Life And Society
The Wonderful World of TradeMe with Ruby Topzand
This week on TradeMe, a house fit for a - well perhaps not a king, but maybe a new MP looking for post-election digs in Wellington, if they can afford the nearly eight million dollar price tag that… Audio
Covid-19 alert level 1 for Aucklanders, but warnings to be careful
Auckland's move from level two to level one has been met with overwhelming support from residents strolling Queen Street this afternoon.
Checkpoint reporter Nick Truebridge and camerman Nick Monro… Video, Audio
Lake Ōhau locals describe devastating fire damage
Lake Ōhau residents have been allowed in to see what's left of their village, after fires ripped through over the weekend.
Hugh and Dwayne are the owners of The Barn at Killin B&B at Lake Ohau. They… Video, Audio
Steph Tan - The importance of committed relationships
Research shows the positive impact of committed relationships on your mental and physical well-being. Audio
Encouraging youth minorities to use their voices
Community service is at the core of Melissa Lama's work and student life. After becoming a teenage mother, Melissa Lama has just completed a BA in politics and has begun an MBA. She fits in her… Audio
In the family - dishing out soul food
A close contender to Sushi for Japan’s national dish, turns out Kiwis too have a soft spot for ramen - the iconic bowl of soul. Produced by Kadambari Raghukumar Audio
In the family - dishing out soul food
A close contender to Sushi for Japan’s national dish, turns out Kiwis too have a soft spot for ramen - the iconic bowl of soul. Produced by Kadambari Raghukumar
AudioArchaeologists find dozens of sarcophagi
Archaeologists in Egypt have unearthed dozens of well-preserved and sealed wooden coffins in a necropolis south of Cairo.
The 59 sarcophagi are believed to have been buried more than 2,500 years ago.
…Northland woman left in intense pain due to arterial condition
What began as a simple sore toe two years ago has left a Northland woman asking doctors to cut off her leg due to the intense pain she's in every day.
Suzanne Insley claims her repeated requests for… Audio
Worries about police bias even if cannabis is legalised
Cannabis campaigners say fewer Maori will get a criminal record if cannabis is legalised - but there are concerns police bias may still come into play.
Justice advocacy group JustSpeak commissioned… Audio
Covid-19: Still 'slight risk' of undetected cases - expert
The Government is expected to announce Auckland's return to Level 1, but is the city ready?
Epidemiologist Michael Baker says it's been two weeks since the last case in the community, and there's a… Audio
Covid-19: Is Auckland ready to move to Level 1?
Cabinet meets to consider whether Auckland should join the rest of the country in Alert Level 1 on Monday afternoon. The city seems to have crushed the cluster that saw it thrown into a second… Audio
Men arrested after Dilworth investigation to appear in court
The men accused of historical sexual offending at the boys boarding school Dilworth boys' boarding school in Auckland are due to start appearing in court today.
Seven men have been charged so far… Audio
Covid-19: Level 1 could arrive this week in Auckland
Today the government decides whether Auckland moves to Alert Level 1 from 11.59pm on Wednesday.
It has already agreed, in principle, to move the city down to Level 1.
Ten days have passed since the… Audio
Donald Trump's doctors claim his condition is improving
Donald Trump's doctors say the president's condition has "continued to improve" since the last medical update and he could be discharged from hospital as soon as tomorrow.
Speaking outside the Walter… Audio
Any Alert Level easing too late for Auckland business owner
A burger bar owner in Auckland says he doesn't know how he'll pay thousands of dollars in rent arrears to his landlord.
Today, the government decides whether the city moves to Alert Level 1 at… Audio
The Outliers | Episode 1: Edward Osei-Nketia
At 19, Eddie Osei-Nketia is the fastest person in Australasia, and is looking to break the New Zealand 100m record. Video
The Outliers | Episode 2: Tamatha Paul
Tamatha Paul is a 22-year-old Wellington City councillor who isn't afraid to speak her mind. Video
The Outliers | Episode 3: Abrzy
Abid Rahman is a Bangladeshi-born rapper living in Wellington. Video