Latest on demand radio

Business news for 12 December 2024 Audio

A key logistics company says progress on getting new Interislander ferries is frustratingly slow. Mainfreight managing director Don Braid spoke to Corin Dann. Audio

The latest RNZ Pacific news in the French language (La Langue Française). Audio

The public now has to wait until next year to find out how much the coalition is prepared to spend on replacing the critical but aging Cook Strait ferries. Political reporter Russell Palmer reports. Audio

An update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio

On today's First Up pod: we hear about a new trapping project that's aiming to get rid of pests on Coromandel Peninsula, in a humane way; step aside Santa - a Northland town's Christmas parade has a… Audio

News from the rural farming sector. Audio

Latest news from Radio New Zealand's business team. Audio

New wastewater testing results show there has been a significant rise in methamphetamine and cocaine consumption over the past few months. Drug Foundation executive director Sarah Helm spoke to Corin… Audio

Syria's interim prime minister has vowed to rebuild the country but acknowledges the uphill battle ahead. AP correspondent Philip Crowther spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio

Nauru-Aust treaty seen as an attempt to limit China's influence; Vague reasons given for no confidence in Tongan PM; Early days for mine exploration in Bougainville. Audio

The chief executive of a company exploring for minerals in the autonomous Papua New Guinea region of Bougainville says they are a long way from knowing if they have found desposits worth recovering. Audio

RNZ's Tonga correspondent, Kalafi Moala, says members of parliament made vague reasons why they wanted the Prime Minister gone. Audio

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport Audio

News bulletin recorded at 6AM Audio

News bulletin recorded at 6AM Audio

Refugee advocates and academics are weighing in on Canberra's latest move on the Pacific geo-political chessboard. Audio

Te Awamutu's Regent Theatre is one of the oldest working cinemas in the country, Leonard Powell went to check out the small town's big screen. Audio

If you're a possum around Harataunga/Kennedy Bay, watch out, the locals are coming for you. Volunteer and environmental scientist Dr Kate James speaks to Nathan about the humane trapping project Te… Audio

The Mountain Safety Council has summer advice for trampers and trail runners - chief executive Mike Daisley joined Nathan Rarere. Audio

A Northland murder remains unsolved after three years, Peter De Graaf has the story from Ahipara Audio

Brazil's President is in hospital for brain surgery, Kate Pereyra-Garcia reports from South America Audio

Guilty verdicts in the Sara Sharif case in the UK, Ellie Jay has the story from London Audio

News bulletin recorded at 5AM Audio