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Crime in Christchurch at crisis-point - fed-up business owner
A fed up Christchurch business owner says she feels violated and believes crime in the city has reached crisis point.
It follows another flurry of break ins - with nine businesses targeted overnight… Video, Audio
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Country's largest medical lab group backtracks on plans to slash jobs
Awanui says the "pragmatic and sensible outcome" is to not proceed with its proposal at this time.
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Centenarian musicians
William Green is interested in New Zealand musicians who've reached 100 - and he's already interviewed ten of them. Audio
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One dead after workplace incident at Christchurch's Hagley Park
An arborist has died after a work-related incident at Christchurch's Hagley Park on Monday morning.
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Christchurch businesses targeted in three-hour crime spree
Offenders used an axe to smash into a Christchurch supermarket in just one of eight incidents yesterday.
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Tarras airport plan: Proposed runway site to be revealed soon
Few details about Christchurch International Airport's plans to build an airport in Central Otago have been made public since they were first revealed in July 2020.
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Peeters smashes New Zealand javelin record
Waikato javelin thrower Tori Peeters broke her own national record with a throw of 63.26m to place second at the Yokohama Grand Prix in Japan.
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NZ Hip Hop Stand Up | Season 3 | Episode 1: Double J & Twice the T "She's a Mod [Mod Rap]"
In 1989, Double J & Twice the T brought the hip-hop genre to the mainstream with their hit "She's a Mod [Mod Rap]," featuring Ray Columbus. Video
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NZ Hip Hop Stand Up | Season 3 | Episode 6: Ladi6 "Like Water"
Ladi6 drew on her relationship with husband and writing partner, Brent Park, in the effortlessly crafted 2011 single "Like Water." Video
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Worlds of Music 21 May, 2023
Music from the world, for the world, hosted by Trevor Reekie.
On the release of their debut album Trevor talks with Christchurch duo Terrible Sons. Audio
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The Week in Detail: From sportswashing to council asset sales
The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week. Audio
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The Week in Detail: From sportswashing to council asset sales
The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.
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Why is there a 900 metre state highway in NZ?
At just 900m, Timaru's State Highway 78 (SH78), also known as Port Loop Rd, is the country's shortest state highway.
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Tall Fern Mary Goulding in intensive care after car crash in Christchurch
New Zealand women's basketballer Mary Goulding is in a critical condition in ICU after a car accident on Saturday.
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Tall Fern Mary Goulding in ICU following car accident
New Zealand women's basketballer Mary Goulding is in a critical condition in ICU after a car accident in Christchurch yesterday.
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KiwiRail to base train control operations at regional hub in Upper Hutt
KiwiRail is moving its national train control operations centre at Wellington Railway Station to Upper Hutt.
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Tactix upset Pulse to keep finals hopes alive
The Tactix kept their hopes of reaching the ANZ Premiership finals alive with a 54-45 upset of the competition-leading Pulse in Wellington.
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Hit hard by Covid-19, i-SITEs still have a place, tourism industry says
Pre-Covid-19, there were more than 80 i-SITEs dotted around the country, but the pandemic hit them hard, and not all survived. But tourism leaders say they're still important.
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Green Party unveils its list for October's general election
The Green Party has revealed a relatively unchanged list for October's election, with a few fresh faces.
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Young Crusaders impress in big win over Moana Pasifika
Understrength Crusaders keep Moana Pasifika winless in Super Rugby Pacific in Auckland.
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Bullying
Join us for a weekly round-up of the news! Plus in our explainer this week we look at bullying. Audio
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"It's my favourite place in the world"
Natalie Murray Beale, Music Director of NZ Opera's season of Così fan tutte, shares why she loves conducting opera. Audio
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Emergency call-takers were 'talking to people who were trapped, injured, and crying out for help'
A 111 team leader and firefighters' union Wellington president say call-takers were short staffed the night of the fatal Loafers Lodge fire - and they're struggling with feeling they should have done…
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Will Luhrs and Monet Schutte: 'Our Masquerade'
As they prepare to attend a prestigious American music school, young Christchurch singers Will Luhrs and Monet Schutte have released a beautiful soul ballad. Video, Audio
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Midday Sports News for 19 May 2023
Auckland golfer Ryan Fox surprised himself with his opening round at the US PGA in New York which has him tied for seventh, just two shots off the lead. After failing to fire a shot against the… Audio
