Life And Society
Mosque attack gunman has first opportunity to speak on Wednesday
Warning: This story deals with the fall out of the Christchurch mosque shooting and may be distressing to some people.
Today the mosque gunman will have his first and only opportunity to address the… Audio
P.U.R.E.
Silver ferns coach Noeline Taurua joins host James Nokise to talk team culture and what it means to be P.U.R.E. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Audio
Covid-19: Government must take responsibility for Auckland outbreak economic fallout - Goldsmith
The National Party says the Government needs to take responsibility for the economic fallout of the latest Covid-19 outbreak on businesses and families.
Yesterday Finance Minister Grant Robertson… Audio
Maddy 'Flash' Gordon sprints into Silver Ferns
The sole Silver Ferns debutant, 20-year-old midcourter Maddy Gordon, has taken just one season to graduate from a bit part player for the Pulse, to winning back to back ANZ Premiership titles as a… Audio
Defence Force sexual violence programme Operation Respect didn't have manager for years
The Defence Force admits it should have employed a dedicated manager for its crucial sexual violence programme a lot earlier.
Operation Respect was launched in 2016 with the aim of tackling sexual… Audio
Chch mosque shootings: Victim wants terrorist to never see the sun again
Warning: This story deals with the fall out of the Christchurch mosque shooting and may be distressing to some people.
The Christchurch mosque gunman will have his first and only opportunity to… Audio
Loading Docs 2020: Table For One
A table-tennis legend sacrifices it all for one last shot. Video
Top Stories for Wednesday 26 August 2020
Today the mosque gunman will have his first and only opportunity to address the High Court in Christchurch. Protests continue in the US state of Wisconsin after a black man was shot several times at… Audio
Race Relations Commissioner inspired by mosque victims
The Race Relations Commissioner says he has been inspired by the victims of the March 15th attacks this week during the sentencing. He hopes the sentencing will lead to more conversations and action… Audio
Restaurants call for Govt Covid help
A petition's been presented to Parliament calling on the Government to directly help out the hospitality industry. It asks the government to adopt a scheme similar to one that's in place in the UK… Audio
Covid-19 puts a leash on Mittens the Wellington cat
Wellington's famous cat, Mittens, is facing some Covid-19 restrictions of his own.
The fluffy ginger feline is known for appearing around the capital and has most recently found fame on the New… Audio
Covid-19: South Auckland embraces mask-wearing
The move to make masks part of our daily routine is being embraced in South Auckland, an area hard hit by the latest covid cluster.
Face coverings are becoming the norm in Manurewa - from bandanas to… Video, Audio
How the Covid has changed fun things we do
Covid-19 has changed the way we do many things, from shaking hands, to blowing out candles on birthday cakes - some things may never be the same again Audio
Call for Wellington cats to be kept indoors overnight
Predator Free NZ's Jessi Morgan talks to the Panel about the call for cats to be kept indoors overnight in Wellington to protect local birdlife. Audio
Venues call for review of mass gathering restrictions
The Entertainment Venues Association of New Zealand is calling for a review of mass gathering restrictions, and more financial support for its members. Audio
Covid-19: Aucklanders on Alert Level changes
Auckland will move down to Covid-19 Alert Level 2 from Monday if there's no significant change in the cluster's growth and trajectory.
That will allow schools, retail and hospitality businesses to… Audio
Covid-19: Auckland business leaders on lockdown extension
The pain continues for Auckland business owners, who had hoped the city would shed its Alert Level 3 status tomorrow.
Instead they face at least four more of days of restrictions and that could be… Audio
Christchurch mosque shooting: Deputy mayor on sentencing
The sentencing of the man behind the Christchurch mosque shootings is continuing.
Christchurch Deputy Mayor Andrew Turner speaks to Susie Ferguson. Audio