Summer Report

Starting tomorrow, junior doctors will go on strike for 48 hours, after talks between their union and their hospital employers broke down last week. The Resident Doctors' Association says it wants a… Read more Audio

Huawei says it's still in the dark two months after it was effectively blocked from taking part in a major mobile network roll-out here in New Zealand. The Chinese company is back in the headlines… Read more Audio

Police say a car ran over road spikes, crashed into a tree and caught on fire. Audio

Protesters and spectators clashed at a Whangarei rodeo on Saturday, after anti-rodeo activists refused to comply with filming restrictions. The event's organisers say they have a strict camera policy… Read more Audio

Workers' representatives say rogue employers are finding new ways to deter New Zealanders from applying for jobs so that they can recruit and exploit immigrants instead. Audio

Chris Bramwell and Craig McCulloch sample a different beer every day with Steph Coutts from Craft Beer College in Wellington. Today's tipple: Become the Ocean, by North End Brewing. Audio

Taranaki residents are snapping up thousands of traps as part of an ambitious initiative to eradicate predators from the mountain's ring plain. Audio

Rescuers went the extra mile to rescue a couple in their 60s who became trapped on Aoraki, Mount Cook National Park. The Australian couple sent out an alert using a personal locator beacon at Ball… Read more Audio

Those over the age of 65 shared fake news nearly seven times more than younger social media users. New York University conducted the research by analysing what several thousand study participants… Read more Audio

Jacinda Ardern will be in Switzerland for the World Economic Forum and deputy PM Winston Peters will take her place. On her return from Davos, the prime minister - along with ministers and Maori MPs -… Read more Audio