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A lawyer who worked for Worksafe is scathing about the agency's investigations into deaths and injury saying he now urges victims not to rely on them.

Kevin Patterson says says the regulator's board… Audio

We have given away five pairs of tickets to the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra's first live concert after the lockdown on Thursday. Here are the winners, who they are thankful for, and why:

News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio

The National Party says growing demand for public housing shows that the government has failed to deliver on its promises.

There are now almost 18,000 eligible households waiting for a state or… Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

A brief update from the business sector. Audio

The International Labour Organisation estimates that more than 100,000 workers in Fiji have been affected by the Covid-19 pandemic. Audio

About 200 human rights workers in the Pacific have called for more research into how climate change is affecting people's human rights.  Audio

New Zealand robotics firm X-craft is trialling an autonomous seacraft to police the Pacific's fisheries. Audio

Community organisations are scrambling to make sure the right support is available to the tenants living in the nine public housing towers in Melbourne placed into a hard lockdown. The three thousand… Audio

An erotic Polish film that trended at #3 on Netflix over the weekend is being accused of glamourising rape, stockholm syndrome and kidnapping. '365 Days' tells the story of Laura, who is abducted by… Audio

Posters featuring Jacinda Ardern by two well known Kiwi artists have been ruled party advertisements by the Electoral Commission. The posters have been under investigation for nearly three weeks… Audio

Auckland water blasting businesses say they are being unfairly targeted by the region's water restrictions. Under the current restrictions, commercial users cannot use an outdoor hose pipe to… Audio

Buying the autograph of a rock star can be a minefield. Questions over authenticity are always a concern - and this week's TradeMe listings include a guitar autographed by Slash from Guns'n'Roses… Audio

Rowan Quinn talks to UK correspondent Henry Riley who's in London about the government bailout for the arts sector, whether Prince Andrew is worried and how his pub experience was on Sardine Saturday.

Our economy's taking a hit, our wallets are thinner - and this pandemic has also changed our direction of travel when it comes to spending.  Audio

A science superhero with pink hair wages war on COVID-19 to convince an entire nation to lock down. Video

We check out Roger Manins and GRG67's followup to their award-winning 2018 album, we get groovy with Lee Morgan and Art Farmer, and we look back to Billie Holiday's heyday. Audio

Influencer culture is dangerous and needs to be burnt to the ground, says journalist David Farrier. He talks to Jesse Mulligan about the fallout from social media celebrities Art and Matilda Green… Audio

A brief update of movements in the financial sector. Audio

News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio