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Governments might be forced into introducing a wealth tax
Audio 17 Nov 2020The government may be forced to implement a wealth tax to address the housing crisis and pressure on rental markets. Tax specialist at Baucher Consulting, Terry Baucher talks to the Panel about the… Audio
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The Panel with Ruth Money and Chris Orr (Part 1)
Audio 17 Nov 2020Therapeutics need to be developed alongside COVID vaccines; Governments might forced into introducing a wealth tax; Mum demands compo after babysitter gives meat to vegetarian kids. Audio
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The cutting-edge technology that could take the sting out of summer
Wasps are a plague every summer, the unwelcome harasser at your picnic or tramping rest stop. Kathryn talks to Gemma McLaughlin, a PhD candidate at Otago University, who's at the forefront of efforts… Audio
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Are New Zealanders paying too much for groceries?
The Commerce Commission is investigating whether supermarkets are charging too much for groceries and treating suppliers fairly. Audio
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Wealth tax predicted as anger over inequality 'reaches boiling point'
Rising public anger about growing inequality is likely to force the imposition of a capital gains or wealth tax in the next few years, according to the chief economist of Westpac.
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Drivers feeling at risk with passengers not wearing masks
Auckland taxi drivers are unhappy and a bit confused why their form of public transport is not deemed one in which passengers have to wear masks.
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Tourism industry in talks on rebuilding from Covid impact
The tourism industry is facing a multi-billion dollar loss of revenue after borders closed and international travel screeched to a halt.
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The Sampler - Glass Vaults, The Bobby Lees & Joni Mitchell
Nick Bollinger discusses the ambiguous sounds of Wellington trio Glass Vaults; Woodstock punk of The Bobby Lees; and takes a deep dive into the archives of Joni Mitchell. Audio
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The Sampler - Glass Vaults, The Bobby Lees & Joni Mitchell
Nick Bollinger discusses the ambiguous sounds of Wellington trio Glass Vaults; Woodstock punk of The Bobby Lees; and takes a deep dive into the archives of Joni Mitchell.
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Covid-19: 'Passengers in taxis should also be wearing masks' - Taxi Federation
Aucklanders are preparing to wear masks if using public transport as the rest of New Zealand gets ready to don a mask if taking a domestic flight.
From Thursday the government is making masks… Video, Audio
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Dateline Pacific for 16 November 2020
PNG provinces desperate for policing help; Tonga introduced new cyber-crime legislation;Pasifika community dominates NZMA Manukau graduation. Audio
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New Tongan legislation aims to tackle cyber crime
Tonga's government has introduced new legislation it says aims to tackle online abuse and cyber crime. Audio
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'We need cinemas to survive' - top NZ movie producer
When the Chinese dreamed up the terrible threat "may you live in interesting times" they were probably thinking about a year like 2020. In a world that's been locked down, divided and cut off, it's… Video, Audio
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Pasifika cohort equip themselves with ECE qualification
A NZ education provider celebrated over 100 ECE home-based graduates - all of whom were of Pacific heritage.
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Epidemiologist calls for mandatory mask use on all public transport
Masks should be mandatory on public transport and planes for the forseeable future, a public health expert says.
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Siouxsie Wiles says mystery case could have contracted virus from cafe
Microbiologist Siouxsie Wiles suspects the latest community case of Covid-19 could have been contracted via a surface in a cafe. Audio
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Bilingual traffic signs: Waiariki MP Rawiri Waititi says rules are 'absolutely' racist
Waiariki MP Rawiri Waititi has supported calls for a review of New Zealand's traffic signs, saying he believes the rules are "absolutely" racist.
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'Irresponsible' for Labour to rule out capital taxes - Greens
Greens co-leader James Shaw has lashed out at Labour over rising house prices, labelling it "irresponsible" for refusing to entertain a tax on capital gains.
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The Panel with Heather Roy and Ian Powell (Part 1)
Audio 12 Nov 2020Independent economist Cameron Bagrie joins The Panel to discuss New Zealand's explosive property market and the latest moves by the Reserve Bank. An anti-bullying initiative called KiVa has been one… Audio
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Chief District Court Judge announces new approach to how district courts operate
The top District Court judge has announced a fresh approach to the way the country's busiest jurisdiction operates.
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Introducing Whānau: Voices of Aotearoa, far from home
New Zealand’s UK based opera singers come together for a concert of New Zealand, Māori and Pacific songs to be shared internationally from the Royal Albert Hall. Watch and Listen first with RNZ… Video
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Hong Kong disqualifies four pro-democracy lawmakers after China ruling
Four opposition pro-democracy lawmakers in Hong Kong have been disqualified with immediate effect.
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Remembering Bill Gosden
Dan Slevin remembers the late Bill Gosden, former director of the New Zealand International Film Festival, who passed away on Friday. Video, Audio
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Review: Mrs. America
The equal rights for women campaign – and the powerful female resistance – gets a quality TV treatment starring Cate Blanchett, reports Dan Slevin. Video
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All Blacks centurion: Don't change tackle laws
Veteran All Black lock Sam Whitelock is adamant the high tackle rules don't need to be changed.
