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Supreme Court quashes Peter Ellis' child sex offence convictions
The Supreme Court has quashed the convictions of Peter Ellis, the Christchurch crèche worker who was convicted of child sex offences in 1993.
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Victim of Hepatitis A from imported frozen berries describes ordeal
A man in Christchurch has described how a berry smoothie health kick landed him in hospital for a night, "looking like part of The Simpsons" amid an outbreak of Hepatitis A. Audio
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Black Cap Daryl Mitchell out of tri-series with broken hand
Black Caps batter Daryl Mitchell has been ruled out of the T20 tri-series in Christchurch after fracturing his hand during training.
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Supreme Court quashes Peter Ellis' child sex offence convictions
The Supreme Court has quashed the convictions of Peter Ellis, the Christchurch crèche worker who was convicted of child sex offences in 1993. Audio
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Prison chaplain reflects on quashing of Peter Ellis' conviction
Almost 30 years after he was sent to prison Peter Ellis' child sex abuse convictions were today quashed by the Supreme Court. He served seven years in prison after being convicted in 1993 of 16… Video, Audio
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Victim of Hep A from imported frozen berries describes ordeal
Another seven cases of Hepatitis A have cropped up in the community, one of which is definitively linked to the consumption of frozen berries, and six that are under investigation. Audio
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Peter Ellis' lawyer comments on Supreme Court decision
The Supreme Court has quashed the convictions of Peter Ellis, the Christchurch creche worker who was convicted of child sex offences in 1993, finding a significant miscarriage of justice. Nigel… Video, Audio
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Supreme Court quashes Peter Ellis' child abuse convictions
The Supreme Court has quashed the convictions of Peter Ellis, the Christchurch creche worker who was convicted of child sex offences in 1993, finding a significant miscarriage of justice. Today's… Audio
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Two arrests over robbery at Christchurch jewellery store
Police say two men, both aged 19, have been charged in relation to a smash-and-grab in the suburb of Merivale.
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'Three weeks is just too short' for postal voting - electoral officer
An electoral officer says there needs to be easier ways for people to vote as a trial of ballot boxes in some areas draws good results. Audio
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The Pre-Panel with Ed Amon, Alexia Russell for 7 October 2022
Audio 7 Oct 2022Wallace and panellists Ed Amon and Alexia Russell discuss the Supreme Court's decision to quash all the convictions of former Christchurch Civic Creche worker Peter Ellis. Audio
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Second suspected kidnapping attempt reported in Christchurch
Police say a man who tried to kidnap a woman out jogging in Christchurch early on Monday also attempted to approach another woman that morning.
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'Radio has this intimate power': Ferguson looks back on eight years in a pressure role
Radio still provides an incredible ability to connect with listeners, the Morning Report presenter says. Audio
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Supreme Court to deliver final ruling on Ellis historic child sex abuse appeal
The Supreme Court will today deliver the final ruling on one of the country's most high profile legal cases - Christchurch Civic Creche worker Peter Ellis's convictions for child sex offences.
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No more spring snow but it's still frosty
There's no snow to wake up to today but it'll still be a frosty start across much of the country.
Thursday's icy movement left a thin coating to sea level in Dunedin and the higher parts of… Audio
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Wintry blast in spring breaks October weather records
A spring Antarctic blast has broken all sorts of records and left much of the country feeling unseasonably chilly.
It was -3C at Wanaka Airport - the coldest October day since 1992. Beaches in… Video, Audio
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Explained: The 'loopy' reason behind our polar blast
What's going on with the weather? Temperatures in some parts of the country crashed by up to 20C this week, but are expected to rebound back to warmer temperatures within days.
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Polar blast: Chilly temperatures expected to continue
Heavy snow warnings have expired and most highways have reopened after a polar blast dumped snow and closed roads in the South Island, and the freezing weather swept into the lower North Island. Audio
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Nitrates go under the spotlight in Canterbury
Private water supplies could come under greater scrutiny, amid concerns about nitrates in drinking water.
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Black Ferns tinker with team for opening World Cup match
The Black Ferns coach Wayne Smith is still searching for his top team ahead of their World Cup title defence.
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Snow update: Canterbury farmer worried about windchill
Snow has fallen down to sea level in Christchurch and Dunedin is covered in white after the polar front hit the motu.
Metservice has warned the freezing temperatures could cause stress for… Audio
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Banks Peninsula dealing with more extreme weather
Christchurch's Banks Peninsula has been dealt with another round of extreme weather with a significant coating of snow falling overnight.
Twenty centimetres of snow has fallen in the higher areas… Audio
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Weather update in Wellington and Christchurch
Audio 6 Oct 2022Metservice says the worst of the cold snap is hitting the southern and eastern areas of the country.
Snow has fallen from Invercargill up to the Desert Road in the Central North Island.
In… Audio
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Forecaster on October's polar blast
The country has well and truly moved into a second surge of cold air in an unusual spring cold snap.
Snow has fallen in some areas of the South Island and some coastal areas have received a dusting… Audio
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Polar blast causes trouble on the roads
A polar blast hitting southern and eastern areas of the country has dumped snow from Invercargill up to the Desert Road in the central North Island.
Metservice has been forecasting up to 15… Audio
