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NZ drawing on its 'international political capital' to punish Russia, expert says
An international affairs expert says New Zealand's tailored approach to further sanctions on Russia is a strategic move.
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Ardern confirms new Russia Sanctions Bill
A law enabling New Zealand to freeze the assets of those associated with Russia, in response to its invasion of Ukraine, will pass under urgency this week, the prime minister says.
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Business leader backs Christopher Luxon's proposal to scrap all Labour-introduced taxes
The National Party's promise to scrap all the new taxes introduced by Labour since coming into power has been met with both praise and scepticism. Audio
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Mixed reaction to National Party's tax-scrapping plans
National's promise to scrap all the new taxes introduced by Labour since coming into power has been met with both praise and scepticism.
The party leader Christopher Luxon zeroed in on the cost of… Audio
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Newsroom accused of publicising anti-vax PR pitch
A few days before the occupation of Parliament dissolved in a wave of fire and violence, Newsroom published soft-focus vision of it in a report called 'A visit to Freedom Village'. It's now being… Audio
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Newsroom accused of publicising anti-vax PR pitch
A few days before the occupation of Parliament dissolved in a wave of fire and violence, Newsroom published soft-focus vision of it in a report called 'A visit to Freedom Village'. It's now being…
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Introducing: Michael James Keane - Wandering Bull
Audio 5 Mar 2022Poneke Musician Michael James Keane walking us through the songs from his latest album - Wandering Bull Video, Audio
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Three waters working group stymied by government bottom lines
Three waters feedback going to the minister on Monday seems unlikely to sway the government, whose latest model appears to fall short of its own demands.
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Week in Politics: New Zealand begins to reconnect with the world
Analysis - An end to MIQ allows Kiwis to come home, the government reacts to Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the big clean up begins after the occupation of Parliament's grounds.
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Critter of the Week: Robust Skink
Described as a 'sausage with legs', the Robust skink is our largest native lizard species. It's a real beauty with big, dark eyes and rusty colouring but its large body and night-time habits make it… Audio
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Water supply resilience improved in South Wairarapa
Featherston and Greytown have an extra two days of water supply, thanks to the recent commissioning of the Waiohone Treated Water Reservoir.
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Much closer scrutiny of chemicals needed
A major new report calls for much closer scrutiny of chemicals approved of, and used, in New Zealand. The Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment says on paper, there is a robust system in… Audio
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Fuel and commodity prices on the rise as Russia hit with sanctions
It might be happening on the other side of the world but the economic shockwaves of the Russian invasion of Ukraine are reaching New Zealand consumers.
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Call in US Congress to acknowledge impact of nuke tests on Marshalls
Three members of the United States Congress have introduced a resolution to recognise the legacy of US nuclear testing in the Marshall Islands.
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Local chapter of a global climate governance initiative launched
Directors are getting some additional help to navigate climate change risks and opportunities, which are expected to have influence well beyond the boardroom table.
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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.
