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Covid-19 inquiry hit by top level resignations
The executive director of the Covid-19 inquiry and two lawyers assisting the second phase of the inquiry have resigned.
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More details emerge on Australian jet flying above warships
Audio 25 Feb 2025China has brushed off a live-firing incident last week in international waters between New Zealand and Australia as nothing much out-of-the-ordinary. However, more details have emerged in the… Audio
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Golf: Steven Alker home for another crack at NZ Open
The 104th New Zealand Open will tee off at Millbrook Resort in Queenstown on Thursday.
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Why Nick Wallis Continues Covering the UK's Post Office Scandal
Kim Hill speaks with journalist Nick Wallis about his time covering the UK’s Great Post Office scandal - described as England's worst miscarriage of justice - and discovers the story is far from over.
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We might be at a 'sweet spot' for buying a house
The number of New Zealanders expecting house prices to rise has returned to 2020 confidence levels.
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Kiwi Nick Voke wins Sydney PGA Australasia Tour event
New Zealander Nick Voke has become the second New Zealander in two years to win the Webex Player Series Sydney tournament, matching Kazuma Kobori's winning total from last year.
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Will Australia and US set our media policy?
The government's new media plan doesn't do much to aid the ailing industry, and a law change that might help has stalled.
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Magnificent Moon
In the first part of a two-part show, Nick checks out some of the many jazz tunes inspired by, and named after, the moon: including Frank Sinatra singing "Fly Me to the Moon", Billie Holiday with… Audio
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That Old Devil Moon
In Part 2 of a 2-part show, Nick checks out jazz tunes inspired by the moon - featuring Ella Fitzgerald, the Auckland Jazz Orchestra and Caitlin Smith, and Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers. Audio
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Where houses might have given you a 1000 percent capital gain
But do you get a better return from property or shares? Audio
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Green light for industrial hemp regulation review
The industrial hemp sector says it's now one step closer to finally unlocking the true potential of the fibre crop.
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Nerves and excitment in the mix as musician Jordan Rakei faces home-grown fans
New Zealand-born Jordan Rakei admits he is "feeling the pressure" ahead of his appearance at one of the country's biggest music festivals.
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Shapeshifter on playing Electric Avenue in Christchurch
Tens of thousands of people will be dancing along to Shapeshifter on Friday night at Electric Avenue in Christchurch. Shapeshifter founding member Nick Robinson spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Answering some colourful questions
Who names colours, are there colours left to name? Nick Nightingale, the managing director of Resene paints joins Emile Donovan to answer these questions and more Audio
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Australian govt annouces $2.4 billion to rescue steelworks
Audio 20 Feb 2025In Australia, the Albanese Government has announced a $2.4 billion rescue package to prevent the shut down of one of only two steelworks still operating in the country. Australia correspondent Nick… Audio
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Council spends nearly $10m on damaged home buyouts
Nelson City Council is buying out 16 homes that were damaged in the August 2022 storms
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Home revaluation shock: What it all means for owners
Rating valuations have been dropping into Wellington mailboxes for the past week, with most people finding their home values had plummeted. Audio
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Wellington homeowners receive shock after ratings valuations drop
Homeowners across Wellington may have received a fright in their mailbox this week with the release of new ratings valuations. Nick James spoke to a range of economists to explain what it means and… Audio
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Djokovic says players believe favouritism at play in anti-doping system
A majority of players believe favouritism is at play in the tennis anti-doping system, says 24 time Grand Slam winner Novak Djokovic.
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Australian central bank cuts rates for first time in four years
The Australian central bank has handed down the country's first rate cut in over four years. Australia correspondent Nick Grimm spoke to Lisa Owen. Audio
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Section of SH2 to close in Hutt Valley to replace sewerage pipe
One of the Wellington region's busiest roads, State Highway Two through the Hutt Valley will be severely disrupted when Wellington Water digs up an aging sewerage pipe that runs under it. Nick James… Audio
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Free speech union labels Destiny Church protest 'thug's veto'
Free Speech Union New Zealand's Nick Hanne joins Emile Donovan to explain why the union believes the protest went against the ideals of free speech. Audio
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Marine experts oppose MPI upped crayfish catch proposal
Conservationists are at odds with Fisheries New Zealand over a proposal to increase the commercial crayfish catch limit in the Eastern North Island. Audio
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Wānaka skier Finley Melville Ives wins Freeski World Cup
Eighteen-year-old Finley Melville Ives has become the youngest New Zealander to win a FIS Freeski World Cup with a dream run in the Freeski Halfpipe in Calgary.
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Last big cut? Economists expect RBNZ to slow the pace of rate cuts
As the country's top monetary policy officials meet this week to review the Reserve Bank's benchmark interest rate, the decision appears to be a foregone conclusion.
![Men’s FIS Freeski Halfpipe World Cup podium in Calgary [L-R] Nick Goepper (USA) 2nd, Finley Melville Ives (NZL) 1st, Alex Ferreira (USA) 3rd.](https://media.rnztools.nz/rnz/image/upload/s--yMpSBITN--/ar_16:10,c_fill,f_auto,g_auto,q_auto,w_288/v1739724803/4KBWBOK_Image_One_Men_s_Freeski_Halfpipe_World_Cup_Podium_credit_FIS_Park_Pipe_jpg?_a=BACCd2AD)
