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New Zealand's most valuable state house cannot be subdivided
The almost $4 million villa sits on 619 square metres of land in one of Auckland's sought-after heritage areas.
Injured man tells Auckland restaurant staff he had been stabbed
Emergency services were called to the restaurant in Birkenhead on Sunday evening.
PM Luxon on Australian election result
Australians have re-elected Labor Party leader Anthony Albanese as their country's Prime Minister in a landslide win that has left plenty of soul searching for the opposition National - Liberal… Audio
Wastewater testing shows Northland meth use triples in year
Ngāpuhi chairman Mane Tahere made headlines recently by raising the alarm about the methamphetamine crisis sweeping Northland. Reporter Peter de Graaf has more. Audio
Study shows top students likely to go overseas after finishing high school
An Education Ministry study has found record numbers of students with top NCEA results, international qualifications like the baccalaureate, and students from private schools are abroad the year after… Audio
Poverty persists across PNG and Pacific despite economic growth - World Bank
About half of Papua New Guinea's population lives on less than US$3.65 a day, while Fiji and Solomon Islands are also struggling to raise its living standards. Audio
Wellington Electricity on power outage
Many Wellington residents are angry that Wellington Electricity has kept them in the dark, both in terms of power and information. Chief executive Greg Skelton spoke to Alexa Cook. Audio
State of emergency remains for Banks Peninsula
While the state of emergency in Christchurch was lifted yesterday it remains in place for Banks Peninsula. Banks Peninsula MP Vanessa Weenink spoke to Alexa Cook. Audio
Lake Alice survivor taking Crown to court over 'unlawful' redress
A Lake Alice survivor is taking the Crown to court to challenge Cabinet's decision on redress in what will be the first legal case of its kind. Political reporter Anneke Smith has more. Audio
Australian Labor celebrate landslide election victory
The Labor government in Australia has been returned to power with an increased majority after a stunning landslide victory in the Australian Federal election. Morning Report's Corin Dann spoke to… Audio
Albanese leads Labor to resounding election win in Australia
The New Zealand Labour Party's election chair says culture-war rhetoric has been rejected in Australia, where the Australian Labor Party has swept to a landslide victory. Morning Report's Corin Dann… Audio
A trip with Aunty Whaea T could turn your life around
TikTok star and Southlander Terressa Kollat says her popular videos don't quite paint the full picture of what it takes to be on one of her trips.
Netball: More opportunities in Australia 'ideal outcome'
The NZ Netball Players' Association would like to see athletes have more opportunities to play in Australia, as uncertainty around the future of Aotearoa's domestic competition remains.
Sports News for 5 May 2025
Moana Pasifika moved a step closer to sealing their first ever Super Rugby finals appearance with a last gasp win over the Highlanders in Dunedin. Audio
Some Wellington residents still without power after storm
Some Wellington residents have spent three to four days without power in the aftermath of the recent storm. Brooklyn resident Sean Keaney, who has been powerless since Thursday night, spoke to Alexa… Audio
Australian PM Albanese basks in election win
Following a landslide election victory, the Prime Minister promised a "disciplined, orderly" government that would confront cost-of-living pain and tariff turmoil.
Black Ferns Sevens cruise while All Blacks Sevens do it the hard way
Both New Zealand teams make the sevens world champs semifinals in LA - but in greatly contrasting manner.
Govt to spend $2 billion to replace navy helicopters
Defence Minister Judith Collins has announced the navy will replace its fleet of Seasprite helicopters at a cost of $2 billion, along with a $957 million investment in defence force activities over… Audio
'How he invests is completely different' - NZ fund manager takes lessons from a legend
There were plenty of lessons for local investors at Warren Buffett's annual shareholder meeting.
Early Sports Chat for 5 May 2025
An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio
Pope Francis remembered as a 'man of humility' at NZ memorial mass
The late Pope Francis has been remembered in New Zealand as a man who wanted to be with his people, even in his final hours.
How to eat the whole animal, from the brains to the knees
Sticking to prime cuts of meat means missing out on a buffet of delicious flavour and texture say offal fans.
Typical wedding $87,000, wedding planner says
A wedding planner says the average cost of a wedding has increased over recent years, with some couples incorporating weekend-long celebrations or destination-style elements.
First Up - The Podcast, Monday 5 May
On today's First Up pod: some early childhood teachers are warning that an upcoming overhaul of the sector will make centres unsafe and lower teaching standards; we celebrate the anniversary of a… Audio
How one city is bucking the national trend for new homes
Half of the new homes were social housing or affordable rentals.
Chelsea boost Champions League chances with victory over Liverpool
Chelsea moved a step closer to Champions League qualification by beating under-strength champions Liverpool 3-1.
Missile fired by Yemen's Houthis lands near Israel's main airport
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to retaliate.
Ukraine's Zelensky says ceasefire could be put in place at any moment
Zelensky called on Kyiv's allies to apply greater pressure on Moscow to put the measure in place.
Early Business News for 5 May 2025
Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio
Australian election mirrors Canadian result
The election result in Australia at the weekend is almost exactly what happened in Canada last week, where the centre-left-Liberal party experienced a late surge in support following US President… Audio
Brazil police foil bomb plot targeting packed Lady Gaga concert in Rio
Over 2 million people attended the concert.
Aus elections: Peter Dutton loses Brisbane electorate
A big win for the Labor Party in Austalia - Pam Corkery joins First Up from Brisbane Audio
News in Tongan for 5 May 2025
The latest news in the Tongan language(Lea Faka-Tonga) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network. Audio
ECE changes worry current teachers by lowering standards
Some ECE teachers are worried an overhaul of the sector will lower teaching standards - Mahvash Ikram has the story Audio
In Central Otago, historic buildings on the council chopping block
The Central Otago District Council has a plan that could save millions, but many locals say it comes at the cost of history, heritage and community.
Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
Glenn says eat the green part of the leek - he's the Minister of Fruit and Veggies, so it's the law Audio
Romanians vote for new president, French crypto-currency crime
A big week in ahead in Europe, Anita Purcell Sjölund reports in from Sweden Audio
Corporate to charity to comedy - moving between worlds with David Sturart
This week, Scotland to Auckland was a circuitous route to comedy for David Stuart - but he's gets there in the end. Produced by Kadambari Raghukumar Audio
Te Matatini
What motivates literally thousands of people to travel hundreds of miles week in, week out, for no pay, in their own time for months on end, for maybe, only 25 minutes on stage. Tukua was at Te… Audio
Loopy Tunes, Rats, Bats, and Pairs of Pants
Suzy talks to special guests Loopy Tunes, young Poppy plays the game Seven Questions, and Alisa tells a story from Samoa about the Rat and the Bat. Audio
Historic Otago buildings on the council chopping block
The Central Otago District Council has a plan that could save millions, but many locals say it comes at the cost of history, heritage and community. Audio
Music magpie Harry ‘Ratbag’ Russell shares some of his favourite discoveries
Harry Russell - aka Harry Ratbag and Harry the Bastard - grew up in Remuera and was part of Auckland's underground punk scene in the early '80s before heading overseas to absorb the world's freshest…
Few could have predicted such a stunning victory for Australia's Labor Party
Analysis - It was only months ago that Peter Dutton, buoyed by what many thought was a global political shift to the right following Trump's election, was on track to win.
Artificial intelligence a wildcard in electricity demand
An AI expert at a Waikato symposium recently pointed to a carafe of water, and told the audience using generative AI to produce a page of answers would use that much.
Vote set for sugary drinks ban at Palmerston North council venues
A proposal to ban the sale of fizzy and other sugary drinks at some Palmerston North venues could go flat.
NZ's 'clean slate' law isn't working
Does hiding a criminal record after seven years help people get a job? The data says: not really.
Boutique dairy company in Havelock North to close down after 15 years
Havelock North-based boutique dairy company Origin Earth is closing down after 15 years of providing customers with locally sourced sustainable products.
Dunedin locals fear hidden cuts to new hospital services - Labour
Local Labour MP Ingrid Leary says residents are increasingly alarmed by revelations of reduced elderly and mental health care capacity at the city's new hospital. Audio
Savea sets pathway after win in Dunedin
The Moana Pasifika captain says a championship is the goal but taking it week by week is the way, after a 34-29 win over the Highlanders.
Typical wedding $87,000, wedding planner says
The cost of a wedding has shot up in recent years, with some incorporating weekend-long celebrations.
Liam Lawson at the Miami Grand Prix: what you need to know
The Kiwi driver once again finds himself up against it in the fifth race of the 2025 F1 season.
Watch: Five new NZ naval helicopters to cost at least $2b
Defence Minister Judith Collins has announced $2 billion from the Budget has been set aside to replace the Defence Force's ageing maritime helicopters.
Court Theatre's new $61 million playhouse opens in central Christchurch
The long-awaited new home for Christchurch's Court Theatre has officially opened its doors in the central city, 14 years after the devastating quakes that drove it out of the Arts Centre. Audio
Surf Life Saving credits lower rescue numbers to prevention focus
Surf lifeguards rescued 577 people this summer, a big decrease on previous years which Surf Lifesaving NZ attributes to a focus on prevention.
Portia Woodman-Wickliffe looks forward 'to settling down and having some babies'
After retiring from international rugby last July, the 33-year-old Black Fern many regard as the world's best player is putting her jersey back on for one last ride.
Moana Pasifika stun Highlanders, move into play-off contention
The result leaves Jamie Joseph's team just ahead of the last-placed Fijian Drua, and catapults Moana up into sixth ahead of cross-town rivals the Blues.
'He will always be a part of NZ' - community mourns murdered US student
More than 60 people gathered at a memorial and fund-raising event today for American PhD student Kyle Whorrall, who was fatally attacked at an Auckland bus stop last month.
Black Ferns Sevens cruise while All Blacks Sevens do it the hard way
Both New Zealand teams make the sevens world champs semifinals in LA - but in greatly contrasting manner.
Worlds of Music 4 May, 2025
Music from the world, for the world, with Le Trio Joubran, Melanie De Biasio, Lido Pimenta, and NZ's own Greg Johnson Set.
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State of emergency lifted in Christchurch
The state of emergency put in place in response to flooding has been lifted in Christchurch, but it remains in place for Banks Peninsula.
Australian PM Albanese basks in election win
Following a landslide election victory, the Prime Minister promised a "disciplined, orderly" government that would confront cost-of-living pain and tariff turmoil.
Two youths arrested after armed liquor store robbery in Levin
Two young people have been arrested and charged following an armed robbery at a Levin liquor store involving a stolen vehicle.
Conditions on farms and orchards around the motu
Wet weather caused flooding and disrupted the kiwifruit harvest, but for many drought-afflicted farmers, it has been welcomed.
Fiji sevens teams miss Cup semis in Los Angeles
Fiji's two national sevens rugby teams are out of the running for the main titles at the Sevens World Championship in Los Angeles.
Retail theft: Legal expert warns against public shaming tactics
Retailers are posting images of suspected thieves in growing numbers, but a top Auckland barrister says the law may not be on their side. Audio
Short on space for a herb or veggie garden? Think vertically
If you're living in an apartment, a home with limited outdoor space, or renting - a traditional veggie patch might not be an option. Here's what experts say about using vertical space.
Wallaroos beat Fijiana in their first test on Fijian soil
Despite the home side getting off to a good start, the Wallaroos outclassed Fijiana, winning 43-7 at the National Stadium in Suva.
Wellington residents without power 'left in limbo' as power outage goes on
Frustration is mounting among residents in Wellington who have been without power since early Thursday.
Key takeaways from another nail-biting Warriors win over Cowboys
The 'home' team almost blew an 18-point lead down the stretch at Suncorp Stadium.
A war of letters at NZME
With an attempted billionaire boardroom coup at NZME unfolding mostly behind closed doors, journalists warn the public deserves answers.
Has theatre for young people reached crisis point in Aotearoa?
Dr Kerryn Palmer is a senior lecturer at Te Herenga Waka Victoria University. A seasoned theatre practitioner and teacher, with a PhD in devising theatre for and with young audiences, she is a fierce… Audio
'Nothing clever or funny': Trump's AI pope post sparks outrage
Trump, who is not a Catholic and does not attend church regularly, shared the image less than a week after attending the previous pope's funeral.
Clowning Doctors: Bringing theatre to the world of medicine
The phrase 'clown doctor' may lead to memories of Robin Williams' character in the 1998 film Patch Adams. It was a character who was based on a real person. Kiwi theatre maker Phoebe Mason is a real… Audio
Glass, melted plastic: School lunch programme food safety complaints soar
MPI is probing 17 complaints from term one - matching the number investigated over the previous seven years combined.
Education Minister launches new Parent Portal
"This is the first time parents will have access to such a comprehensive and practical resource," Education Minister Erica Stanford said.
Kiwi artist exhibits at Setouchi Triennale for Naoshima Island residency
Whakatane-based artist Sarah Hudson is this year's Naoshima Artist in Residence. Sarah has now opened her work - Reconciliation at the Setouchi Triennale on Megijima island in Japan, in which she… Audio
Anthony Albanese: Australia's dog-loving, Tory fighting PM
The Labor leader is a craft beer aficionado who loves "fighting Tories", clawing his way to the nation's highest office from blue-collar beginnings.
Dame Stella Rimington: 'A good spy is able to talk to anybody'
National security has become incredibly complicated in the digital age, says the MI5 boss-turned-novelist, but the secret agent's most powerful skill hasn't changed a bit.
Dad (and Daughter) Jokes: Irish comedians Pat and Faye Shortt
Pat Shortt first made it in comedy in Ireland young, back in the late 1980s before there was even a comedy scene, He was one half of a beloved comedy duo D'Unbelievables. But it was a celebrated TV… Audio
Rare All Blacks jersey to be auctioned
The RSA president called it a "true collector's item" as the jerseys were only made for the test played against France on.
Four arrested after late-night gunfire in Gisborne
Police have arrested four males following gunfire in Gisborne that left two people injured.
Jackie Clarke taps into her prima diva
Known for her gregarious nature, powerful vocals and wicked sense of humour - Jackie Clarke is one of the country's favourite entertainers. With four decades of experience under her belt, Jackie was… Audio
Book awards and fast favourites with David Eggleton
Welcome to May and a bumper crop of cultural events - which makes this week's Culture 101 Fast Favourite guest an easy pick, given he embraces all fields, often at once. Otepoti Dunedin's David… Audio
Can you post photos of suspected thieves?
Is it legal to post photos or footage of another person, especially when claiming they may be scoping your property? Audio
Why are restaurants so noisy?
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Loud music, whooshing coffee machines, clanging cutlery and raised voices fill the air in many restaurants. Professor Carl Hopkins discusses why noise can be so uncomfortable. Audio
Life is gourd for pumpkin seed growers at Summer Hill Seeds
Whanganui farming couple Clare and Grant Adkins are growing plant proteins alongside their animal proteins.
Australia election as it happened: Former PM slates Dutton's 'very Trumpian campaign'
Malcolm Turnbull is adamant that Donald Trump's influence has played a significant part in Labor's re-election.
'It'll free up resources in the health system'
A new treatment option for people with multiple sclerosis could alleviate resource strains on New Zealand's health system.
Zelensky discussed air defence, sanctions with Trump in Vatican meeting
Zelensky also said he and the US president agreed that a 30-day ceasefire between Kyiv and Moscow was the correct first step towards ending the war in Ukraine.
Report from the Vatican: Conclave set to begin
The papal conclave forms to start the selection process for a new pope on Wednesday and Cardinals from around the globe have been gathering at the Vatican. Audio
Talks about New Caledonia's political future continue
Talks about New Caledonia's political future are progressing slowly between Manuel Valls and all sides of the political spectrum.
Liam Lawson stripped of first points of F1 season
New Zealand Formula 1 driver Liam Lawson has been stripped of the two championship points he thought he'd secured in the sprint race at the Miami Grand Prix.
Barrie Cassidy on the results of Australia's Federal Election
Australia's incumbent PM Anthony Albanese re-won his seat in the 2025 Federal Election last night, ending a heated election which saw opposition leader Peter Dutton run a very "Trumpian" campaign. Audio
Romanian election tests Trump-style nationalism
With a hard-right eurosceptic leading polls, Romania's election could test how far Trump-style politics can go inside the European Union.
A 'win for the ages': How the world's media saw Labor win
Anthony Albanese has outperformed former Labour luminaries, Kevin Rudd and Bob Hawke, one report says.
Five people rescued almost two days after plane crashes into alligator-infested swamp
None of the group were seriously injured, and they survived on chocolate and cassava flour during the ordeal.
Polyfest's stressful wait for its 50th birthday books to break even
The cultural extravaganza festival that is Polyfest was a record-breaker this year - but its finances are in peril.
How the CIA's book smuggling helped lift the Iron Curtain
During the Cold War the CIA managed to smuggle ten million books across the Iron Curtain. The banned titles included Hannah Arendt, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, George Orwell, and Agatha Christie. Audio
Puanga to take starring role at this year's Matariki celebrations
The theme of this year's Matariki holiday highlights the star Puanga or Rigel, which is observed in the astronomical traditions of many iwi.
Could Trump have aided Australian PM's election victory?
The US President's stinging trade tariffs may have helped a left-leaning prime minister snatch a resounding win, analysts say.
Israeli military issues thousands of call-up notices
The reservists will be deployed to Israel's border with Lebanon and in the occupied West Bank, replacing regular soldiers who will lead a new offensive in Gaza.
Best Song Eva: Portia Woodman-Wickliffe
Black Ferns legend Portia Woodman-Wickliffe joins Jim to talk about what lured her out of retirement, and she also chooses her Best Song Eva. Audio
Highlanders v Moana Pasifika: what you need to know
Coming off a comprehensive 35-15 win against Fiji Drua, ninth-placed Moana Pasifika aim keep their playoff hopes alive. Video
Bournemouth stun Arsenal, Vardy and Ayew end Leicester's home scoring drought
Bournemouth won away at Arsenal for the first time in the Premier League on Sunday, and completed a memorable double to boost their chances of playing in Europe next season, thanks to a second-half…
Mediawatch: Bad stats boost bootcamp bid
A call to consider universal military service was enthusiastically endorsed in the media this week. But those backing it seized on stats that also tell a different story.
Bootcamps & bad data, elections confound media, NZME battle
Media assumptions about election outcomes were upended in Canberra and Canada this week - and guessing the result of upcoming ones in Wellington and the Vatican suddenly seem risky. Is picking… Audio
Billionaire investor Warren Buffett to retire
Buffett's success, coupled with his ability to explain his thinking in clear soundbites, has made him highly influential in the business and financial communities, earning him the nickname "The Oracle…
NZ and Japan researchers join forces on health innovation
From no waiting lists to rural scholarships and traditional medicine in emergencies, Japan's health model offers insights to visiting Waikato University researchers.
Calling Home: Jude Fleming from Warren, NSW
Award-winning contemporary landscape artist Jude Fleming lives a six-hour drive from Sydney in Warren, population 1365. Audio
The Sunday Morning Quiz
Quiz master Jack Waley-Cohen is back with his Sunday Morning quiz. Audio
Singapore ruling party wins election in landslide
Wong's long-ruling People's Action Party crossed the threshold of 49 seats to form a majority government in the wealthy city-state's 97-seat unicameral legislature.
What the UK local elections mean
How important were the UK local elections? Not very, you might suppose at first glance, but global media have covered them assiduously. Audio
Thousands of chooks saved from Canterbury floods
Much of Canterbury has been inundated with flood water after days of heavy rainfall.
Construction on Wellington's Golden Mile to begin
The project will see cars banned from 7am to 7pm on Courtenay Place, along with widened footpaths and a cycle lane.
Remembrance for Kyle Whorrall to be held
Kyle Whorrall was attacked at a bus stop on St Johns Road in the suburb of Meadowbank over Easter Weekend.
Platform above Fiordland's Marian Creek track being rebuilt
It comes after 10yo Australian girl Tegan Chen died after slipping on rocks into Marian Creek in January 2024.
Aussie election: Anthony Albanese triumphs in results
Opposition leader Peter Dutton says he has conceded the election and called Labor to congratulate them. Video
Akaroa businesses flooded with sewage after wastewater system overflows
Despite pumping wastewater out onto the street and cleaning toilet paper and human faeces off his lawn for most of the day, one businessman remained cheerful.
South African fast bowler admits failing drug test
South Africa fast bowler Kagiso Rabada, who returned home from the Indian Premier League last month, admitted failing a drug test and apologised for his actions.
Lisa Carrington invests in women's basketball
Olympic champion Dame Lisa Carrington is investing in an Auckland basketball team.
'Dreadful, deluded and doomed': Dutton's night of the living dead
Analysis: Australia has fired Peter Dutton into the sun, taking much of the Liberal Party and its future with him.
Where heart meets art: Finding the right resting place for a loved one
When Wellington woman Bridgit Sissons' mother died, her daughter wanted her to create something that resembled her stylish, sassy and rebellious spirit.
The Sampler - Riki Pirihi & Abigail Aroha Jensen climb the stairs to heaven with LP Tūpiki
Maggie Tweedie reviews Riki Pirihi and Abigail Aroha Jensen release Tūpiki a spiritual and experimental album inspired by the journey Maui took to climb the 12 stairs of heaven, Te Ara Poutama. Audio
Hymns on Sunday, 4 May 2025
Two hymns inspired by Psalm 23 ‘The Lord’s My Shepherd’ in this week’s programme. Both from the 1800s, one is by a British professor of music, John Goss, the other is by Joseph Gilmore, an American… Audio
Auckland FC finish regular season with defeat to end unbeaten streak
Auckland FC's remarkable 14-match unbeaten run came to an end in their final A-League regular season fixture, falling 4-2 to a hungry Western United side in Melbourne.
Stunning Sullivan seals big Canes win over Chiefs
The replacement winger scored four tries in a crucial win in the capital.
Fire at Hutt Hospital extinguished
Nine fire trucks or support vehicles were called to the scene.
Magic Round miracle: Warriors survive big Cowboys comeback in Brisbane
The home team led by as many as 18 points before North Queensland stormed home late.
How a small community helped save thousands of chooks from Canterbury floods
Much of Canterbury has been inundated with flood water after days of heavy rainfall.
Watch: Budgie smugglers, sausages and ballot papers - Aussies hit the polls
In classic Australian fashion, voters lined up in swimwear and paid $6 for democracy sausages as the country decides who will lead.
Pope Trump? US president shares AI image as pontiff
The US President quipped he'd like to succeed Pope Francis, posting an image of himself in white robes and miter hat, raising eyebrows online mere days before the conclave.
Man charged after smashing car mirrors in Wellington
Police say a 37-year-old man was charged after allegedly walking down Cuba Street smashing car mirrors and later assaulting officers.
Three albatrosses rescued amidst Wellington's wild weather
Dodging 140kmh winds and a "munching" bird, a young Wellington vet nurse rescued three rare albatrosses now recovering at the zoo.
Kiwi Steven Adams plays crucial role in Houston NBA upset over Golden State
Golden State tried to victimised the veteran centre, but he made them pay for their strategy.
Volunteers warn more is needed to halt invasive seaweed species
A hapū tackling the invasive seaweed caulerpa warns it will spread to the rest of the country, devastating coastal environments and economies, unless more is invested in stopping it short where it is…
Warriors teens retain prestigious Harold Matthews Cup crown
The Auckland club have doubled the glory, after they snatched the NSW U17 trophy last year at their first attempt.
Watch: Budgie smugglers, sausages and ballot papers - Aussies hit the polls
In classic Australian fashion, voters lined up in swimwear and paid $6 for democracy sausages as the country decides who will lead. Audio
'Very concerned residents' - Alarm as asbestos puts stop to school beach trips
Asbestos-laden fibre cement board have been littering the sand around Tāmaki Estuary on various beaches.
Do you often struggle to see what's right in front of you?
It could be inattentional blindness.
Super Rugby Pacific: Drua take last minute victory from the Reds
The Fijian Drua have turned it on in front of 10,000 fans in Suva to pip the Queensland Reds 36-33 in a Super Rugby Pacific round 12 clash.
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