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12:46 PM.A quirky campaign started in October designed to inform people about herpes and break the stigma with a series of informative videos hosted by famous kiwis. The New Zealand Herpes Foundation's Alaina… Read more Audio

12:43 PM.Preparations for one of New Plymouth's most popular events have been spoiled by the theft of over $10,000 worth of lighting. New Plymouth District Council event lead Lisa Ekdahl spoke to Charlotte… Read more Audio

12:36 PM.Midday Rural News for 12 December 2024 Audio

12:29 PM.Midday Sports for 12 December 2024 Audio

12:20 PM.Midday Business News for 12 December 2024 Audio

12:14 PM.A manhunt is still underway in Lower Hutt for the suspect in a fatal gang shooting, but police have ended their order for all police to carry guns. Labour's police spokesperson Ginny Andersen spoke to… Read more Audio

12:13 PM.Hundreds more jobs are set to go at Health New Zealand under proposals to be laid out to staff on Friday. Phil Pennington spoke to Charlotte Cook. Audio

1:45 PM.In today's episode, a network outage at Auckland Airport that caused massive queues and delays for some international flights has been resolved - but that hasn't allayed all travellers problems, New… Read more Audio

12:43 PM.Emergency services are attending the scene of a fire in adult entertainment venue Showgirls, in downtown Auckland. Reporter Maia Ingoe spoke to Charlotte Cook. Audio

12:39 PM.Auckland Airport says all systems are up and running after a network outage crippled the airport. The airport's chief operations officer Chloe Surridge spoke to Charlotte Cook. Audio

12:36 PM.Midday Rural News for 11 December 2024 Audio

12:28 PM.Midday Sport for 11 December 2024 Audio

12:20 PM.Midday Business News for 11 December 2024 Audio

12:16 PM.New Zealand adults' skills in literacy and numeracy have rapidly declined over the past eight years. BusinessNZ's manager education, skills & immigration Rachel Simpson spoke to Charlotte Cook. Audio

12:11 PM.A network outage at Auckland Airport that caused massive queues and delays for some international flights has been resolved - but that hasn't allayed all travellers problems. RNZ reporter Jessica… Read more Audio

1:45 PM.In today's episode, popular Wellington cafe Olive is closing after 20 years and is set to be revamped by new business owners from the Thistle Inn in Thorndon, the Tokoroa community came together last… Read more Audio

12:45 PM.New Zealanders' top Google searches for 2024 have been revealed and the country has shown its love for sport. Google New Zealand spokesperson Jac Cheok spoke to Charlotte Cook.a Audio

12:42 PM.Sexual health educators say the current lessons are outdated and need a national approach - not clouded by what local communities or parents think is appropriate. Sexual Wellbeing Aotearoa's director… Read more Audio

12:36 PM.Midday Rural News for 10 December 2024. Audio

12:28 PM.The All Blacks will host World Champions South Africa at Eden Park next year, the first time the Springboks have played there since 2013. Audio

12:20 PM.Midday Business News for 10 December 2024. Audio

12:16 PM.The Tokoroa community came together on Monday night at a meeting about the closure of the Kinleith paper mill - which could see up to 230 jobs lost. Campaign spokesperson and current Kinleith Mill… Read more Audio

12:11 PM.Popular Wellington cafe Olive is closing after 20 years and is set to be revamped by new business owners from the Thistle Inn in Thorndon. Jeremy Smith owns several bars in Wellington, and is part of… Read more Audio

1:45 PM.In today's episode, fire crews both on the ground and in the air are pushing to thwart a wildfire in Canterbury's Selwyn district before strong winds pick up in the coming hours, in one of the biggest… Read more Audio

12:45 PM.It was a night of wild weather in the capital on Sunday night. Strong gusts saw trees felled, flights cancelled and even destroyed a boat in the harbour. Reporter Bill Hickman spoke to Charlotte Cook.