New Zealand
Rugby World Cup: Barrett brothers making history
The Barrett boys are the first trio of brothers to start a test for the All Blacks and the first to represent New Zealand at a Rugby World Cup.
The history-making siblings are preparing for next… Video, Audio
Police appeal for witnesses in search for sexual predator
Auckland police are hunting for a man they describe as a sexual predator. They're appealing for witnesses after a 17-year-old woman was abducted from a supermarket carpark, dragged into a van, driven… Video, Audio
Shane Jones warns Air NZ as Jetstar scraps regional flights
Self appointed champion of the regions Shane Jones says he'll ask the government to reconsider his idea of a contestable fund to help airlines breaking into the regions - after Jetstar announced it's… Video, Audio
Clutha police face rising meth problem in community
Police in Clutha say they'll be dealing with a growing meth problem in the region as a health issue - and aim to offer help to users rather than arresting them.
The local council, police and social… Video, Audio
Bay of Plenty hapū accuses council of breaking promise
A Bay of Plenty hapū is accusing the Tauranga City Council of breaking its promise to gift or lease a significant piece of land back to it.
Last year the council agreed in principle that the land at… Video, Audio
Canterbury student found dead in residence, investigation urged
The Education Minister is calling for an investigation after a Canterbury student was found dead, reportedly after up to eight weeks, at a university hall.
The University of Canterbury says the… Video, Audio
Banks warned: Govt to ban sales-based incentives
Insurance brokers and bankers can kiss goodbye to junkets and bonuses as the government moves to ban sales-based incentives.
The Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister Kris Faafoi announced stricter… Video, Audio
Sex offender at Royal Commission 'there to support my partner'
The convicted paedophile at the centre of the scandal engulfing the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care has admitted being in the room at meetings held by the survivor's advisory group.
It… Audio
Evening business for Weds 25 Sept
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
Trump impeachment inquiry in US, explained
US President Donald Trump has described moves to impeach him as the "most destructive witch hunt of all time" and he is pledging to release the transcript of a phone call that's at the centre of the… Video, Audio
Ardern at UN urges world leaders to work together
Jacinda Ardern has rebuked calls for fierce nationalism and has implored world leaders to instead work together.
The Prime Minister's address to the UN General Assembly was in stark contrast to US… Video, Audio
Jetstar scraps NZ regional flights from December
Jetstar has announced it will axe all regional flights from December 1.
The budget airline is citing high fuel costs and a softened market for ongoing losses on the turboprop routes, which currently… Video, Audio
Police search for 'sexual predator' after weekend attacks
Police are searching for a man they describe as a sexual predator following two separate attacks over the weekend.
In the first attack, a 17-year-old woman was abducted from the New World supermarket… Video, Audio
Measles warning following Pohiva memorial service in Auckland
People who attended the Auckland memorial service for the late Tongan Prime Minister, 'Akilisi Pohiva, have been told to be alert for measles.
New Zealand's oldest school Wesley College marking 175 years
New Zealand's oldest school wants to hear from its former students in New Zealand and around the Pacific.
Fiji authorities deny rumours of coup, despite groups' warnings
Fiji authorities are hosing down widespread rumours of another coup, as civil society groups started warning their members to prepare for unrest. The Fiji Muslim League sent out a memo to all its… Video, Audio
Quad bike disputed in David Lyttle trial
A jury has been told specific details about the way grass was folded on a secluded Whanganui track as it considers the circumstances around missing man Brett Hall's disappearance.
David Lyttle is… Audio
First survey on NZ trans health, wellbeing released
Researchers say the first comprehensive survey on the health and wellbeing of trans and non-binary New Zealanders reveals serious health inequities.
The Counting Ourselves report was released on… Video, Audio
Witness describes fatal Lime scooter accident in Auckland
Auckland Council says an independent review has been launched into how a young man died after an accident on a Lime scooter a week ago.
The Council's director of regulatory services, Craig Hobbs… Video, Audio
Rugby World Cup: What's next for the All Blacks?
The All Blacks made a flying start to the defence of their Rugby World Cup title in Japan over the weekend, beating the Springboks 23-13 in Yokohama to take control of Pool B, and stamp their mark on… Video, Audio