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Woman evicted with 3 hours’ notice for being transgender
Audio 16 Nov 2020Kristine Ablinger was kicked out of her flat for being transgender. The Human Rights Commission says the homeowner acted within the law.
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Today's sport news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Kiwi Ferns beat Fetu Samoa, Possibles win in Black Ferns trial, Saints go top, Smith makes Vuelta podium and Williamson stars in Hyderabad win.
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Putting deep sea corals to the test
Deep sea corals are being put to the test at NIWA to find out how they cope with sediment. Audio
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Putting deep sea corals to the test
Deep sea corals are being put to the test at NIWA to find out how they cope with sediment.
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Exclusive: The secret case of the NZ First Foundation
Despite a legal battle, the names of those charged in the NZ First Foundation fraud case remain suppressed. As Guyon Espiner reports, the foundation has been shrouded in secrecy from the start.
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Music with Graeme Downes
Graeme squeaks in two years early on the commemoration of the 30th anniversary of Nirvana's Smells Like Teen Spirit! He joins Kathryn to deconstruct the song and discover what made it such an instant… Audio
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Electoral Commission fronts up after early voting errors
The Electoral Commission has come under fire after a string of mistakes in the first week of advance voting.
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'Looks like a nuclear bomb went off' - Lake Ōhau resident
Strong winds may hamper hopes of allowing Lake Ōhau Village residents the chance to retrieve their belongings today. Audio
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Scary 'how fast the fire was moving' - Mackenzie Basin farmer
The fire roared through Lake Ohau village in the Mackenzie Country in the early hours of the morning, spreading into nearby conservation land, farms and mountainsides.
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Synlait Milk revenue up, profits down
Synlait Milk has reported a fall in full-year profit as its costs rose despite higher revenue.
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Locals pleased part of flood-hit Hollyford Rd to be fixed soon
Work will get under way soon on an access road to a popular Fiordland track after it was partly wiped out by floodwaters.
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Music With Graeme Downes
Graeme joins Kathryn to continue with this country theme, this time looking at Dolly Parton, Willie Nelson and Glen Campbell. Graeme Downes is a musicologist and former senior lecturer in the… Audio
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Song Crush: Teeks, Dallas Tamaira, Imugi
Tony is joined by Brad Warrington and Maggie Tweedie to bring you six brand new tunes. Video, Audio
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SkyCity reports 60% drop in normalised profit
The casino operator's normalised profit, which removes one-off items, was 60 percent less than last year at $66.3 million.
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WOF extension: Cars with 'potentially life threatening' faults on the road
Audio 31 Aug 2020The Motor Trade Association says the number of cars on the road with expired warrants is "of huge concern". MTA members are anticipating a bottleneck, with drivers whose warrants expired during the… Audio
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New Zealand's longest sentences
The sentence handed down to the Christchurch mosque shooter is the harshest under current laws and has only been available to judges since 2010, after a law change.
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Music with Graeme Downes: Renovating with country royalty
Graeme has been doing some house renovations and streaming some US country radio, with a small playlist on high rotate! But it's offered up the best of country music royalty: including Kenny Rodgers… Audio
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Steven Wallace's family's long search for justice
A mother's long-running fight to get $200,000 compensation after her son was killed by police is a step closer.
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West Papua freedom fighter defends military campaign
A representative of West Papua's pro-independence movement has opened up about the reasons for resisting Indonesia. Audio
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Deep Purple and Beethoven with Graeme Downes
This week Graeme takes a trip down memory lane, looking at Deep Purple's Live in Japan album. The band is still active and have their 21st album coming out next month. He'll also look at concerts… Audio
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Steven Wallace shooting case: Police used excessive force, family argues
Police shots that killed a man in Waitara two decades ago have again been criticised as an excessive use of force.
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Northland floods leave homes uninhabitable, farms under water
As the flood waters recede in Northland the full extent of the damage from the weekend's deluge is becoming clear. Audio
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Steven Wallace case: Contradictory evidence never addressed, court told
A court has been told there were contradictory accounts from officers about what happened the night a man was shot dead by police in Waitara.
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Family of Steven Wallace take case against police to High Court
The family of a man shot dead two decades ago is taking a civil case against the police in the High Court at Wellington.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - no more Thursday night rugby games, US Open backtracks on wheelchair tennis and McCaw retires again.
