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China retaliates over NZ's Hong Kong extradition treaty suspension
China said on Monday it will suspend its extradition agreement with New Zealand in response to Wellington suspending its existing extradition treaty with Hong Kong, Reuters reports.
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First Up Podcast for Monday 3 August 2020
Audio 3 Aug 2020On the podcast today, Australia's Victoria state declares a state of disaster and introduces sweeping restrictions under lockdown stage four. We reveal how many diplomats have chosen not to enter… Audio
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More Covid-19 cases in PNG, health workers remain a concern
More cases of Covid-19 have been confirmed in Papua New Guinea, taking the total number so far in the country to 110.
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Melbourne resident, Adele Freeman explains new restrictions
Victoria's declared a State of Disaster and introduced sweeping new restrictions across Melbourne under stage four. 671 new coronavirus cases have been detected since Saturday and 7 people have died… Audio
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New restrictions after Victoria's declared a state of disaster
To Australia now where Victoria's declared a state of disaster and introduced sweeping new restrictions across Melbourne under stage four. 671 new coronavirus cases have been detected since Saturday… Audio
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Invasive: the story of Stewart Smith
Between the 1960s and late 2000s Stewart Smith went on a one-man crusade, releasing thousands of invasive fish into New Zealand’s rivers, lakes and streams. In this episode of Black Sheep, we… Audio
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PNG sporting comps on hold following surge in Covid cases
Sporting activities have come to a halt in PNG following a surge of confirmed Covid-19 cases in the country.
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Introducing: Baby Zionov
Auckland dance music producer Baby Zionov introduces her track 'Clubbing In the Time of Cholera'. Audio
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Director Oliver Stone on his rocky road to "Platoon"
Audio 1 Aug 2020Multi award-winning director Oliver Stone is a controversial figure in American filmmaking. The Vietnam veteran's portrayals of war and violence have proved contentious, as have his political views… Audio
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Hong Kong delays elections for a year 'over virus fears'
The move comes weeks after China imposed controversial national security law on Hong Kong.
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Boris Johnson puts lockdown easing on hold in England
Face coverings will be needed in more places, but shielding and workplace advice remain the same.
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First Song: The Butlers - Two Brothers
Christchurch funkadelic indie rock band The Butlers drops by our Auckland studio to introduce new track Two Brothers. Audio
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Oranga Tamariki Waitangi Tribunal hearing: 'Māori ready to take back our tamariki'
Parts of the Oranga Tamariki Act still undermine the role of whānau, hapū and iwi in the protection of tamariki, the Waitangi Tribunal has been told.
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New law proposes random roadside drug testing
Police would have powers to conduct random roadside testing of drivers for drugs like cannabis, methamphetamine, cocaine and ecstasy, and would introduce new penalties.
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Recipe request: Chicken Delhi Dhaiwala from Planet Spice
Today we're showcasing Chicken Delhi Dhaiwala from Planet Spice in Wellington's Newtown. Audio
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Introducing the viola d'amore
Imagined Dances is the latest album from Archi d'amore Zelanda, a trio which features the 14-string viola d'amore. It's played by Donald Maurice, who brought the instrument into the studio for a… Audio
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Midday News for 30 July 2020
Audio 30 Jul 2020Michelle Boag and Hamish Walker blamed for leaking sensitive patient details; Roadside drug-testing legislation proposed late last year has been introduced to Parliament; The plastics industry says… Audio
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'A balanced and fair approach' - Woods on charging for managed isolation
The minister in charge of managed isolation facilities, Megan Woods, says the managed isolation charges are a "balanced and fair approach" and that most people will understand their responsibility to… Audio
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Fiji's $US1.7bn Budget comes under heavy scrutiny in Parliament
Fiji's parliament is divided on the nation's historic $US1.7 billion Budget for the 2020-21 financial year. Audio
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Parties divided over managed isolation fee legislation
National says anyone coming into New Zealand will be charged if it is elected and New Zealand First says the government's plan is "dreadful", but the Green party says it is "fair". Audio
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Govt reveals new bill to recover isolation fees
Megan Woods says legislation to allow the government to recover some of the costs for managed isolation and quarantine will be introduced to Parliament today. Video
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Explainer: Who pays, who's exempt from managed isolation fees
The government expects to recoup only about $10 million from its new managed isolation charges - a fraction of the scheme's $500m cost.
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Govt reveals new bill to recover isolation fees
Megan Woods says legislation to allow the government to recover some of the costs for managed isolation and quarantine will be introduced to Parliament today. Video
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PNG sporting competitions in doubt following Covid spike
A spike in Covid-19 cases in Papua New Guinea could force local sporting competitions back into hibernation.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Broad hits milestone as England win easily, Nuggets remain on top and Bennett returns to competitive cycling.
