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Intro and Guest
Audio 7 Mar 2014Southland District Councillor for the Stewart Island Rakiura Ward, Bruce Ford. Audio
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Solid Energy confirms India's interest
Troubled coal company Solid Energy has confirmed the Indian government has expressed interest in buying some of its mines but has told a select committee that is a matter for the New Zealand… Audio
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Working out the value of a life
Methods used to determine the value of human life in New Zealand may be outdated.
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Mayor finds no basis for claims
Whangarei mayor Sheryl Mai says she's found no evidence to support allegations by a staff member about the council's chief executive, Mark Simpson.
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So I am watching 12 Years a Slave
Adam Goodall on Steve McQueen's historical drama 12 Years a Slave.
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12 Years a Slave
This is a confrontational film about the way a society dehumanises those it doesn’t value, writes Adam Goodall.
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Burgess took a pay cut to join rugby union?
The Bath coach Mike Ford has revealed league star Sam Burgess will take a pay cut when he joins the English rugby side from South Sydney at the end of...
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Child star Shirley Temple dies
Former Hollywood child star Shirley Temple has died. She was 85. Temple starred in 43 feature films and became a US Ambassador later in life.
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Toyota to shut Australian plant
Toyota says it will stop making cars in Australia in 2017, bringing an end to the nation's car manufacturing sector. About 2500 workers in the state of Victoria will lose their jobs.
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Ford brings forward job cuts
Ford has brought forward hundreds of planned job cuts in Australia, before it quits the country in two years.
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Corolla outsells Ford - MIA
The Motor Industry Association says the Toyota Corolla was the biggest selling passenger car in January by a significant margin.
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Bougainville leader says major benefits from O'Neill visit
Audio 3 Feb 2014Bougainville's President, John Momis, says O'Neill visit brought unity and will improve the ability of the provincial and national governments to collaborate ahead of the referendum on possible… Audio
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Ease up on Bieber, says bad boy mayor
Toronto mayor defends Justin Bieber's bad behaviour.
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Woman fined over untreated kitten
A woman has been fined more than $2000 and ordered to do community service after failing to get her kitten treated for an eye infection which eventually left the animal half blind.
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Big result for Ford
Ford says 2013 was one of the best years ever, due to a strong performance in the United States and Asia. Net income for 2013 was $US7.2 billion, up $US1.49 billion on the previous year.
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Flood out of England squad
The English rugby player Toby Flood's international career looks to be over after the Leicester flyhalf, who appears set for a move to French side Toulouse at the end of...
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Toyota considering future in Australia
Toyota says it will know by the middle of this year whether it will continue making cars in Australia after 2018, or joing Holden and Ford in closing its operations there.
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Bowe positive about Supercars
The two-time Bathurst 1000 motor racing champion John Bowe believes the demise of the car manufacturing industry in Australia can only have a positive effect on the V8 Supercars. The...
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Aurora intends to lift shale production
Aurora Oil & Gas of Perth is committing up to $US495 million in spending this year to obtain a 47% rise in production from its shale assets in Texas.
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1.5m cars recalled by GM in China
General Motors is recalling about 1.46 million cars in China amid concerns about their potential safety.
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Power still off in US and Canada after ice storm
More than 500,000 households in the north-eastern United States and south-eastern Canada are still without electricity after severe ice storm last weekend. Audio
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Gifts flood onto TradeMe
TradeMe says sales of unwanted gifts are in full flow, with more than 780 Christmas presents already listed on the site on Boxing Day.
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TradeMe app traffic growing
TradeMe says the number of people visiting the online auction site through a tablet or a smartphone has grown to almost half of all users.
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Online gift shopping keeps growing
Christmas shoppers on the lookout for toys and sports gear helped TradeMe reach its busiest 24-hour period ever.
