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The police say they have fixed how they investigate fatal road crashes to make sure the fraught experience of two families in Otago is not repeated.

The families of Wayne Brenssell and Toby Waitokia… Audio

Panellists Georgie Stylianou and Scott Campbell discuss the work of Te Tuinga, too many toys for children, a sunflower farm in the Waikato and a snowglobe collection that has made international… Audio

Panellists Georgie Stylianou and Scott Campbell discuss the government's latest announcements on the Covid-19 response, changes to Kiwirail services, and Eric Clapton's win in court against a women… Audio

Panellists Georgie Stylianou and Scott Campbell discuss what makes a good gift and share what they have been thinking.  Audio

North and South feature writer Peter McKenzie has delves into New Zealand's role in the crisis.  Audio

The massive fire fighting operation in Northland has swung into action again this morning as crews try to contain the massive scrub fire that is threatening homes.

It's north of Kaitaia near the… Audio

More than two dozen families in a Far North township have been evacuated to a local school as firefighters work to contain a large scrubfire.

Amanda McManus moved to the area just three weeks ago -… Audio

A father-and-daughter duo have dared to go where few New Zealanders have before - flying the length of the country in a glider.

Taking advantage of yesterday's high winds, Terry Delore, a world… Audio

Containment lines protecting houses from a large scrub fire in the Far North held overnight and no homes were damaged.

The 2000-hectare fire north of Kaitaia is threatening to reach the coastal… Audio

The scrub fire in Northland which has forced the evacuation of the settlement of Kaimaumau overnight.

Far North mayor John Carter has just received a briefing from Fire and Emergency was at the… Audio

With only four sleeps to go until Christmas, New Zealand Post is just as busy as Santa's elves - if not more.

In fact, delivering nine parcels a second, Tukurau Aotearoa is having its busiest… Audio

Police apologised for a crash investigator's 'lack of empathy and compassion' towards two widows ... but went on using him anyway.

They have also apologised for their 'narrow' and deficient work on… Audio

Thousands more people could be eligible for their third booster vaccine dose this summer, and doctors on the frontline said they were ready for a speedier rollout.

Cabinet will on Monday consider… Audio

Pike River families shed fresh tears for their husbands and sons after the police told them the remains of up to three more men had been found in the far western end of the mine, by a camera sent down… Audio

Residents in the Northland settlement of Kaimaumau have evacuated as firefighters battle a massive scrub fire that has grown to 600 hectares.

A nearby school and marae opened their doors late last… Audio

Residents in the Northland settlement of Kaimaumau have evacuated as firefighters battle a massive scrub fire that has grown to 600 hectares.

A nearby school and marae opened their doors late last… Audio

Sunday marks the 80th-anniversary of New Zealand's worst naval tragedy, the sinking of HMS Neptune during the Second World War.

Of the 764 men who lost their lives on December 19th 1941, 150 were New… Audio

A Christchurch hero has been awarded the country's highest bravery accolade - the New Zealand Cross. On March 15th 2019,

Abdul Aziz and his four sons were attending prayer at the Linwood Islamic… Audio

Part 2: Panellists Damian Christie and Ziena Jalil discuss lending law changes, Christmas hams, and a 'monster slide'.  Audio