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Fletcher Building cuts earnings forecast
The drop in earnings guidance was driven by "challenging conditions" in the distribution division which was exposed to the weaker residential sector.
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New Zealand's Nick Cassidy extends Formula E lead
Nick Cassidy has extended his overall lead in Formula E after finishing second in the latest race in Berlin.
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The fight for the white sands of Pākiri
Audio 13 May 2024Why Pākiri locals fear the Government’s Fast Track Bill could steal away hard-won protection of their pristine coastline.
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8 Kiwi Jazz Women You Need to Hear
Audio 11 May 2024Nick plays tracks from eight NZ women leading their own jazz bands - including pianists Charmaine Ford and Anita Schwabe, saxophonist Louisa Williamson, singer Alannah Goldsmith, and drummer Lauren… Audio
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The Thump
Nick checks out a handful of tracks from Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, as well as numbers by Errol Garner, Alice Coltrane, and Marquis Hill. Audio
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Pasifika Sipoti - preview of weekend sports
A preview of weekend sport, including OFC Men's Champions League, rugby league, Super Rugby and beach volleyball.
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Warehouse Group profits, sales down for third quarter
The Warehouse Group's third quarter sales and profits are down on the year earlier, amid "highly uncertain" trading conditions.
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What should be in free school lunches?
Audio 9 May 2024Our video journalist Nick Monro asked people what they think should be in the government's school lunch. Audio
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Baby Ru death: Police confirm three people still 'of interest'
The three people who were in the house at the time the child received a blunt force trauma to his head were his mother, a woman called Rosie Morunga and her partner Dylan.
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Baby Ru's mum says she didn't kill her son, claims she saw what happened
The toddler suffered blunt force trauma when he was taken to hospital in an unresponsive state, just days before his second birthday.
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Red flags to watch for in your AI chatbot 'friend'
Analysis - Research shows having an AI friend can be helpful for some people. But will it be helpful for you?
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Super Rugby Pacific: Saturday night's demolition derbies
All the team lists, kick-off times and news for round 12 of Super Rugby Pacific. Video
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Wellington City Councillors react to changes to housing density
Some right-leaning Wellington City councillors are labelling the government's decision to back recommendations allowing for more high-density housing, as bizarre and surprising. Nick James reports. Audio
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Accident black spot in suburban Nelson gets $1m upgrade
A Nelson roundabout that has been the site of 26 crashes in 10 years is set to receive a $1 million upgrade to improve pedestrian and cycle safety.
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Future of long-awaited hospital rebuild unclear
There are concerns that changes to Nelson Hospital's redevelopment plans will result in front line services being cut and poorer outcomes for patients.
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Hemingway's life reimagined in Auckland lawyer's new novel
It's nearly 63 years since American novelist Ernest Hemingway died, yet his work - and his life - continue to fascinate. It's the subject of Dermot Ross's debut novel Hemingway's Goblet, - about a… Audio
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What do you have insurance for?
Audio 6 May 2024With the rising cost of insurance premiums, our video journalist Nick Monro asked people what they have insurance for. Audio
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The residents who will be hardest hit by congestion charging
South Aucklanders face a lack of reliable and affordable public transport, meaning they'll cop any charges the worst, the local board says.
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The Mixtape: Vera Ellen
Taite award winner Vera Ellen and her producer Ben Lemi tells Charlotte Ryan about the New Zealand music that influenced them. Video, Audio
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'When old men plant trees': James Shaw's farewell
James Shaw's valedictory statement included thanks, humour, yarns, surprising allies, warnings and advice for MPs on avoiding the endless policy tug-of-war. Audio
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'When old men plant trees': James Shaw's farewell
James Shaw's valedictory statement included thanks, humour, yarns, surprising allies, warnings and advice for MPs on avoiding the endless policy tug-of-war.
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Ancient Relics
Lucien Johnson looks to the past; Peter Koopman explores the guitar trio setting, and the Auckland Jazz Orchestra plays Phil Broadhurst.
Nick checks out recent releases from NZ jazz musicians,… Audio -
Iron & Wine's knack for gorgeous melodies is intact on the breezy Light Verse
The latest from the Carolina folk artist embraces middle-age with gusto, via the usual gently-spun melodies. Video, Audio
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Iron & Wine's knack for gorgeous melodies is intact on the breezy Light Verse
The latest from the Carolina folk artist embraces middle-age with gusto, via the usual gently-spun melodies.
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On the Farm - a wrap of conditions around the country
Many drought-declared areas have now had some rain, but farms still have very low pasture covers going into winter. There's been superb weather for the gold kiwifruit harvest in Bay of Plenty which… Audio
