Life And Society
Greenhithe pub closed after visit from Covid-19 case
Hundreds of Aucklanders who were at a packed North Shore pub on Friday night are being told to stay home, and get a Covid-19 test as soon as possible.
Health officials are urging anyone who was at… Audio
Covid-19: Health Minister on impact of positive case's pub visit
Aucklanders who were at a packed North Shore pub on Friday night are being told to stay home, and get a Covid-19 test as soon as possible.
It has emerged that a person who's one of the two new… Audio
'Food week' brings together Kiwi producers
New Zealand's reputation for high standard produce helps it export more dairy, lamb and venison than any other country.
Some in the food industry say much of what we eat at home isn't always local… Audio
Art attacked in German museums
Unknown vandals have purposefully and methodically damaged a large number of historical relics at three German museums.
More than 70 artefacts including Egyptian sarcophagi, nineteenth century… Audio
Pam Corkery on her MIQ time in Hamilton
Usually at this time on a Thursday we cross the Tasman to talk with Pam Corkery for the latest news from our Australian neighbours.. But not today - this morning we cross to Hamilton where Pam has… Audio
New Zealand's obligations to UN Sanctions with Korea
An 80-year-old retired humanitarian worker and a Presbyterian minister have had their homes raided by police over a donation used to purchase personal protective equipment - PPE - in North Korea… Audio
Record high numbers of assaults in Wellington's nightlife
Wellington's nightlife Cuba Courtenay precinct has the highest proportion of assault and sexual assault crimes in New Zealand. Analysis by the consultancy firm Dot Loves Data shows that over a… Audio
Alder trees face the chop in New Plymouth
After years of complaints, the avenue of Alder trees lining New Plymouth's main street are undergoing a heavy trim before they get the chop completely.
Retailers blame fallen leaves and flower… Audio
Meng Foon responds to racial abuse incident
Race Relations Commissioner Meng Foon joins The Panel to give his response to the incident. Audio
Dr Hannah Korrel - How to break up with friends
Sometimes breaking up with a toxic friend is even harder than ending a romantic relationship says neuropsychologist Dr Hannah Korrel. She talks to Jesse about how do ditch mates who're no good for us.
…Youth Worker Talei Bryant: Find Your Fish
Bay of Plenty youth worker Waimana-based Talei Bryant founded the Find your Fish Movement to help rangatahi find their passions and face life's ups and downs. She has, she says big dreams for… Audio
Aunty of man killed in crash worried for his family
The aunty of a seasonal worker who died in a crash yesterday says she's worried about the wife and four children he left behind.
The accident between a van and truck happened on the Napier-Taupo… Audio
Campaigners urge Labour to move faster on inequality
Anti-poverty campaigners are urging Labour to move fast and use its massive electoral support to forcefully tackle inequality.
The Child Poverty Action Group is one of several advocating for the new… Audio
Managed isolation rooms going empty
On average, one third of all managed isolation spaces - 2000 hotel rooms - have been empty each day since July.
Foreigners waiting to be allowed into the country say the figures show border… Audio
Wellington man believes he stopped sexual assault
A Wellington man believes he stopped a woman being sexually assaulted by two men who've been accused online of numerous sex attacks in the city.
The police have launched an investigation and say they… Audio
Observant childcare centre may have saved toddlers life
A Bay of Plenty mother says an observant childcare centre may have saved her son's life when they told her something didn't seem quite right with the 2-year-old. Rata Campbell was yesterday given the… Audio
The campaign of denial over abuse in state care
Journalist Aaron Smale talks about his deep-dive investigation into children abused in state care - and the roadblocks the Crown put up to stop the details getting out. Audio
The campaign of denial over abuse in state care
Journalist Aaron Smale talks about his deep-dive investigation into children abused in state care - and the roadblocks the Crown put up to stop the details getting out.
AudioSouth Australia opens a travel bubble with New Zealand
New Zealanders have been traveling across the Tasman since Friday without having to quarantine in New South Wales and Northern Territory. Today South Australia joined the trans-Tasman travel bubble… Audio
Man's death in SH5 crash a lesson for drivers - victim's aunt
The aunty of a Samoan man who died in a crash yesterday says her nephew's death should be a lesson for other drivers on the road.
The horror accident happened yesterday on the highway between Napier… Audio