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Firefighters in Wellington have spent much of this morning battling a large blaze at the Shelly Bay site on Wellington's Miramar Peninsula.

The fire, which took hold around 3am this morning, was… Audio

Firefighters have been getting slower at getting to emergencies, so their bosses have moved the goalposts.

Where once Fire and Emergency had a target to get paid crews to 90 percent of structure… Audio

School principals have given the government's new crack down on youth vaping the thumbs up but say more needs to be done to combat what they are calling a crisis.

From August, all vapes sold will… Audio

A man is appearing in the Kaikohe District court today over the killing of Linda Woods in her home last Thursday.

The 52 year old man has been charged with manslaughter, burglary and aggravated… Audio

A huge dam in the Russian-controlled area of southern Ukraine has been destroyed, unleashing a flood of water.

Ukraine's military and Nato have accused Russia of blowing up the dam, while Russia has… Audio

Senior Labour MP Michael Wood remains Minister for Auckland this morning, despite having to stand down from his transport portfolio.

Mr Wood was stood down after failing to properly disclose shares… Audio

A North Island middle school principal is relieved cheap disposable vapes are on their way out.

Cambridge Middle School Principal Daryl Gibbs says the newly announced Government regulations are a… Audio

Prince Harry has accused tabloid newspapers of hacking his voicemails when he was a teenager, saying it made him feel he "couldn't trust anybody".

In a witness statement released in his case against… Audio

Grocers in the North Island say they've never seen retail crime at the level it is now.

The company Foodstuffs surveyed three hundred and twenty of its members in sites such as Four Square, New World… Audio

A public health researcher says an inquiry into Cyclone Gabrielle is essential if we're to properly prepare for the next.

The cyclone killed 11 people and caused billions of dollars of damage when it… Audio

Fiji's Prime Minister has touched down in Aotearoa; Bougainville independence may be on PNG's parliament agenda; A Pasifika art exhibition in Christchurch attracts thousands; Solomon Islands… Audio

Fiji's Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka is in Aotearoa on his first official visit. Audio

The Papua New Guinea parliament is meeting over the next two weeks and there are suggestions that the issue of Bougainville independence could be put before MPs. Audio

A Pasifika art gallery in Christchurch has attracted nearly eight thousand Pacific people to walk through its doors since it opened in July 2022. 
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Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation adds TV station to its service. Audio

Joining Nathan Rarere is Green Party co- leader Marama Davidson. Audio

The Government has announced a crackdown on the sale of vapes to curb the numbers of young people using them From August, vapes will need to have batteries and new shops won't be able to open within… Audio

This week on TradeMe, a guitar signed by one of the world's biggest bands - and a McLaren car that probably only members of U2 could afford. But first, TradeMe's Audrey Malone talks to producer Jeremy… Audio