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Eight killed in car explosion in India's Delhi
Police are probing the cause of the blast near the historic Red Fort, which left mangled bodies on a congested street.
Released Israeli hostage Eli Sharabi
On October 7th 2023, Eli Sharabi was kidnapped by Hamas and held for 491 days. He and his wife and two daughters were in their home on a kibbutz in Southern Israel when the attack happened. Audio
Luxon should step in over worsening Cook Islands spat, expert says
![New Zealand Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Foreign Minister Winston Peters [https://www.rnz.co.nz/international/pacific-news/566931/luxon-and-peters-to-miss-cook-islands-60th-constitution-day-celebrations will not attend] the milestone event in Rarotonga, which will celebrate the Cook Islands’ six decades of self-governance in free association with NZ.](https://media.rnztools.nz/rnz/image/upload/s--Md2G6RBV--/ar_16:10,c_fill,f_auto,g_auto,q_auto,w_288/v1752710675/4K44L4G_RNZ_Pacific_web_images_940_x_588_px_16_png?_a=BACCd2AD)
A geopolitical analyst says Prime Minister Christopher Luxon should have stepped in to fix New Zealand's diplomatic spat with Cook Islands, as Foreign Minister Winston Peters is making things worse.
RNZ Pacific news at 9am for 11 November 2025
The latest news and sport from RNZ Pacific. Audio
Former Kiwi Olympian takes home gold after switching sports
Former Olympic champion Emma Twigg has taken home gold at the World Rowing Beach Sprint Finals in Turkey. Twigg spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Major facelift for country's oldest tattoo studio
The country's oldest tattoo studio has had a major facelift, which aims to honour its founder, the late Roger Ingerton. Reporter Bill Hickman went under the tattooist's needle to find out more. Audio
Philippines reeling after being hit by two typhoons in one week
The Philippines is reeling after being battered by two devastating typhoons within a week. Alnie Wagas' mother's entire village got washed away earlier this week, and she is currently living in a tent… Audio
The T20 of rowing a 'hell of the lot of fun' for legend Emma Twigg
Rowing legend Emma Twigg still loves having oars in her hands and is not about to give up as "you're a long time retired".
Sports Chat for 11 November 2025
An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere Audio
Market Update for 11 November 2025
The latest market updates and news from RNZ's business team. Audio
Consumer NZ releases results of its latest "Yeah Nah" awards
Consumer NZ has released the results of its latest "Yeah Nah" awards, which are designed to highlight consumer problems such as confusing messaging or products that don't do the job they are meant to… Audio
Killer, prison escapee Phillip John Smith dabbling in cryptocurrency behind bars
The 51-year-old used forbidden cellphones to educate himself on trading and investing in cryptocurrencies.
Cook Islanders worried about impact of funding cuts
Cook Islanders are worried about the impact of funding cuts, after New Zealand suspending nearly $30 million in aid to the Cook Islands over two years. Tere Carr, owns a tourism business there and… Audio
Weekly interview with opposition leader, Chris Hipkins
Opposition leader, Chris Hipkins spoke to Morning Report. Audio
'It is grunt work': Fire crews return to Tongariro park
Crews will need to walk the fire's perimeter edge and dig up hot spots to confirm there's no fire activity, FENZ says. Audio
RNZ Pacific news at 8am for 11 November 2025
The latest news and sport from RNZ Pacific. Audio
News in Niuean for 11 November 2025
The latest news in Niuean language (Vagahau Niue) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network. Audio
No visible signs of fire as rain falls at Tongariro
A day of rain has put out all visible signs of a fire that burned through 2800 hectares of Tongariro National Park. Jimmy Ellingham is in Waimarino and spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
Morning Report live: Chris Hipkins on Te Pāti Māori's expulsion of MPs
Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Tākuta Ferris have vowed to fight what they says are "unconstitutional" expulsions.
News in Samoan for 11 November 2025
The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa). Audio
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
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy released from prison pending appeal
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy has been released from prison after a Paris court ruled he could be freed pending an appeal for his September conviction for criminal conspiracy, according to…
Why we used to sleep in two segments
Continuous sleep is a modern habit, not an evolutionary constant, which helps explain why many of us still wake at 3am and wonder if something's wrong.
Sports Chat for 11 November 2025
An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio
Market Update for 11 November 2025
The latest market updates and news from RNZ's business team. Audio
No decision yet on transgender athletes' Games eligibility, IOC says
The International Olympic Committee says it is still weighing universal rules for transgender athletes as a growing number of sports bodies move to tighten eligibility criteria.
A devastating fire looms over a struggling community
Ruapehu District's mayor says the huge fire could have the same effect on the local economy as the 1996 eruption.
PM plans bill to restrict social media use for under 16s
The Prime Minister plans to introduce a bill to restrict social media use for under 16s before next year's election. Cecilia Robinson, the co-chair of B416 spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
Port of Auckland’s role in fight against methamphetamine
The Port of Auckland is working with customs and Maritime New Zealand to crack down on methamphetamine from crossing the border. Port of Auckland CEO Roger Gray spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Government accused of worsening relationship with Cook Islands
The government has been accused of making things worse between New Zealand and the Cook Islands, by withholding more money. Teuila Fuatai reports. Audio
New Zealand Trotting Cup: what you need to know
The World Drivers Championship will be decided at the NZ Trotting Cup meeting on Tuesday.
'Well-liked' former publican dies in fall at crowded ED
Leonard Collett, a "sociable" and "straight-talking" father of four, died in a fall the coroner said was preventable.
Questions over transparency of Te Pati Maori expulsion process
Questions are being raised over the transparency of the process which led to the expulsion of two Te Pati Maori MPs. Amokura Panoho is a founding member of Te Pati Maori and spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
State Highway 2 to be raised 1.8 metres in flood project
It is part of a $22 million flood protection project for the cyclone-hit community of Whirinaki.
RNZ Pacific news at 7am for 11 November 2025
The latest news and sport from RNZ Pacific. Audio
National ticketing system on public transport rolls out - after 16 years
When the NZTA signed off on an integrated national ticketing system in 2009, John Key was prime minister, Avatar ruled at the box office and a pound of butter cost around $3.60.
Business News for 11 November 2025
An early morning update from RNZ's business team. Audio
Trump threatens to sue BBC for $1 billion
The broadcaster has apologised, and its boss has resigned, over an edit of a Trump speech, saying it was "misleading".
Te Pati Maori expulsion does little to ease internal conflict
Te Pati Maori's ousting of two MPs has done little to ease the internal conflict - with more questions now mounting about the dispute and the next steps. Acting political editor Craig McCulloch spoke… Audio
News in Tongan for 11 November 2025
The latest news in the Tongan language(Lea Faka-Tonga) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network. Audio
Colourism and bullying: The controversial world of island beauty pageants
Beauty pageants have waned in popularity in the United States and elsewhere, but they remain serious business in the Pacific Islands.
Moves to bring end to longest-ever US government shut down
The US Senate has taken the first steps towards ending the longest-ever government shutdown. Politico's Josh Gerstein 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."
A year on from Hīkoi mō Te Tiriti
A dawn karakia at Te Rerenga Wairua marked the beginning of a nationwide march opposing the Treaty Principles Bill.
Canada loses measles elimination status after three decades
There have now been 18 confirmed cases in New Zealand's outbreak - 17 of them are no longer infectious.
First Up - The Podcast, Tuesday 11 November
On today's First Up pod: rain has helped put out the Tongariro scrub fire, we hear from local hapu about what restoration they would like to see; deputy prime minister David Seymour is here to catch… Audio
Morning Rural News for 11 November 2025
The latest rural news with Gianina Schwanecke Audio
Early Sports Chat for 11 November 2025
An early morning sports news update with Nathan Rarere. Audio
US military strikes 2 boats, killing 6 in Eastern Pacific
The military launched two lethal strikes against two separate vessels "operated by designated terrorist organisations," the US Defence Secretary says.
Eight killed in car explosion in India's Delhi
Police are probing cause of the blast near the historic Red Fort, which left mangled bodies on a congested street.
Former Te Pati Maori co-leader disappointed with MP expulsion
A former co-leader of Te Pati Maori says he's sad and disappointed after the party chose to kick out a third of its caucus. Giles Dexter reports. Audio
World News Wrap for 11 November 2025
Catch up with the latest headlines from around the world with RNZ's Alice Wilkins. Audio
News in Cook Islands Maori for 11 November 2025
The latest news in Cook Islands Maori (Te Reo Maori Kuki Airani) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network. Audio
Study finds learning languages can help the brain fight aging
It might be time to get back on your duolingo streak - a new study has found speaking more than one language helps the aging brain. Professor Stephen May from the School of Maori and Indigenous… Audio
Pacific Waves 11 November 2025
Fiji women's groups accuse PM of gender bias; Miss Cook Islands pageant returns; Pacific sports wrap with Iliesa Tora. Audio
Fiji women's groups accuse PM of gender bias
Women's groups in Fiji hit out at the Prime Minister this week, saying he promotes patriarchy and gender bias. Audio
Miss Cook Islands pageant returns
For the first time since the pandemic the Cook Islands has crowned a new beauty queen, and she's made history as the youngest to ever win the title. Audio
Pacific sports wrap with Iliesa Tora 10 November 2025
There were mixed results for Pasifika teams in rugby union and rugby league at the weekend. Audio
RNZ Pacific news at 6am for 11 November 2025
The latest news and sport from RNZ Pacific. Audio
Deputy PM Seymour on fire station visit, meth use
Deputy Prime Minister David Seymour talks about a potential ban on social media for under 16 and his visit to Auckland Central firestation Audio
Tongariro hapu describe 10-year 'restorative rahui' vision
Tongariro hapu Ngati Hikairo ki Tongariro have imposed a rahui on the area affected by the scrub fire - producer Matthew Hutching spoke with Te Ngaehe Wanikau Audio
UK: BBC chair, head of news resign over Panorama programme
High profile resignations at the BBC - and an apology - Ellie Jay has news out of London Audio
New find of rare native parasitic plant in Wellington sparks hopes of return
They were thought extinct in the region for 100 years, now the race is on to save a rare parasitic plant in the capital.
New Mayors for Selwyn, Ashburton districts
Jonathan Leask joins First Up from the neighbourhoods around mid-Canterbury where there are two new mayors Audio
Japan: Bear attacks on the rise, Godzilla at the airport
Godzilla is moving into Tokyo Airport - Chris Gilbert has the scoop from Japan Audio
Trainer hopes for maiden win at Trotting Cup
After more than 30 years, Cran Dalgety's run at the marquee harness racing event has been marked by a string of near things.
Homely Hacks for Renters
About a third of New Zealanders don't own their own homes but a few cheap tweaks can help turn a rental into a home. In the first of two parts, we meet an op-shopping queen and regular renter whose… Audio
Resurrecting Wellington’s Flowers of the Underworld
Until a chance discovery in 2024, nobody had seen Dactylanthos taylorii, AKA te pua o Te RÄ"inga “the flower of the underworld†in the Wellington region for more than a hundred years. These unique… Audio
An economy based on tourism burns
Ruapehu District's mayor says the huge fire still burning in the region could have the same effect on the local economy as the 1996 eruption. Audio
FBI chief's secret visit to China
The United States federal law enforcement agency boss visited China last week to discuss fentanyl and law enforcement issues, sources say.
National ticketing system on public transport rolls out - after 16 years
When the NZTA signed off on an integrated national ticketing system in 2009, John Key was prime minister, Avatar ruled at the box office and a pound of butter cost around $3.60.
Darfuri diaspora - grief and hope from afar
Today, in Darfur, we are seeing history tragically repeat itself. Families who once escaped the violence share a sense of grief and hope.
Chris Kohler: The journalist helping keep money in people's pockets
He joins Emile Donovan to discuss his new book How They Get You, a guide to hanging on to your hard-earned cash and spotting the tricks designed to make you spend it. Audio
BBC World Service Lookahead with Rob Hugh-Jones
BBC World Service reporter Rob Hugh-Jones drops by to take a look at events making international headlines. Audio
Cyclone Gabrielle inquest: Timing of emergency mobile alert explained
The acting group controller for Civil Defence in Hawke's Bay has explained why he did not issue an emergency evacuation alert to residents earlier in the night.
Sports with Jamie Wall
RNZ's Jamie Wall joins with the latest sports, including the All Blacks' victory over Scotland. Audio
History with Emma Kay
Emma runs Small Histories of New Zealand, where she digs up curious stories, funny articles, and lost treasures from our past and shares them on social media. Tonight's topic is ghosts. Audio
When winning in court still costs you
Even after winning $200,000 in costs, Siouxsie Wiles' court case has left her $400,000 out of pocket. Is this fair? Barrister Steve Keall joins Emile Donovan. Audio
RNZ Pacific News at 8pm for 10 November 2025
The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport. Audio
Nine rangatahi Māori depart for the Brazillian Amazon for COP30
Te Kāhu Pokere will be sharing stories and solutions to the climate crisis with indigenous peoples at COP30. Audio
'Dinner or debt': Pensions cut to cover student loan payments
One Taupō woman says she is still facing a $58,000 student loan from a business degree she took two decades ago. Audio
Threatened species in Tongariro 'so unique, sacred and spectacular'
The impact of the Tongariro National Park blaze on local biodiversity is expected to be significant
The Panel Plus
An extra half hour of The Panel with Wallace Chapman, where to begin, he's joined by Nights host Emile Donovan. Then: of all the industries being flipped upside down by AI - law is a heavy hitter. The… Audio
'It was brutal': Pilot reveals chaos amid Whakaari eruption aftermath
The pilot, who has military experience in the SAS, was the first civilian to land on Whakaari after the eruption.
Tongariro fire: Tourists helicoptered out as ash fell from sky
A tourist evacuated from Tongariro National Park to avoid the fire burning through the region saw ash falling from the sky before he was helicoptered out. Audio
The Panel with Kathryn Graham and Ed McKnight, Part 2
In part two, supermarket competition is cause for much concern in New Zealand, with prices squeezing every cent out of shoppers. But what about a co-operatively run supermarket? Nelson based… Audio
The Panel with Kathryn Graham and Ed McKnight, Part 1
Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Kathryn Grham and Ed McKnight. First up, they discuss the latest turn in the Te Pati Maori saga with Waatea News host and journalist Dale… Audio
BBC director general resigns over Trump documentary edit
United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about BBC director general Tim Davie and CEO of News Deborah Turness resigning over a Donald Trump documentary edit. Audio
Council gets green light to withdraw from part of housing plan
Christchurch and Auckland councils argued the Medium Density Residential Standards were not right for their cities.
Evening business for 10 November 2025
News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio
Students help move last books into Wellington's redeveloped library
A group of Wellington students have turned a page on history today, moving some of the last books into the capital's redeveloped central Library. Te Matapihi was forced to close its doors in 2019 when… Audio
Black Caps v West Indies cancelled due to rain
The Black Caps went into the penultimate T20 against the West Indies in Nelson this afternoon with the upper-hand in the five match series. The first three games were all decided in the final over of… Audio
People receiving pension sacrificing basics to pay off student loans
"Dinner or debt"; that's the choice some people receiving the pension say they're forced to make after taking on student loans later in life. One Taupo woman says she's still got a $58,000 student… Audio
National to mull asset sales policy for next election - Luxon
But the prime minister has ruled out asset sales this term. Audio
Animal rescue group racing against the clock to save five lions in Whangārei
HUHA says it's working with Kamo Wildlife Sanctuary owners and a group of "high net worth individuals" looking to buy the park.
Kapa-Kingi vows to appeal Te Pāti Māori expulsion
'Rogue' MPs Tākuta Ferris and Mariameno Kapa-Kingi have called their immediate expulsion from the party unconstitutional.
US Senate advances bill to end federal shutdown
The shutdown has sidelined federal workers and affected food aid, parks and travel, while air traffic control staffing shortages threaten to derail travel.
Te Pāti Māori MPs expelled as conflict rocks the party
Te Pāti Māori has severed ties with estranged MPs Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Tākuta Ferris, after a torrid period of internal conflict. Its national council voted to expel the pair at a hui on Sunday… Audio
Tongariro fire a 'black scar on the land', vegetation completely gone
Crews fighting the fire at Tongariro National Park are reinforcing containment lines after the blaze burned through more than 2800 hectares. Rain has helped their efforts, along with helicopters and… Audio
In pictures: The devastating impacts of the Tongariro wildfire
The large fire on the Central Plateau broke out on Saturday afternoon, triggering evacuations of trampers and residents, including Whakapapa Village.
Tourist helicoptered out of burning Tongariro National Park
A tourist helicoptered out of the Tongariro National Park to avoid the fire burning through the region has described the dramatic moments he realised there was danger in the air. Matthias Gerold was… Audio
'No visible signs of fire' - rainfall aids efforts to fight Tongariro blaze
FENZ District Commander Nigel Dravitzki says the rain has had a significant impact in helping to suppress the fire. Audio
Te Pāti Māori faces big decision after expelling two MPs
The call to throw out Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Tākuta Ferris leaves the party and its leaders with a new problem.
All Blacks scrape their way to victory against Scotland
A second-half slump wasn't enough to break the All Black's century-long unbeaten streak against Scotland. Despite a strong start, several yellow cards and a Scottish comeback threatened the All Blacks… Audio
RSV immunisation could prevent thousands of babies being hospitalised
A "game-changer" immunisation that could save thousands of babies from a potentially deadly lung infection is sitting in the hands of Pharmac, according to respiratory health experts.
Blanket bans on pets in rentals to be disallowed
Blanket bans on pets in rental properties won't be allowed from next month, but there are concerns that landlords will find a work around. Tenants will still need to get their landlords consent to… 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.
Black Caps, West Indies fourth T20 rained out
The Black Caps lead the series 2-1, with the final match due to be played in Dunedin on Thursday afternoon.
More details emerge on atrocities unfolding in Sudan
Middle East correspondent Jacob Brown spoke to Lisa Owen about more information emerging on the atrocities unfolding in Sudan, as well as the fragile ceasfire largely holding in Gaza, bringing more… Audio
NZTA discovers over 400 fake commercial driver licences
The transport agency said they discovered false or altered documentation that converted overseas licences to New Zealand licences.
Traffic control grounds Santa's sleigh in Piopio
Traffic control and a shortage of volunteers have officially grounded Santa's sleigh in the small town of Piopio in the Waitomo District. At the Christmas eve parade Santa would normally float in via… Audio
Password blunders: Nuclear codes, voicemail hacks and businesses going bust
The Louvre's security password was just 'Louvre', but that's not as worrying as the fact just eight zeros once separated the US from launching a nuclear attack.
RNZ Pacific News at 4pm for 10 November 2025
The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport. Audio
Two arrested after shopping centre break-in
Police found multiple stores within the mall showing signs of forced entry.
The Pre-Panel
Wallace Chapman and Tessa Guest... preview tonight's instalment of The Panel. Audio
Te Pāti Māori purge fails to end the party war
Analysis - As the Iwi Chairs Forum fought fruitlessly to keep Te Pāti Māori together last week, spokesperson Bayden Barber offered a warning: a split tōtara is only good for the fire.
Close windows, stay indoors: Smoke warning for people near Tongariro
Bush-fire smoke is particularly risky for children, older people and those with pre-existing respiratory conditions.
Here Now
This week on Here Now..... Kadambrai Raghukumar covers the current conflict is Sudan. Sh speaks to those in New Zealand who fled the Violence of 2003 who share their grief and hope over what's… Audio
'The Convert' star Tioreore Ngatai-Melbourne tributes Lee Tamahori
Today we acknowledge the death of Lee Tamahori, Ngati Porou, the pioneering Kiwi filmmaker behind 'Once Were Warriors' and 'Mahana'. Jesse speaks to actress Tioreore Ngatai-Melbourne, the star of his… Audio
One person critically injured in fiery crash with milk tanker
The crash involving a ute and a truck closed SH73 between Kirwee and Darfield.
Warm start to the week, but more rain expected after Wednesday
Some parts of the country were expected to crack the 30°C today, but there are rain clouds on the horizon.
Feature: 3D facial technology changes a man's life
Going out in public became dreadfully uncomfortable for 75-year-old Dave Richards after an accident with a drunk driver four years ago in Devon, England. His bike got caught under the car, dragging… Audio
Two Kiwi perfume rebels invite you on a 'Journey of Scent'
In a new video series, Nathan Taare and Whitney Steel craft bespoke fragrances for six well-known guests.
Greyhound racing industry withdraws judicial review of ban
The Greyhound Racing Association has withdrawn its application for judicial review of the government's legislation banning the sport. Audio
RNZ Pacific News at 3pm for 10 November 2025
The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport. Audio
Missed cancer diagnosis: Woman complained about 'horrendous' pains for years
The woman, who has since died, lost 6kg in four weeks but wasn't referred for further tests.
Boat with Rohingya migrants sinks off Malaysia, hundreds missing
The boat had 300 people on board.
Expert: Solving cold cases
Today we are joined by Police cold case specialist Detective Superintendent Darryl Sweeney. Audio
Cold Call: Pest Controller
For a while now we've run a segment called Jesse's Cold Call where Jesse picks up the phone, dials an organisation at random, and hopes to find someone to have a yarn with. He's called all the… Audio
Rugby: Argentina snuff out Welsh hopes of debut win for new coach
Argentina denied Wales a winning start under new coach Steve Tandy with an emphatic 52-28 victory in their test at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff.
Nark told he'd be 'well looked after' in exchange for evidence
"You don't say, 'hey, look, if you give the evidence, you're going to be released at the earliest opportunity'. That's fairytale stuff," says one former detective.
COP30: Pacific nations call for world to act as 1.5C threshold nears
Pacific Island nations are making the familiar plea to keep global warming under 1.5C to stay alive as the United Nations' annual climate talks begin in Belém, Brazil this week. Audio
US senate reaches deal in major sign shutdown is poised to end
The deal includes a reversal of Trump's firings of federal employees and provisions to prevent such actions in the future, a source says.
TV Critic: 'The Twelve' and 'The Diplomat'
Let's talk about what's good to watch on the small screen. Claire Chitham tells Jesse about the new seasons of The Diplomat and The Twelve. Audio
Large-format retail property next to Sylvia Park to be sold
Sylvia Park Lifestyle covers 16,500 square metres and houses major retailers such as Animates and Spotlight.
RNZ Pacific News at 2pm for 10 November 2025
The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport. Audio
Bigs back for Tall Blacks' qualifiers against Boomers
The Tall Blacks are calling on players with height and grit for the first 2027 FIBA World Cup Qualifying window.
Country's biggest property investor group evicted from Facebook
Property Investor Chat Group NZ had 73,000 members when it was suspended last week.
Former ACT Party president pleads not guilty to indecent assault
Tim Jago was charged last month relating to an allegation from 1995.
Midday Report Essentials for Monday 10 November 2025
Te Pati Maori's national council has voted to expel MPs Mariameno Kapa-Kingi and Takuta Ferris, after a period of internal conflict; The Tongariro fire has so far burned through up to 2500 hectares; A… Audio
One family's mission to repopulate our pāua
Next time you're tucking into a pāua fritter, spare a thought for those who are doing everything they can to help replenish our depleted pāua populations. An aquafarming family in the Marlborough… Audio
Watch live: Days of work ahead for firefighters in Tongariro, evacuated residents allowed home
More to come on this breaking story.
Parts of Tongariro National Park reduced to ash, Lodge owner says
The owner of Tongariro Crossing Lodge says the wildifre has been keeping him busy helping to fill planes with water and managing bookings.
Cover your ears: Bagpipers join for largest world record attempt
This Wednesday, pipers will pay homage to AC/DC when they descend on Fed Square in Melbourne to smash the record for the largest ever bagpipe ensemble. They're hoping for around 350 players to show… Audio
The West Bank through a New Zealand man's eyes
While Gaza continues to capture the world's attention, the West Bank has also experienced a dramatic escalation of violence. Aid agencies are reporting that it's suffering near economic collapse… Audio
Pricier properties drive drop in values in Manawatū
Property values in Manawatū District have dropped sharply since the last ratings valuation three years ago.
State Highway 2 to be raised 1.8 metres as flood project gets under way
It is part of a $22 million flood protection project for the cyclone-hit community of Whirinaki.
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