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Tiana Metuarau ready for FAST5 fun after Silver Ferns’ disappointment
Having dealt with the first significant non-selection of her netball career Tiana Metuarau is looking forward to hitting the court with the FAST5 Ferns this weekend.
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Liquor law changes on way to beef up community say
The government wants to make it easier for communities to put in place rules around the sale of alcohol in their area.
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Tasman district quake shakes up Sunday
An earthquake of magnitude 5.3 struck the Tasman District Sunday, with many people reporting feeling a jolt.
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Philip Norman looks back on our earliest composers
Audio 30 Oct 2022When immigrants arrived in New Zealand in the Nineteenth Century, they brought with them some enthusiastic musician / composers. Their success rate was a bit hit or miss, according to composer and… Audio
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Nearly 1300 lightning strikes across NZ, amid muggy temperatures and heavy rain
Thunderstorms and bouts of heavy rain are cropping up across most of the country, as mild, muggy weather is set to hang around for most of the week.
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Introducing: Mini Miller
This week on Introducing its Mini Miller is the musical project of Drew Miller (she/her), a 17 year old musician and songwriter based in Ōtautahi (Christchurch). Video, Audio
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Christchurch care home remains closed one year after video leak
A care and protection residence in Christchurch is still closed a year after Oranga Tamariki launched an investigation into misconduct there.
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Ardern back in NZ after plane breaks down in Antarctica
The prime minister has arrived in New Zealand, back from Antarctica, but not on the plane she arrived in.
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Week in Politics: National charges in over hospital waiting times
Analysis - Another week of bad news for the government as hospital waiting times hit the headlines and National charges in, fair pay legislation is passed won't last long if Labour loses the next…
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Proposed central Christchurch street upgrade on hold
Christchurch's new mayor says there's more important things to spend money on that upgrading the streets around the new central city stadium.
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Man dies after assault in central Christchurch last week
A man who was assaulted in central Christchurch last Tuesday has died.
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'A first step towards accountability': Relief that US grand jury to probe death
The parents of a Christchurch-born man fatally shot by US police officers hope the process has begun that will lead to them facing criminal charges. Audio
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Suicide amongst Doctors
There's growing concern for the mental health and wellbeing of doctors and medical specialists navigating a stressed health sector. In an editorial published in the NZ Medical Journal today, burnout… Audio
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US grand jury to determine if police should be charged after fatally shooting Kiwi man
A grand jury is to determine if US officers should be charged over the fatal shooting of Christchurch-born man Christian Glass in Colorado.
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National Party on youths arrested for hit and run
Christchurch police say they have arrested three youths linked to an incident where a cyclist was knocked off his bike and seriously injured by young people driving a stolen car.
It's one of three… Audio
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Top Stories for Friday 28 October 2022
Audio 28 Oct 2022ko tenei te purongo o O-Uenuku, Friday October the 28th Anei nga kaupapa mo tenei haora.. Top stories this morning... ANZ posts record profits of two-point-three-billion-dollars after tax. We'll speak… Audio
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Season 2 Ep 10: NZ Railways
From a standing start of little tank engines chugging along wooden rails, New Zealand built a vast rail network, made up of enough steel rail to wrap halfway around the moon. Video, Audio
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Jailed Gloriavale child sex offender loses fight to keep name secret
A Gloriavale child sex offender sentenced to more than two years in prison has lost a High Court fight to keep his name a secret.
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More than 200,000 cruise ship passengers expected to dock in Christchurch this season
Cruise ship docks in Lyttelton for first time in 11 years - but locals have mixed reactions to welcoming visitors ashore.
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Parliament: without notice, but with warning
Parliament began today with a motion to condemn Iran for repression of protests. That was a motion without notice that everyone knew would happen. We attempt to explain motions. Wish us luck. Audio
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Parliament: without notice, but with warning
Parliament began today with a motion to condemn Iran for repression of protests. That was a motion without notice that everyone knew would happen. We attempt to explain motions. Wish us luck.
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Three youths arrested after cyclist hit in Christchurch
Three young people have been arrested by police investigating how a Christchurch cyclist was injured in a crash with a vehicle.
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First woman to become super rugby head coach, Crystal Kaua
For the first time we'll see two Super rugby teams led by female head coaches when the season kicks off. One of them is Crystal Kaua - she's been promoted to head coach of Chiefs Manawa - who just… Audio
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Aucklanders among least prepared for natural disaster - StatsNZ survey
Hundreds of thousands of New Zealanders took part in an earthquake drill this morning, but figures show only one in five households is prepared for a natural disaster.
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Champion rower retires after a glittering career
One of New Zealand's most successful rowers, Grace Prendergast has announced her retirement from high performance rowing.
