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Investment from China slowing, report warns
Global uncertainty, sluggish economic growth in China and changes in NZ regulations are negatively impacting bilateral investment between the two countries.
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New flu vaccines being designed as flu spread driven by schools
Flu season is having a second run, Dr Lisa Connor is working hard to design new vaccines, she joined First Up for an update. Audio
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Dental Council charges extra levy to cover sharp rise in disciplinary cases
The council acknowledges the stress of the cost of living crisis but it had no other option.
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The heavy toll concussions are taking on former players
After the tragic death of former Māori All Black Shane Christie, Emile Donovan speaks to neurophysiologist and concussion researcher Professor Alan Pearce. Audio
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Frozen sprouted beans, vegetables recalled for possible salmonella
Vimm Enterprises has recalled Deep-brand sprouted mat, moong beans and surti undhiu mix due to possible salmonella contamination. "Salmonellosis can be serious, so it is important that people do…
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The Panel Plus for 28 August 2025
Audio 28 Aug 2025An extra half hour of The Panel with Wallace Chapman, where to begin, he's joined by Nights host Emile Donovan. Then: they may have their uses, but plastic wet wipes contiue to be the bane of water… Audio
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Girls' first XV from school with just 180 students chasing history
A school girls' first XV rugby team in Palmerston North is about to play for an unprecedented fourth national title in a row. Audio
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The Panel with Richard Pamatatau and Maddy Burgess-Smith Part 1
Audio 28 Aug 2025Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Richard Pamatatau and Maddy Burgess-Smith. First up: the government has signed off on a plan to ease alcohol restrictions, pledging fewer… Audio
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'Stealth vaping is everywhere', new research finds
A researcher has found the design of vaping devices makes it easy to puff in secrecy.
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Human rights law blocking Māori authority, researcher says
"It's about power, who holds it and who gets to decide what justice looks like in this country," says Associate Professor Andrew Erueti.
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Worries that easing of alcohol restrictions will harm vunerable
Some Aucklanders are worried that the government's proposal to ease alcohol restrictions will harm some of the poorest and most vulnerable communities. It is estimated that alcohol harm currently… Audio
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Enhanced Games sues World Aquatics, USA Swimming for up to $800 million
The lawsuit accuses the defendants of pressuring athletes, coaches and support staff to boycott the Enhanced Games.
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Israel strikes Yemen after Houthis fire new type of missile
An Israeli air force official, claimed the furthest target was approximately 2000km from Israel.
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Researchers target rising HIV diagnoses among Māori
A new research project will examine why Māori are less likely to access HIV prevention services.
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Trump holds Gaza meeting with former British PM and son-in-law
The hostage crisis, plans to escalate food aid deliveries and post-war plans were on the agenda at the White House.
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Midday Report Essentials for Thursday 28th August 2025
In today's episode, the government has signed off on loosening alcohol restrictions; Residents of the now destroyed Loafers Lodge hostel are pained recalling the memories of the deadly fires that… Audio
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Govt loosens alcohol restrictions
The government has signed off on loosening alcohol restrictions, promising fewer hurdles for bars and bottle stores, as first revealed by RNZ earlier this month via a leaked Cabinet paper. RNZ's… Audio
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Morning Report Essentials for Thursday 28 August 2025
In today's episode, Meridian is eyeing fast track approval to power up its energy generation; The government is hoping its new plans to fast-track more supermarkets will help to put a lid on the cost… Audio
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Warning as fewer people take up Covid boosters
Some experts say it could put the population at risk. Audio
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Samoa dengue cases drop
The country's Health Ministry said cases for the week of 18-24 August had dropped by 19 percent compared to the previous week.
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The Asian candidates contesting local government seats in Wellington
More than 10 Asian candidates are standing for local body seats in the greater Wellington region.
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Asian candidates for Hamilton City Council align on spending cuts
Four Asian candidates have thrown their hats into the ring for a seat in the local body elections.
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Safety reforms risk another Pike River, officials warn in damning review
Documents reveal critical flaws in proposed safety reforms, with officials warning the changes could create legal loopholes and risk another tragedy. Audio
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Pharmacy on falling rates of people getting Covid boosters
Fewer people are getting Covid boosters. Over 65s have the highest uptake with more than 70 percent having had at least one, while for those under 50, it's just 20 percent. Mangawhai Pharmacy director… Audio
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Health NZ invited specific providers to join GP service, documents show
The health minister revealed plans for a 24/7 online GP service earlier this year.
