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Conservation benefits
Creating safe spaces for wildlife to thrive means benefit for the local community too. This week, two stories on that theme. Audio
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Conservation benefits
Creating safe spaces for wildlife to thrive means benefit for the local community too. This week, two stories on that theme.
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Oral Questions for Wednesday 2 March 2022
Audio 2 Mar 2022Questions to Ministers BARBARA EDMONDS to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the New Zealand economy? CHRISTOPHER LUXON to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all of her… Audio
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Community board backs doubling of Stewart Island visitor levy
Plans to potentially treble the Stewart Island visitor levy are back on the table, but the local community board did not want the levy bumped above $10.
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Stewart Island visitor levy could be going up
Plans to treble the Stewart Island visitor levy are back on the table after a similar proposal prompted public outcry in 2018.
The $5 levy hasn't changed since it was introduced in 2013.
It's aimed… Audio
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House price growth rate lowest since Sept 2020
Rising interest rates and stricter lending rules have resulted in house price growth falling to its lowest point in 18 months, with analysis of very recent sales showing sentiment rapidly changing in…
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A law protecting the right to switch off from work
In Europe some countries have passed laws to protect workers right to disconnect from work communications at the end of a normal working day. In January Belgium brought in a law giving federal… Audio
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Condemnation of Russian invasion of Ukraine kicks off Parliament week
This week in the House began with a motion in support of Ukraine and it will end with a special debate on a bill not even yet introduced. Chris Hipkins explains some of the parliamentary week's… Audio
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Condemnation of Russian invasion of Ukraine kicks off Parliament week
This week in the House began with a motion in support of Ukraine and it will end with a special debate on a bill not even yet introduced. Chris Hipkins explains some of the parliamentary week's…
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National urges visa for Ukrainians fleeing 'unhinged' Putin's war
National is calling on the government to fast-track Ukrainian visas and bring in a humanitarian visa category for close family members of Ukrainians living in New Zealand.
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Oral Questions for Tuesday 1 March 2022
Audio 1 Mar 2022Questions to Ministers DAVID SEYMOUR to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government's policies and actions? Dr DUNCAN WEBB to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on… Audio
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'It is just senseless' - Ukrainian migrant fears for friends in Kyiv
For the past four days, Yuriy Ackermann's scared friends have been sheltering in a dark underground car park in Kyiv with their 13-year-old daughter.
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Act casts shadow over Maari oil field deal
An energy sector lobby group says applying the Crown Minerals (Amendment) Act retrospectively to deals done years ago is 'bad public policy'.
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Refugee sponsorship scheme sees Kiwis volunteer to help settle migrants
New Zealanders are putting their hands up to take on the job of settling refugees, through a new programme that is on top of the annual quota.
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My Current Song: Jamie McDell, 'Not Ready Yet'
Critically-acclaimed Kiwi singer songwriter Jamie McDell already had three albums under her belt, but the release of the alt-country star's new self-titled album could be considered something of a new… Video, Audio
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Parliament comes together to address an injustice
Paige Harris never met her mother. She wasn’t even on her birth certificate. Parliament is passing a law to fix that injustice - just for Paige. Audio
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Parliament comes together to address an injustice
Paige Harris never met her mother. She wasn’t even on her birth certificate. Parliament is passing a law to fix that injustice - just for Paige.
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Russia's invasion of Ukraine could change NZ's foreign policy
Opinion - If New Zealand pursues an autonomous sanctions regime, it could be the beginning of the end for the independent foreign policy strategy that NZ has pursued since the 1980s, writes Geoffrey…
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Introducing: Lucky Lance
Audio 26 Feb 2022If you are a fan of TEAM DYNAMITE, you might like this. Lucky Lance, one of the trio has released an EP with Christoph El Truento. Here is is Lucky Lance introducing his new single - Always Sunny In… Audio
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Get unvaxed cops back on the job after court ruling - Police Association
The Police Association says officers who lost their jobs should be allowed to return to work after a High Court Ruling quashed a Covid-19 vaccine mandate.
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Ukraine invasion: How Western sanctions target Russia
The US and Britain unveiled more sanctions on Russia after its forces invaded Ukraine, while the EU called a summit to discuss new restrictions. Here are the details.
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RED! a new NZ opera for children
Gather the family for the story of Red. She's a girl with red red hair and she's off to see her Granny who lives in the woods. But she'll need reserves of cunning and strength to overcome the… Video, Audio
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The Week in Politics: Ardern, Luxon, Peters and the protesters
Analysis - Another week of protest politics, with Primie Minister Jacinda Ardern describing National leader Christopher Luxon's comments as "dangerously close to sympathy".
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NZ sanctions against Russia - Robert Ayson's analysis
US president Joe Biden's name checked New Zealand as one of the countries sanctioning Russia.
Some have pulled out the big financial guns; freezing the offshore assets of Russian banks, cutting… Video, Audio
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'An unthinkable number of innocent lives could be lost' - PM on Ukraine invasion
The prime minister says New Zealand joins its international partners in condemnation of the attack and has taken a range of measures against the Russian government.
