Nicola Wright

Tiwai Point cuts its electricity usage. National says Māori don't need the health system more than anyone else. Audio

Calls to review school exclusions after an autistic boy is forced to leave. Lockdown lifts in Perth - will travel be allowed to resume? Audio

Chris Hipkins is set to make an announcement on our borders. Our councils will be scrutinised in a wide-ranging review. Audio

The Health Minister says a massive shake-up of the health system will help save lives. The former co-chair of the Māori pandemic response group says he quit because his advice was not being listened… Audio

A US jury's deliberating Derek Chauvin's future. Winston Peters heads to the Court of Appeal over leaked details. Audio

New Zealanders land on Australian turf. And some migrant worker families prepare to reunite . Audio

The trans-Tasman bubble opens soon. Concerns mount over the shooting at Auckland's Sofitel. Amazon is looking at New Zealand opportunities. Audio

Reports of a shooting at a luxury central Auckland hotel. And are houses eating up our most productive land ? Audio

A frontline worker with Covid-19 was not tested for several months. The government is to ban livestock being shipped overseas. Audio

A financial reward offered over a toddler missing for three decades. Climate changing emissions continue to rise. Audio

Just half of primary schools are teaching science well and there are calls to overhaul the country's drug laws. Audio

Hundreds of managed isolation vouchers available for April. South Aucklanders are offered free doctors visits as queues grow at E-D. Audio

An Independent health and safety review has found the need for significant improvements at Ports of Auckland, and the father of one of the Pike River mine disaster victims is considering legal action… Audio

The Opposition wants rent caps ruled out. The Police Boss downplays officers' on-the-job fears. Audio

The Catholic Church apologises to survivors of abuse for the first time; Border workers will have to change jobs if they refuse the vaccine. Audio

Despite having already won the series, the Black Caps cricketers are refusing to treat their final one-dayer against Bangladesh as a dead rubber. Audio

Ross Taylor is adamant he has nothing to prove in his return to one-day cricket for the Blackcaps today against Bangladesh. Audio