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'Guess who's coming to you': Killer makes 600 calls before fatal stabbing frenzy
Nathan Boulter hid behind a tree, watching his ex-girlfriend come home from the supermarket with her children. Then he struck.
The Pre-Panel for 13 November 2025
Wallace Chapman and producer José Barbosa preview tonight's instalment of The Panel. Audio
Could another aurora light up NZ skies tonight?
Keen stargazers could be in for another glimpse on an aurora that lit up skies at the southern end of the country on Wednesday night. Audio
Long-time host Jenny-May Clarkson leaving TVNZ's Breakfast
After nearly 20 years on working with TVNZ, the co-host will be leaving her role later this month.
First Up the Podcast - Thursday 13th November 2025
First Up the Podcast for Thursday 13th November 2025, First Up - Voice of the Nathan. Audio
The week in politics from the Labour Party's perspective
Willow-Jean Prime discusses the week in politics from the Labour Party's perspective Audio
Ocean going Hawaiian waka visit Northland
Northland reporter Peter de Graaf has new of the visit to the region of two ocean going Hawaiian waka Audio
Grid emergency notice sparked by solar storm
Transpower has take some southern transmission lines out of service ahead of a severe geomagnetic storm.
Remote town fights to keep chlorine out of its water
Haast locals say they used to enjoy some of the purest water in the country, until the arrival of a new water regulator.
Am I too late for a prime camping spot this summer?
Hope is not lost, but you may have limited choices in the hunt for a dream camping spot .
Chris Hipkins
Chris Hipkins on how he would bring real competition back to New Zealand and take on the monopolies. From capitalism “with a human face” to the politics of coalition, he opens up about how he'd lead a… Audio
Scathing report into upper echelons of NZ Police
RNZ political reporter Lillian Hanly joins Emile Donovan. Audio
Police Minister slams 'inexcusable conduct'
Richard Chambers says today's IPCA review into the McSkimming complaints found inexcusable conduct by former senior police leaders.
Police 'failed' woman who accused McSkimming of sexual offending, lawyer says
The allegations arose from an affair between McSkimming and the woman who at the time was a junior non-sworn police employee.
In pictures: What they wore at Christchurch Cup Day
Check out some of the looks from a sunny Addington Racecourse in Christchurch.
How to jazz up your rental home on a shoestring budget
Velvet curtains, lace, mirrors even a disco ball - thrifter Anna Easton knows how to make a rental feel more warm and welcoming.
Sale of public assets could become issue for coalition
Christopher Luxon isn't ruling out sales of government assets - an issue one of his coalition partners is vehemently against. Winston Peters spoke to Corin Dann Audio
Temuera Morrison digs deep in his latest TV project
"What it really brought it home to me was - man, these people just like us at home."
Sports with Jamie Wall
RNZ's Jamie Wall joins with the latest sports, including the All Blacks' victory over Scotland. Audio
Wellington teens do the heavy lifting to help fill the new library's shelves
Dozens of Rongotai College students formed a human train this morning to help move some of the last books into the capital's redeveloped central library.