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Police appeal for help to find driver involved in hit-and-run
Police want public help to find the driver of a van involved in a hit and run that's left a woman badly injured in Christchurch.
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Backlash over bus funding being given to offshore company
A Canterbury bus manufacturer and a National Party MP are unhappy government funding for a new public transport fleet has gone offshore.
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Kenneth YOUNG: The Strangest of Angels
Performed by sopranos Anna Leese and Jayne Tankersley with the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra conducted by Kenneth Young, Ron Ball Studio, Christchurch, 12 & 13 August 2022. Audio
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Near-miss between freight train and bus in Christchurch under investigation
A near-miss between a freight train and a bus in Christchurch is now subject to an investigation by the Transport Accident Investigation Commission.
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Then and now: Comparing the low periods of All Black misery
Analysis - The All Blacks go into the second Test against South Africa overnight with their longest ever odds at the TAB, but how does the current team's situation compare to the All Blacks of 1998? Video
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Playing Favourites with musician Rutene Spooner
Rising musical theatre star Rutene Spooner is getting ready to hit the road with his show Thoroughly Modern Maui, in which the tricky demigod gets a modern-day makeover. Spooner wrote and performs in… Video, Audio
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Rachel Kushner: reflections on running with The Hard Crowd
Los Angeles-based author Rachel Kushner covers diverse ground in her new collection of essays, from illegal motorbike racing on Baha Peninsula to recounting time spent in a Palestinian refugee camp. Audio
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Putting a steak in the ground with heritage breed
Best of 2022 - Two brothers have combined their skills to launch a paddock-to-plate business selling purebred Galloway meat products. Audio
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Putting a steak in the ground with heritage breed
Best of 2022 - Two brothers have combined their skills to launch a paddock-to-plate business selling purebred Galloway meat products.
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Body found at Cape Foulwind confirmed to be missing Christchurch man
The body located at Cape Foulwind on the West Coast has been identified as missing man Mikhail Buchanan.
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Cash, drugs and firearms seized as gang crackdown continues
Police have seized $34,000 in cash, drugs and firearms as part of the Operation Cobalt inquiry.
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The Tally Stick - Ep 5
Audio 12 Aug 2022Peters brings the children to a house in a remote valley where they meet Martha. Audio
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'Pretty angry' - Air NZ customer sees red at suggestion cheap seats be bumped
It has been six years years since Sarah travelled overseas, now Air New Zealand's announcement to cut flights has put her plans in doubt.
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Gap in legislation allowing rise in dodgy breeders - Dogs NZ
A gap in the law is allowing lax controls on puppy farming and dog breeding, and new legislation is desperately needed, an industry association says. Audio
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Demand for dogs in lockdown sees rise in dodgy breeders
Demand for puppies during lockdown and beyond has seen an explosion of backyard breeders, not all of them good.
That's according to industry association Dogs NZ. SPCA inspectors seized a number of… Video, Audio
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'Not great, is all I can say': National reacts to revelations on Uffindell's uni flat
National Party's leader and deputy leader say details of Sam Uffindell's flat are "not great" and "yuck", and the party will continue improving its candidate selection processes.
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Specialised foot and mouth disease task force established
The Ministry for Primary Industries says a task force is ready to act if a foot and mouth disease is confirmed here.
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The Tally Stick - Ep 4
Audio 11 Aug 2022Three weeks after the terrible accident which killed their parents the Chamberlain children are still struggling for survival. Audio
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Wellington slips: Modified ground more at risk than natural slopes
Modified ground used to fill Wellington's valleys nearly 100 years ago is growing old and putting the city at greater risk of landslips, a geomorphologist has warned. Audio
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Annual median house price falls for first time in over 10 years
The annual median property price across the country has fallen for the first time in more than a decade, amid the housing market slowdown.
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New Zealand architect Sir Miles Warren has died at 93
The first New Zealander to be knighted for his contribution to architecture has died. Audio
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The Panel with Victoria MacLennan and Jack Yan (Part 2)
Audio 10 Aug 2022Today on the second half of The Panel, Wallace and panellists Victoria MacLennan and Jack Yan discuss the newly announced Dilworth Redress Programme, Waka Kotahi NZ Transport Agency's decision to… Audio
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The Tally Stick - Ep 3
Audio 10 Aug 2022Who is this strange man who has found the three children? Audio
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'A missed opportunity' - top US diplomat reacts to Solomon Islands PM snub
A top US diplomat has described an apparent snubbing by the Solomon Islands Prime Minister as a missed opportunity.
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'Staggering' reduction in growth: Average house price below $1m
The downturn in the housing market is beginning to bite with the national average house price dropping below $1 million for the first time since September. Audio
