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The first cruise ship to arrive in the capital since the pandemic has docked with covid on board.

The Ovation of the Seas came from Tahiti, docked in Napier on Monday, Wellington this morning, and… Video, Audio

There's more disruption for the beleaguered Auckland public transport network after Auckland Transport posted last minute warnings of train delays today.

Scheduled services on the Western, Southern… Audio

Residents living in Hamilton motels used as emergency housing are increasingly concerned about their unsafe living conditions.

Hamilton mayor Paula Southgate met with the police area commander today… Audio

The government's coming under more pressure over its health record, after the system comes under yet more strain.

The family of four-year-old Sebby Chua wants to know if more could have been done to… Audio

Today on the second half of The Panel, Wallace and panellists Dave Cormack and Ali Jones discuss hospital wait times and New Zealand being one of the worst countries for children using active… Audio

Today on the Panel, Wallace and panellists Dave Cormack and Ali Jones speak to Dame Jenny Shipley about women MPs now making up half of all seats in the House. Plus, they discuss the UK's latest Prime… Audio

Wallace and panellists Dave Cormack and Ali Jones speak to those behind the first NZ junior girls rugby festival. Plus our panellists tell us what has been on their mind this week. Audio

World-renowned evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins began championing science long before science needed a champion. He's coming to New Zealand and speaks to Jesse about his upcoming tour. Audio

In today's Crimes NZ episode, we look back to the murder of a young woman who was also deaf and non-verbal. 20 year Emma Agnew disappeared in November 2007 and her body was discovered 12 days later. Audio

Today on Tech Tuesday Dan Watson, owner and managing director of Vertech IT services, talks to Jesse about the Pinnacle Health hacking and has some handy tips for plugging in USB cables and reopening… Audio

New research has found that increased cruise ship activity in Akaroa Harbour is impacting the behaviour of Hector's dolphins. Will Carome's just published his findings on the issue and talks to Jesse… Audio

Charles Mackay was mayor of Whanganui from 1906 to 1920. His tenure and name were all but erased from history when it emerged he was gay and shot a returned soldier who was attempting to blackmail him… Audio

An education symposium hosted by iwi in Whakatū Nelson last week aimed to inspire leaders to look at education through a Māori lens. Dr Mel Riwai-Couch speaks to Jesse about the changes they would… Audio

They say victory tastes sweet and that's especially true for a young chocolate maker from rural Wairarapa.

Johnty Tatham and his company Lucid Chocolatier have been named the supreme winner of this… Audio

Rishi Sunak will be the UK's next Prime Minister, and the first one of Hindu descent.

The former treasurer took out the Conservative Party leadership after his would-be rival, Penny Mordaunt, dropped… Audio

A new campaign's being launched to encourage families to anonymously dob in young people who they think are involved in crime. 

It comes after an uptick in some youth crimes this year.

Business… Audio

Patients in need of urgent care are waiting longer than they have in years to be seen in hospital emergency departments.

The latest figures, to June this year, show the falling numbers of people… Audio

Andrew says the pressure points for private media companies continue: Stuff is re-arranging its smallest newsrooms to create a regional breaking-news team, which may end up meaning job cuts. And the… Audio

Moriori are the original people of Rēkohu (aka Chatham Island or Wharekauri) & they have a tragic and inspiring story. Unfortunately, that story's often been twisted into, well, utter rubbish. Video, Audio

The age of free trade agreements is over - could this be a blessing in disguise for NZ producers? And could Auckland Mayor, Wayne Brown inadvertently stiffen the government's spine on 3 waters. Audio

Gareth, Brigitte and Kathryn talk about how the Hamilton byelection is an unwelcome litmus test for Labour, the Government's decision to dump its Covid powers and a possible Royal Commission into the… Audio

Sonja de Friez reviews Nina Simone's Gum by Warren Ellis. Audio