New Zealand
Police warning over stolen gas water heating systems sold online
It's the cheap deal that could cost you dearly. Police say stolen gas heating systems being sold on the web are often damaged and could cause an explosion.
The califont systems are being swiped from… Video, Audio
Evening business for 9 August 2021
Months into the Covid-19 vaccine rollout, the number of vaccinated Māori and Pacific people remains well down on the rest of the population. Health groups are worried efforts to target the most… Video, Audio
Covid-19: Vaccinated Māori, Pasifika down on rest of population
Months into the Covid-19 vaccine rollout, the number of vaccinated Māori and Pacific people remains well down on the rest of the population.
Health groups are worried efforts to target the most… Audio
Timaru teens urged to be cautious over tribute after fatal car crash
Timaru teens are being urged to be very careful around a planned tribute for five boys who died in a car crash on the weekend.
The boys - all aged between 15 and 16 - died when an overloaded car… Audio
'Terrible' handling of Covid-19 situation at Tauranga port - union
Craig Harrison is the national secretary of the Maritime Union. He discusses the case of the cargo ship with workers with Covid-19 at the Port of Tauranga.
He says the situation has been handled… Video, Audio
Covid-19 on ship at Tauranga port - latest details
Nearly 100 port workers are in isolation awaiting a Covid-19 test because another ship has been hit by the virus.
Our political editor Jane Patterson joins Lisa Owen from our Parliament office.
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Tauranga port workers isolate as another ship hit with Covid-19
Nearly 100 port workers are in isolation awaiting a Covid-19 test, because another ship has been hit by the virus.
This time it is off the coast of Tauranga with 11 of its 21 crew having tested… Audio
Lisa Carrington's golden success: 'It's just trying to be better than I was the day before'
Kayak Sprint champion Lisa Carrington has just become the most successful and decorated Olympian in New Zealand's history. She joins us from Tokyo to discuss how she feels about her new title and what… Audio
NZ developed machine could revolutionise cancer treatment
Auckland-based company Buckley Systems has developed and manufactured a machine which could help treat the most difficult cancers. Founder and developer Bill Buckley discusses the potentially… Audio
Calling Home: Cathy Macleay in Punta Arenas
Cathy Macleay emigrated from Christchurch in the late 1960s and started out her life in Chile on the family farm of her late husband, Hugh, but now lives on her own in Punta Arenas. She has four… Audio, Gallery
Marsden Pt refining to end, no more petrol to be made in NZ
Aotearoa's ability to make our own fuel is set to be scrapped, with hundreds of Northland jobs to be lost as well.
Refining NZ shareholders today voted overwhelmingly in favour of switching its… Video, Audio
All Blacks' season ahead questioned as Covid-19 spreads in AUS
There are question marks around the All Blacks upcoming season, with players only wanting to do one stint in MIQ.
They're getting ready to face the Wallabies in the opening Bledisloe Cup test at Eden… Audio
Crowds queue for NZ's first rural mass Covid-19 vaccination
Hundreds of central Taranaki residents have taken advantage of the country's first rural mass covid-19 vaccination event at Stratford today.
The Taranaki District Health Board is hoping to deliver… Video, Audio
Ellesse Andrews in disbelief after silver win, but keen for more
Ellesse Andrews has stamped her mark as one of the world's elite cyclists, becoming the first NZ woman to clinch a track cycling medal since Sarah Ulmer in 2004.
The 21-year-old claimed silver in… Audio
'I did not hump that railing' - swimming coach Dean Boxall recalls Titmus' win
His swimmers broke records but he almost broke the internet with a personal best for free style celebrations.
Dean Boxall coached our own Eve Thomas and half a dozen Australian Olympic swimmers… Video, Audio
Wellington ready to bite into biggest food festival
The biggest food festival in the southern hemisphere is being plated up once again to the delight of foodies and burger-lovers.
More than 300 venues taking part in Wellington On a Plate - from all… Video, Audio
National claims govt mental health review to be 'whitewash'
The National party is panning a review of the government's mental health spending before it's even been released.
A government unit is carrying out an inquiry into how two-billion dollars in mental… Audio
Muslim, Jewish groups criticise govt work on hate speech reform
Friday is the deadline for public submissions on the hate speech reforms. But a Muslim advocacy group says the government's approach has been seriously dysfunctional.
The Federation of Islamic… Video, Audio
Evening business for 6 August 2021
News from the business sector, including a market report. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6266751029001 Video, Audio
NZ resident for nearly a decade 'helpless' after Immigration stalls, refuses wife's visa
A New Zealand resident who's been here nearly a decade says he's quitting the country because his wife can't get in.
Shlok Kant believes he's shown Immigration New Zealand his marriage is genuine… Audio