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Future of NZ Ag Show in doubt
The future of the New Zealand Agricultural Show is in doubt after the Canterbury A&P Association pulled the pin on this year's event. Timothy Brown reports. Audio
Corrections knew of solitary confinement law breach
A scathing report by the prison inspectorate has found inmates in three units at Auckland jail at Paremoremo were not allowed out of their cells for the minimum requirement of an hour a day… Audio
Tauranga 'not coping' with housing crisis
Tauranga is "not coping" with the housing crisis, cited by its commission chair as the city's biggest issue. Louise Ternouth reports. Audio
Sports with Jamie Wall
RNZ sports journalist Jamie Wall joins Emile Donovan to discuss how sports betting is affecting women's sports, a pivotal moment for the ailing Crusaders, and a gambling scandal involving star… Audio
Saturday Morning listener feedback
Susie Fergusons listener feedback for Saturday Morning 13th April 2024 Audio
The Panel with Julia Hartley-Moore and Johny O'Donnell (Part 2)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace and panellists Julia Hartley-Moore and Johny O'Donnell discuss the death of O.J. Simpson and what it's like to change career paths. THUMBNAIL: [picture… Audio
The Panel with Julia Hartley-Moore and Johny O'Donnell (Part 1)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace and panellists Julia Hartley-Moore and Johny O'Donnell discuss alcohol consumption stretching emergency departments thing and what free-to-air TV could look like from… Audio
The Pre-Panel for 12 April 2024
Today on the Pre-Panel, Wallace Chapman previews tonight's show and producer Sam Hollis joins to put a few kitchen myths to bed. Audio
Top Stories for Friday 12 April 2024
It's Ramere Friday the 12th of April Today on RNZ National... The rain keeps falling - it's heavy now in the top of the South Island and further north. Corrections officers barricaded themselves… Audio
Kiwi axe thrower hurtling towards World Champs
Britt Austin is one of a team of Kiwis jetting off to compete at the World Axe Throwing Championship in Tulsa, Oklahoma next week, competing for a chance at a $50,000 prize pool - and axe throwing… Audio
The Panel with Zoe George and Stephen Jacobi (Part 2)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace and panellists Zoe George and Stephen Jacobi discuss a proposal to remove the need for consent for dwellings smaller than 60 square-metres and Olympic champions being… Audio
The Panel with Zoe George and Stephen Jacobi (Part 1)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace and panellists Zoe George and Stephen Jacobi discuss the relentless surge of job cuts, with the Ministry for Culture and Heritage also set to lose 18 percent of its… Audio
The Pre-Panel for 11 April 2024
Today on the Pre-Panel, Wallace Chapman previews tonight's show and producer Sam Hollis joins to chat about a Japanese study that put an anger-venting technique to the test. Audio
Top Stories for Thursday 11 April 2024
It's Rapare - Thursday, April the 11th Today on RNZ National... Newshub journalist Paddy Gower is with us after 7 to talk about yesterday's confirmation by Warner Brothers' Discovery that the… Audio
MetService update on heavy rain on the West Coast
The West Coast of the South Island is bracing for another day of heavy rain tomorrow, after a downpour today left bodies of water like the Waiho River swollen to the banks. Audio
The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Martin Cocker (Part 2)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace and panellists Jo McCarroll and Martin Cocker discuss Kate Sylvester closing its doors and a community hub generating $2.6 million in social value. Also, it turns out… Audio
The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Martin Cocker (Part 1)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace and panellists Jo McCarroll and Martin Cocker discuss the closure of Newshub and the job losses that will come with it and a report into personal cyber security. Audio
Heading Off: DOC non-great walks opened up for booking
Bookings have been opening for the next season of DoC walks - great and otherwise. To talk about some of these lesser-know gems is Department of Conservation heritage and visitors director Cat Wilson… Audio
Sea lions under threat in new commercial fishing net changes
The Fisheries Minister has scrapped official limits on the number of sea lion deaths through commercial fishing nets. So what will this reduced protection mean for the species? Dr Simon Childerhouse… Audio
Is canola the fuel to keep the country running in an emergency?
As an island nation with a complete dependence on fuel imports, what would happen to us if a global disaster cut off our fuel supply? Professor Nick Wilson of the University of Otago, Wellington has… Audio
