Guyon Espiner
Top Stories for Thursday 26 June 2018
South Aucklanders losing sight awaiting eye surgery; Patients anxious as nurses strikes loom; 'They know we'll listen' - Peters discusses strike action; Weather: Roads closed in winter chill; IRD… Audio
Top Stories for Monday 25 June 2018
Jailed woman urges new govt tribunal to assess murder case, Relaxing bail laws won't increase public risk - researcher, Pasifika twice as likely to die of breast cancer than Pakeha, Football World… Audio
Jacinda Ardern's baby makes global headlines
The birth of Jacinda Ardern and Clarke Gayford's baby has made headlines around the world - even leading some overseas bulletins. The posting of the news on Instagram yesterday has gained 120,000… Audio
Top Stories for Friday 22 June 2018
Congratulations from around the world for the Prime Minister - we'll talk to a delighted grandfather Ross Ardern, Northland Maori say they'll suffer from a ban on foreign house buyers, and a call for… Audio
Top Stories for Thursday 21 June 2018
Prime Minister to give birth: Ardern arrives at hospital, Ardern takes leave to give birth: What happens at the Beehive?, Trump backs down on migrant children separations, Forestry debris: Frustrated… Audio
Top Stories for Wednesday 20 June 2018
Hipkins demands answers on spies, govt relationship, Tower defends house insurance premium hikes, Republicans urge Trump to soften migrant child detention policy, South African couple avoid… Audio
Top Stories for Tuesday 19 June 2018
No more money available for nurses - DHBs, Dispute about more than money - nurses, Osaka quake kills three, shocks city, Tax evasion law change happening - Winston Peters, Second engineer suspended… Audio
Top Stories for Friday 15 June 2018
Dairy farmers want Shane Jones to butt out of their business; Winston Peters' suing govt 'perfectly proper' - Parker; Phil Goff doesn't trust all Auckland councillors; Confidence in re-entry to Pike… Audio
Top Stories for Thursday 14 June 2018
Shane Jones is under fire after demanding big change at Fonterra, a disaster waiting to happen -- Gisborne council was warned about forestry debris, and Auckland councillors rebel against mayor Phil… Audio
Top Stories for Wednesday 13 June 2018
Kim Jong-un meets Trump, but deal lacks detail; South Korea reacts to Trump's call to end militry exercises; Civil Defence Minister in Gisborne after storm hits region; building owners mull legal… Audio
Top Stories for Tuesday 12 June 2018
Civil defence is on alert as heavy rain keeps falling in the Gisborne area, It's just hours until Donald Trump and Kim Jong-un sit down for a historic summit. We'll ask the prime minister what next… Audio
Top Stories for Monday 11 June 2018
Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un get ready for tomorrow's historic summit in Singapore Cold, noisy and crowded - researchers call for new rules for child care centres. A big spike in the use of handcuffs… Audio
Top Stories for Friday 8 June 2018
A new super ministry is being set up to deal with the housing crisis, The latest police numbers suggest gang membership is on the rise, New figures reveal more overseas buyers are snapping up property… Audio
Top Stories for Wednesday 6 June 2018
The boss of Housing New Zealand apologises to tenants needlessly evicted because of its flawed meth testing, Employers are bristling at plans to shake-up industrial relations - they warn of a return… Audio
Top Stories for Tuesday 5 June 2018
East Coast braces for more after rain batters region; Weather: Heavy rain, snow coming - Niwa; Law change failing to rein in loan sharks; Honour brings surprise, tears, pride for Dame Catherine Healy… Audio
Top Stories for Friday 1 June 2018
Meth evictions: Twyford plans inquiry before redress decision; homeless still out in cold but MSD says it's working on it; Unitec posts $31m deficit, appoints financial adviser; M.Bovis concerns for… Audio
Top Stories for Wednesday 30 May 2018
Homeowner's $37,000 meth clean-up deemed unnecessary; meth decontamination boss disputes chief science advisor report; health overhaul 'once in a generation' chance - David Clark; Auckland Grammar… Audio
Top Stories for Tuesday 29 May 2018
It is being labelled a billion dollar gamble - and some are worrying the mycoplasma bovis decision will gamble with farmers' well being too, Health bosses are optimistic their latest pay offer will… Audio
Top Stories for Monday 28 May 2018
Nurses strikes to go ahead: 'We need 11 percent right now', M bovis: D-day for dairy, beef farmers as cull call looms, International Cricket 'defensive' over match-fixing claims, NCEA Level 1 exams 'a… Audio