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Armed man remains critical, shot by police in Grey Lynn
A man remains in a critical condition tonight, after being shot by police in the Auckland suburb of Grey Lynn.
Police say the man was armed.. and shooting at his own, empty, home.
Felix Walton… Video, Audio
Invercargill St Vincent De Paul theft leaves families without food
'You didn't steal from us you stole from hungry families' - that from a Southland Charity fleeced of donations destined for struggling whānau.
A large chest freezer and all the meat in it was swiped… Video, Audio
Renters stuck in cold, damp homes as compliance with law lacking - advocates
The winter chill is still with us, and property inspectors are urging landlords to ensure their rentals are warm and dry.
Compliance with healthy homes standards is still lagging, more than two years… Audio
Evening business for 19 July 2022
News from the business sector, including a market report. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6309706854112 Video, Audio
Master Builders face court action over guarantees after builder goes bust
A group of would-be home owners left out pocked after their builder went bust are planning legal action against the Master Builders Association over guarantees they thought they'd signed and paid for.
…Visitors return to Ruapehu, but where is the snow?
It's a lack of snow that's meant a slightly rocky start for the North Island's ski season, and the businesses it supports.
Mount Ruapehu's two main ski fields are still lying largely barren -… Video, Audio
Latest from Lake Ōhau after bridge washed out in wild weather
The bridge into Lake Ōhau near Mt Cook has been washed out, meaning there's no way in or out of the village.
Lake Ōhau Lodge owner Mike Neilson joins Lisa Owen with the latest details.
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Dr Bloomfield's advice for NZers planning events through winter
As New Zealand grapples with a new surge of Omicron, the Director General of Health has offered some gentle advice to anyone planning events over the next six weeks.
He suggests postponing - if… Video, Audio
Floods, evacuations, some cut off as torrential rain hits south
Torrential rain in Otago and Canterbury has forced home-owners and holiday-makers to evacuate, with floodwaters rushing through several small towns.
The raging Ashburton and Rakaia Rivers have burst… Video, Audio
News in Solomon Island Pidgin for 19 July 2022
The latest news in Solomon Islands Pidgin (Tok Pisin). Audio
News in Niuean for 19 July 2022
The latest news in Niuean language (Vagahau Niue) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network. Audio
News in Cook Islands Maori for 20 July 2022
The latest news in Cook Islands Maori (Te Reo Maori Kuki Airani) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network. Audio
All Blacks and Ian Foster - what needs to change?
It's the story almost everyone's got an opinion on. What's gone wrong with the All Blacks and what's going to happen with head coach Ian Foster?
The All Blacks cancelled Foster's press conference… Video, Audio
Most uni students struggling to buy food, necessities - survey
The Greens are demanding student allowances be hiked and made universal after a survey found two thirds of respondents are struggling to buy food and other necessities.
The report - pulled together… Audio
Cost of delays a big factor in construction inflation - Master Builders' David Kelly
House construction costs are through the roof. Today's inflation figures revealed it the price of a new build is up 18 percent on the same time last year.
That's on top of every day essentials like… Video, Audio
Evening business for 18 July 2022
News from the business sector, including a market report. [embed] https://players.brightcove.net/6093072280001/default_default/index.html?videoId=6309664831112 Video, Audio
Paraparaumu golf club celebrates caddy Sam Pinfold
It pays to keep the boss relaxed and on their game, just ask NZ golf caddy Sam Pinfold, who's hit the jackpot at the British Open in Scotland.
Wellington-born Pinfold caddied for Australian Cameron… Video, Audio
Covid testing stations see high demand for free RATs, masks
Testing stations are seeing more and more demand for RATs and masks, now that they're free for everyone - regardless of whether they have symptoms.
There's also been increased demand for PCR tests as… Video, Audio
Health system at catastrophe, not crisis - Wairarapa Hospital staff
Health staff at Wairarapa Hospital says pressure on the system can't be called a crisis anymore, it's a catastrophe.
The emergency department and the general ward has been down to just two staff on… Audio
Inflation rise hitting renters especially hard - Salvation Army
Ian Hutson is the director of the Salvation Army's Social Policy and Parliamentary Unit. He talks to Lisa Owen about the record-high level of inflation.
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