Kim Griggs

RNZ senior reporter Kim Griggs has been up very early this morning to witness the Treaty of Waitangi, the Declaration of Independence of the United Tribes of New Zealand and the Women's Suffrage… Audio

Just released details of the pay gap between what women and men are paid in the country's 29 public service departments show there has been no improvement and the gap is not reducing. Audio

The first flag referendum gets underway today. Audio

From now until Armistice Day 2018, New Zealanders have a unique opportunity to take part in the nightly Last Post ceremony at the National War Memorial in Wellington. Audio

One hundred years of aviation history was on display at the Wings over Wairarapa airshow at the weekend. Audio

Some Nepalese guides on Mount Everest say they will not work on the mountain this year even though the government has agreed to most of their demands. Sherpas acting for Californian Wingsuit stuntman… Audio

Today is Geoff Robinson's last day on Morning Report. Morning Report deputy editor Kim Griggs summarises his career. Audio

Tens of thousands of visitors celebrated Napier's Art Deco history over the weekend. Audio

169-years after Samuel Morse tapped out "What hath God wrought" the world's last telegram service has closed. Audio

Thousands of people dressed up to the nines were in Napier this weekend for the 25th Art Deco weekend. Audio

Bellringers around the world have been pealing their bells in support of Christchurch. Audio

The first team the All Whites will square off against is Slovakia and then over the next ten days they play Paraguay and the current World Cup champions, Italy. Kim Griggs has been listening to the… Audio

A review of the week's news including a research initiative at Copenhagen, a yes from Hanover investors, the go ahead for a new highway, a new approach to reducing crime, the Rugby World Cup's host… Audio

A review of the week's news including Erebus crash relatives visit Antarctica, legal aid review finds corruption, Parliament approves private prisons, emissions trading scheme becomes law, Maori MP… Audio

Campbell Smith, the chief executive of the Recording Industry Association of New Zealand, spoke to Radio New Zealand News' Kim Griggs in June about the contentious S92 legislation. Audio

For the best part of this decade the negotiations to bring New Zealand's copyright law into the digital age have been esoterically obscure. But attempts to update it - to deal with the growing number… Audio

Kim Griggs explores the issue of copyright and the controversial attempt to stop illegal downloading from the internet Audio

The Government will have another go at drawing up a law that aims to crack down on the illegal downloading of films and music on the Internet. Audio

Insight looks at New Zealand's first radio astronomy dish ahead of its opening and the state of the science in this country Audio