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Ara broadcasting school review uncovers culture of bullying
A review into the New Zealand Broadcasting School has uncovered a culture of bullying and harassment, prompted by media reports of a toxic learning environment last year.
Allegations about sexual… Audio
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Review raises concerns over culture at NZ Broadcasting School
A culture in which students were bullied, harassed and subject to sexist, racist and inappropriate comments from their peers has taken hold in some areas of the school, an independent investigation…
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Surgeon urges use of private sector to tackle waiting list crisis
An experienced orthopaedic surgeon says redirecting public patients to private hopsitals could help the massive backlog of people waiting for operations. Audio
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Preview: 2022 Resene Architecture & Design Film Festival
Dan Slevin has tasted this year’s cinematic celebration of the curated world around us. Video
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Applying technology from low-methane sheep to cattle
Technology behind breeding low-methane emitting sheep has the potential to be applied to cattle, with huge potential for reducing New Zealand's greenhouse gasses. Scientists at AgResearch have found… Audio
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Coroner to investigate social media's role in Chch terror attack
A decision by the coroner to investigate the role social media played in the Christchurch terror attack has been called a "landmark moment".
In an earlier decision, the Coroner's Court ruled that the… Audio
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Coroner announces scope for Chch terror attack investigation
The Coroner's Court has announced this morning the scope of what will, and won't, be covered in its investigation of the March 15 terrorist attack in Christchurch.
Questions will include whether the… Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 5 May 2022
Today on RNZ National. The Coroner's Court sets out the scope of its investigation into the Christchurch Mosque attacks. The health sector worries tackling wait lists is like opening Pandora's box… Audio
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Covid-19: Schools say case numbers inform mask approach
Schools say Covid-19 case numbers will influence their approach to wearing face masks this term.
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Bookmarks with Bernard Smith
Today's Bookmarks guest is celebrating his 25th anniversary on New Zealand's coffee scene. Bernard Smith started Vivace Espresso roastery and cafe in Christchurch in 1997. He talks to Jesse. Audio
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Small NZ based video game a big hit in China
Audio 4 May 2022A relatively small Christchurch-based video game developer has a surprise hit on its hands. Digital Confectioners created the game Dread Hunger with the hope of maybe reaching 10,000 people in the US.
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Heavy fog in Christchurch causes flight cancellations, delays
The fog is preventing most flights from taking off or landing in the city this morning.
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Helping farmers become Ag-Tech entrepreneurs
Audio 4 May 2022Sarah Nolet wants farmers to become ag-tech entreprenurs. As co-founder of Australia's first specialist agrifood tech venture capital firm, Tenacious Ventures, she's raised $NZ38 million to work with… Audio
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Wonderful World of TradeMe with Millie Silvester
This week on TradeMe - the hottest of hot rods - and a 7 bedroom house high above Christchurch. But first, producer Jeremy Parkinson talked with Millie Silvester from TradeMe about the turn in the… Audio
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Bracewell included for tour of England
Wellington all-rounder Michael Bracewell has capped off an impressive season with inclusion in the Black Caps Test squad for the upcoming tour of England.
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House Price Index drops for first time since August 2020 lockdown
The downturn in the housing market is spreading beyond the major centres, as affordability and rising interest rates drive more buyers out of the market.
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Police justified in using force against teen making noises 'like an angry cat or snake'
Christchurch police who slapped and punched a teenage boy displaying "abnormal strength" in the head during his arrest were justified in using force, the IPCA has found.
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Prospective housing projects aim to unlock 35,000 dwellings
Thirty five housing projects are being considered for infrastructure funding from Kāinga Ora.
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Locals move out as sea levels continue to rise
Audio 2 May 2022Scientists from the organisation NZ SeaRise have launched an online tool which shows you how movement of the land and climate change will affect sea-level rise. Audio
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'Swamp gas' detected at damaged Christchurch wastewater plant
Sulphurous gases including one known as "swamp gas" have been detected in specialist air quality tests around Christchurch's burnt-out wastewater treatment plant, but council chiefs insist there is no…
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Skilled worker shortages costing businesses millions
A major manufacturer of waterjets for boats fears it could miss out on millions of dollars worth of contracts if the government does not address urgent skilled worker shortages.
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Super Rugby Pacific: Turns out the Aussies aren't bad
The unexpected resurgence of the Australian franchises is exactly what Super Rugby Pacific needs, writes Jamie Wall. Video
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'Back on the map': Border reopens to visa waiver countries
It is the next step in the gradual opening of the border after it was slammed shut in March 2020 as part of the government's Covid-19 response.
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Missing Christchurch boy found
A 6-year-old who went missing in Christchurch this afternoon has been found safe.
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Being pākehā means being in a state of permanent lively discomfort, says Alison Jones
What does it mean to be Pākehā today? Prof. Alison Jones from the University of Auckland talks to the University of Canterbury's Jeanette King in this highlight of WORD Christchurch 2021. Audio
