture
Thousands in Auckland, Christchurch, Wellington and Nelson have commemorated one of the most significant harvest festivals of the Malayali community.
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Super blue moon: Best ways to view and snap tonight's lunar wonder
A night of astronomical significance awaits the country and keen photographers are prepping their gear as they ready to enjoy tonight's super blue moon.
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New Palmerston North railway hub underway
The design plan for a new railway hub in Palmerston North has been completed and land is starting to be purchased.
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NZ's only publicly funded Long Covid clinic to close
The Christchurch clinic will shut up shop after a short, five-month run. A patient has concerns about the impact the closure will have on her health.
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Learning to de-escalate tantrums and other challenging behaviour
Podcast episode — 31 August 2023Are you struggling with your child's tantrums? Michael Hempseed is encouraging parents to rethink tantrums and anger, and instead of punishing a child for lashing out, he says it's vital to understand the root cause of the behaviour. Michael Hempseed is the director of Frontiers of Hope, a specialist mental health service in Christchurch, and has worked with Dame Sue Bagshaw for many years at Te Tahi Youth, the youth health centre that she founded. Together they have written Calming Your Child: De-escalating Tantrums, Anxiety, Aggression and Other Challenging Behaviours. Kathryn talks to Michael about their tips for de-escalating tantrums, as well as exploring the possible causes behind problem-behaviour, such as anxiety, sensory processing issues, ADHD, and autism
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'Pretty frustrating': Commuters unhappy with AT technology glitch
Commuters were left confused after several Auckland Transport services, including train and bus timetables, went offline for almost 12 hours.
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Learning to de-escalate tantrums and other challenging behaviour
Are you struggling with your child's tantrums? Michael Hempseed is encouraging parents to rethink tantrums and anger, and instead of punishing a child for lashing out, he says it's vital to understand… Audio
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England sending developmental side for Silver Ferns series
None of England's World Cup players have been named in the side to meet the Silver Ferns in a three test series in New Zealand next month.
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Understanding how hate speech becomes acts of terror
Emotional language, repetition and a sense of shared values are some of the ways people find common ground in conversation.
They are also methods used by two of the world's most infamous terrorists -… Audio
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NZ's only long Covid clinic to shut
The only publicly funded Long Covid clinic in the country will shut up shop after a short, five-month run.
A patient of the Christchurch-based pilot clinic since it opened in May says it has helped… Audio
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Kids as young as eight involved in virtual car theft rings, police say
A two-day spree in which 59 cars were stolen in Christchurch was kindled after two groups, coordinating via social media, competed to see who could steal the most cars. Audio
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Keeping an eye on highly mutated Covid-19 variant BA.2.86
Explainer - A new Covid-19 variant - BA.2.86 - is causing concern over its large number of mutations. So what is being done to monitor this "radically different" variant in New Zealand?
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Kids as young as eight involved in virtual car theft rings, police say
Christchurch police fear someone could be killed as children in virtual car theft rings compete to steal as many vehicles as posible, driving them erratically and posting their near fatal antics on… Video, Audio
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'Keep this behemoth out': Group prepared to fight proposed airport in court
A group opposed to the controversial proposed Tarras Airport says it will fight every inch of the way to keep it out of their "beautiful place". Audio
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AUDI Five Cities series on display in Hamilton East
Audio 30 Aug 2023A small Hamilton gallery is hosting a spectacular series show casing 5 cities around Aotearoa simply called AUDI Five Cities. The Welcome Swallow Gallery curator Clive Gilson talks to Jesse. Audio
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Funding to help a new therapy for bipolar disorder
Audio 30 Aug 2023A new psychological therapy for bipolar disorder is being investigated - this thanks to the announcement of more than half a million dollars granted to Christchurch health researchers from the… Audio
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Around the motu with David Williams in Christchurch
Audio 30 Aug 2023Around the motu with David Williams in Christchurch Audio
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Group vows to fight proposed Tarras airport
A group opposed to a proposed airport at Tarras says it's gearing up to fight the plan all the way to the courts.
Christchurch Airport has unveiled more detail for its controversial proposal to build… Audio
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Tarras airport opponents vow to fight
A group opposed to an airport planned for Tarras says it's gearing up to fight the project all the way to the courts. Christchurch Airport yesterday unveiled more details of its controversial proposal… Audio
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Rugby World Cup: How the All Blacks have fared in the past
Analysis - The All Blacks have famously won three titles and more infamously lost in iconic, controversial or just plain bad ways, Jamie Wall writes.
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Christchurch's Ilam electorate swings back to National, according to latest poll
The Ilam electorate in Christchurch is swinging back towards National, according the results of the latest Taxpayers' Union - Curia poll.
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Details revealed for controversial Tarras airport
There could be a decision on whether or not a proposed airport in Central Otago goes ahead within the next year. Christchurch Airport today unveiled details, including its preferred runway alignment… Audio
