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Women ready to take helm for SailGP's future
SailGP's first female driver may be just the foot in the door needed for other women to follow.
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Wellington City Council to dig up a thousand cubic metres of asbestos, arsenic and lead at beach
Wellington City Council will dig up a thousand cubic metres of asbestos, arsenic, lead and other materials at a scenic South Coast beach. Nick James reports. Audio
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Whooping cough death highlights failures in health system - doctor
Māori are disproportionately affected by the disease, with "shocking immunisation rates" leading to over-representation in hospital admissions.
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Slain officer honoured for saving lives of many
Lyn Fleming was described as the matriarch of the Nelson Police Station, a woman who saved the lives of many.
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Officers perform haka to farewell Lyn Fleming
The slain officer's casket has been taken away by a hearse - surrounded by a long guard of honour stretching down the road.
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Ladi6 and Parks select their favourite NZ album
Joining Mark and Kara is the award winning, musical legends, the dynamic duo Ladi6 and Parks. They've had a big couple months touring the world, and they're not slowing down yet so they fill us in on… Audio
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Big names survive on second night of Australian Open
Rattled Djokovic wins at Australian Open as young rivals advance.
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Pacific’s most popular baby names in 2024
The most popular Pacific baby names for 2024 in Aotearoa have been revealed, with Kaia topping the girls' list and Malakai leading the boys.
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Sam Scott's favourite NZ Album
Sam Scott from The Phoenix Foundation talks to Kara and Mark about upcoming projects, the the lack of summer in Wellington and try to get to the bottom of a mythical influence on their album Buffalo.
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Man United win on penalties after hectic FA Cup clash against Arsenal
Joshua Zirkzee scored the winning penalty for 10-man Manchester United against Arsenal after their hectic FA Cup third round tie finished 1-1 after extra time at the Emirates Stadium on Monday.
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Tennis: Rain wreaks havoc on opening day of Australian Open
Five out of 32 singles matches scheduled for opening day in Melbourne have been cancelled.
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Drug scandal hangs over defending Australian open champ
Jannik Sinner remains under doping cloud ahead of defence in Melbourne.
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'Still a lot of pain' even as rising cost of building a house slows
The increase in the cost of building a house has slowed, along with activity in the sector.
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What our favourite baby names say about us
Noah, Elijah, Lily and Isla were top names in New Zealand last year. What does that reveal about us?
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'Chuffed': New Zealand's sunniest region celebrates
It comes after NIWA's annual climate summary for the year.
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California wildfires could be costliest in US history
At least two people have been killed in California as wildfires force the evacuation of tens of thousands Just one of those fires, in Pacific Palisades has already destroyed at least 1-thousand… Audio
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What we can learn from NZ's 2024 climate data
The sunniest, the hottest, and the coldest places - and those hit by 'atmospheric rivers'.
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The 'blight' of stalled housing developments
"It's been a real mystery for everyone in the area," say neighbours of one of a number of seemingly abandoned, graffiti-covered "eyesores".
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Wellingtonians hope Reading Cinema sale will transform the CBD
There's hope that the sale of a large, derelict building will breathe new life into Wellington's CBD. Real estate group Prime Property has bought the Reading Cinemas building on Courtenay Place but… Audio
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The Music Of Ry Cooder: Part 2
The final part of our two part series on the music of guitarist, composer and producer Ry Cooder. Audio
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Police officer critically injured when colleague was killed is now stable
Adam Ramsay remains in hospital in a serious condition after he and Lyn Fleming were hit by a vehicle.
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Police critically injured after vehicle rammed
A police vehicle was hit by another vehicle during a gathering in Buxton Square Carpark, Nelson.
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Capybara fight led to death of zoo's beloved animal
A fight in Wellington Zoo's capybara enclosure ultimately caused the death of its hugely popular capybara Luna.
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What's ahead for the property market in 2025?
House prices are expected to increase over the next 12 months, but how much and how fast are still up for debate.
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What's ahead for the property market in 2025?
House prices are expected to increase over the next 12 months, but how much and how fast are still up for debate.
