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Woke-washing and green-hushing
Some big brands have taken big steps backwards with their images, just as they thought they were jumping on a bandwagon of progressive thought and inclusivity. Audio
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'World class' resource on West Coast
The West Coast mineral sands resource is "world class" with the potential to create about 300 jobs, Westland Mineral Sands managing director Ray Mudgway says.
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Auckland Council looking to move to fortnightly rubbish collections - 'It would be deeply unpopular'
A councillor fears the city's kerbside rubbish collection could be reduced from a weekly to an "inconvenient" fortnightly service.
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The TAHI 30th November 2023
On today's show Evie catches up with childhood friend and award-winning artist Vera Ellen, So’omālō chats with TAHI fan and aspiring music journalist Mia Faiumu, plus we get vulnies and reveal our… Audio
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The need for enough mechanics to meet growth in EVs
The motor industry is warning there are not enough mechanics trained to service and repair a surging number of electric and hybrid vehicles on our roads. Pure battery electric vehicles make up about… Audio
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RNZ Music Pocket Edition: 29 November 2023
In Pocket Edition this week we reflect on Kim Hill's extraordinary radio career and the music she listened to while preparing for her Saturday Morning show. Maggie Tweedie interviews the living legend… Audio
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'Not impressed': Councillor slams Brown's idea of leasing port
Auckland's mayor says his plan to lease council assets to pay for the rising costs of running the city is not asset stripping.
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The TAHI 28th November 2023
On today's show global country music artist Kaylee Bell chats about her new tour, the nicest man on earth Myshaan tells us when he's finally releasing his Tiktok famous waiata and we discuss some of… Audio
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A new theory in the JFK Assassination, Mary Haverstick's book
60 years on from the assassination of US President John F Kennedy, and there are still so many questions about that shocking day. Mary Haverstick never set out to look at the killing, but came across… Audio
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Watch: Christopher Luxon sworn in as Prime Minister
After being sworn in as 42nd prime minister, Luxon told ministers they had a responsibility to deliver clear and measurable improvements in the quality of New Zealanders' lives. Video
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Rising star Lee powers to Australian PGA title
Australian Min Woo Lee enhanced his standing as one of world golf's most exciting young players with victory at the Australian PGA Championship in Brisbane.
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Watchdog warns media laws need urgent upgrade
The chief of the country’s most powerful media watchdog says we need new laws now to hold media to account in future. The outgoing government had a plan for one single body to oversee rules for all… Video, Audio
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Hendry defies ill-health with sizzling Australian PGA round
Michael Hendry charged through the field on the third day of the Australian PGA, in his best round since being diagnosed with Leukaemia.
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Lee Fields ‘I try to touch people's souls’
Lee Fields is an American soul singer from North Carolina. Who has been belting out songs since the 60’s. His classic voice has seen him travel the world with his timeless sound. Now Lee is bringing… Audio
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Playing Favourites with Kim Hill
After 21 years, Kim Hill has hosted Saturday Morning for the final time. In the final hour of the show, the beloved broadcaster chats to long-time colleague Bryan Crump about some of her favourite… Video, Audio, Gallery
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The coalition government and the Treaty
The new National-ACT-NZ First coalition government says it will introduce a Treaty Principles Bill, based on ACT policy, and support it to a Select Committee. So what could this mean for Maori… Audio
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Coalition government confirms pledge to prioritise free trade deal with India
The incoming government also appears to align on issues of crime and immigration under the coalition deal signed by the leaders of National, ACT and New Zealand First.
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新政府内阁及部长名单正式公布
副总理将由Winston Peters和David Seymour各出任18个月；内阁部长总计20人，国家党14人、行动党、优先党各3人。
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Ollies: beloved Auckland ice cream shop handed to the next generation
After 50 years, the founder of the iconic Auckland fast food shop Ollies has hung up his ice cream scoop. Colin Haines (a Salted Caramel man) chats to Jesse Mulligan about the American-style diner he… Audio
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Cabinet lineup for new government unveiled - who gets what?
Winston Peters will be deputy prime minister for the first half of the parliamentary term, with David Seymour taking over for the remainder, as the new government reveals its ministerial lineup.
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150-year milestone for independently owned West Coast newspaper
One of New Zealand's smallest independent daily newspapers turns 150 today.
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Auckland carpark sale plan has councillors at odds
A chaotic day at council has provided little clarity of what the future has in store for the city's Downtown Carpark.
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The TAHI 23rd November 2023
On Today’s show, So’omālō is away so it’s girls show!! (plus Harry). Kenzie from Welly joins us to talk about her single with Poetik, Crystal Choi of Phoebe Rings talks about the groups new Korean… Audio
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Sports News for 23 November 2023
At this stage New Zealand golfer Danny Lee won't be returning to the scene of his 6 million dollar victory on the LIV golf tour. Audio
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Pro-Palestine group throw red paint at National MP offices
The Auckland offices of several National MPs have been vandalised overnight by a pro-Palestine group calling for politicians to support a ceasefire of the conflict in Gaza.
Tamaki for Palestine… Audio
