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'He has lost the plot': Luxon on Netanyahu
Prime Minister says attack on Gaza City "utterly, utterly unacceptable" and Israel's leader has "gone too far".
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Patient at closing Auckland mental health programme anxious about future
A patient at an Auckland mental health programme that will close its doors next month says she's feeling anxious about the future. Rauaroha Segar House, a publicly funded intensive service for people… Audio
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Coalition tightens human trafficking laws
The changes will strengthen laws and stop criminals exploiting legal loopholes, Justice Minister says.
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Swarbrick refuses to apologise, vote taken to suspend her from Parliament
The Greens co-leader refuses to apologise for suggesting coalition MPs "lacked a spine", is 'named' by Speaker.
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Bookmarks with Neil Finn - yes, that Neil Finn!
Time for Bookmarks where each week we get an interesting person, and ask them to recommend some of their favourite books, TV shows, films, music and anything else they want to share. Today Jesse is… Audio
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Oral Questions for Wednesday 13 August 2025
Audio 13 Aug 2025Questions to Ministers HANA-RAWHITI MAIPI-CLARKE to the Minister of Education: What Maori education providers has she consulted with, if any, regarding the impact her proposed education changes will… Audio
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Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 13th August 2025
In today's episode, New Zealand Embassy staff have made contact with a New Zealand woman being detained with her son at a U.S immigration facility; The local government minister has confirmed he'll be… Audio
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Minister to take rates cap policy to Cabinet
Simon Watt says he is working at pace on the policy, which so far has recieved a mixed response around Parliament and councils. Audio
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Green party co-leader won't apologise for remarks in House
Green Party co-leader Chlöe Swarbrick has no plans to apologise for her remarks in the House on Tuesday. Political reporter Giles Dexter spoke to Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira. Audio
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Warning after real estate agents caught altering sale agreements
Buyers may be at risk, the Law Association warns.
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Pacific news in brief for 13 August
A round-up of news from around the region, including a man found guilty of five murders in Fiji.
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Swarbrick has no plans to apologise after being barred from House
The Greens co-leader has been kicked out of the chamber for a week after saying government MPs could "grow a spine" over her Israel sanctions bill. Audio
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Lessons from a divorce coach in a tough property market
Don't give up your job, know what you owe, and be careful living together after separating, a divorce coach says. Audio
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Trump pick floated suspending monthly jobs report
The nominee previously told Fox News Digital the reports, which help measure US economic activity, were unreliable and frequently revised.
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What you might not know about natural disaster insurance
And a warning from the Natural Hazards Commission. Audio
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US arms sales surge while NZ increases defence spending
US foreign arms sales are surging, and it is more likely high-tech American systems will be sold in New Zealand, where billions of dollars in extra defence spending has been allocated.
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Newtown homeless woes: 'We need some assistance if we are going to help them'
The government is facing growing calls to deal with a homelessness "crisis" in Wellington, after RNZ revealed residents and businesses are concerned about an increase of rough sleepers and anti-social…
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Pacific Waves for 13 August 2025
US court ignores White House orders on commerical fishing; Pacific youth discuss climate loss in Samoa; Pacific rugby takes centre stage again. Audio
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US court ignores White House orders on commerical fishing
A US district court has tossed a federal directive allowing commercial fishing in protected Pacific waters, in defiance of orders from the White House. Audio
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Deep south bucks average house prices trend
The biggest rises were in Queenstown-Lakes.
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The House: Bills this week
MPs are back for a two-week sitting block, with a smorgasbord of proposed laws scheduled for debate. Here are the bills up this week.
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'Israel has succeeded': Final words from journalist killed in Gaza
An attack has wiped out the entire Al Jazeera reporting team left in Gaza City.
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Families forever scarred four years on from Kabul plane deaths
Four years after Afghans desperate to evacuate Kabul fell to their deaths from a departing US plane, their families still relive those desperate acts and endure wounds that will never heal.
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'What the hell is the point?': Swarbrick ejected from Parliament after Gaza speech
The Green Party co-leader described the ruling as "ridiculous" and said she was tired and angry at the massacre of human beings.
