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Around the motu: Lee Scanlon in Westport
Lee Scanlon is Westport News' Chief Reporter talks to Kathryn about concerns on the coast that their plea for government help for a flood protection scheme will be overtaken by help needed up north. Audio
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Dunedin councillor removed as disability advisory group chair after concerns raised
A Dunedin city councillor - who once told a candidate with cerebral palsy that he was not up to the job - has been removed as chairperson of the council's Disability Issues Advisory Group.
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Quick calls needed on flood-prone areas - Cyclone recovery minister
"If the insurance companies are to do the work that they would normally do, they'd wanna get on with that now," Grant Robertson says. Audio
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Cyclone affected businesses able to claim up to $40K
Businesses in cyclone-affected regions will be able to claim up to $40,000 to help get back on their feet, through a $25 million fund announced by the government yesterday. The money is to help… Audio
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'A real win for biodiversity' - Endangered whio set free
More whio, or blue ducks, have been successfully released into Abel Tasman National Park as it inches closer to its target of 50 birds.
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Nashville Babylon: 25 February 2023
On this week's show Mark celebrates the birthdays of country legend Johnny Cash and the forever fab George Harrison. There’s also reggae courtesy of Janet Kay, blues from Taj Mahal plus a live track… Audio
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Auckland Philharmonia: New Worlds
New Zealand-born violinist Geneva Lewis returns to the country for the first time to join the Auckland Philharmonia in Barber's Violin Concerto. Audio
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LIV move could impact NZ golfer's Olympic selection
Signing with the Saudi-backed LIV Golf league could impact New Zealand player Danny Lee's selection chances for future Olympic Games.
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Midday Sports News for 21 February 2023
Audio 21 Feb 2023Midday sports News for 21 February 2023. The Saudi back LIV golf tour have confirmed New Zealander Danny Lee has joined the tour. Audio
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PGG Wrightson half year profit dips, company warns of challenges for agriculture sector
The PGW Board revised its forecast full year operating earnings in response to the volatility in the macro operating environment.
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Hymns on Sunday, 19 February 2023
Hymns inspired by Psalm 150, Praise God in his sanctuary, feature in this week’s programme. Audio
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Mad Professor: 'I was the shyest guy you could imagine'
Legendary dub reggae producer Mad Professor (aka Neil Fraser) tells Kim Hill it was a Kiwi friend who encouraged him to perform onstage for the first time. Video, Audio
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Thousands of travellers stranded by Cyclone Gabrielle - 'It's just mother nature'
Travellers are stuck in airports all over the world as the ripple effect of Cyclone Gabrielle spreads.
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Dane Coles to retire after this season
All Blacks hooker Dane Coles has announced that 2023 will be his last season of professional rugby.
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National on RNZ - TVNZ merger scrapping
The RNZ - TVNZ merger has been scrapped.
The government had pledged $327 million over three years to merge the two public media entities, and it's understood more than $16 million had already been… Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch - the day the merger died
Midweek Mediawatch - Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Nights. Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about the government dumping its public media plans - again - and Karyn talks to National's Melissa Lee… Audio
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Landmark Hong Kong national security trial opens
The trial of 16 Hong Kong democracy activists charged under a national security law imposed by Beijing has begun, in a case that could test the city's judicial independence.
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Rangatahi panel give their perspective on the Treaty
Mukai Duder-Hura is former Youth MP for Te Tai Tokerau, and so is Capone Heremaia Kuri. We also speak to Kelsey Lee, a senior campaigner at the JustSpeak who has also been heavily involved in the… Audio
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Fury at the ferry building: Auckland passengers wait an hour-and-a-half in the heat
Fullers360 has cancelled four sailings to and from Waiheke Island, leaving some passengers waiting in the Auckland drizzle and heat for an hour-and-a-half.
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Memphis police fire another officer in Tyre Nichols' death
The sixth officer arrested is said to have violated department policies on personal conduct, truthfulness, and compliance with regulations regarding the use of a Taser.
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Wayne Brown on flood reaction: 'There may have been some incorrect decisions'
Auckland's mayor says lessons have been learned following the region's highest ever rainfall over 24 hours, which left four people dead and forced hundreds of people out of their homes.
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Summertime
Hundreds of singers and musicians have taken George Gershwin's 'Summertime' into their repertoire and, as an appropriately seasonal launch for this year's New Horizons, William Dart looks over a… Audio
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Political pressure on media merger pumped up
Legislation for a new public media entity due by March has been reviewed and is due to be debated in Parliament soon. But pundits and opposition politicians alike are urging the government - now under… Audio
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National Party labels TVNZ/RNZ merger costly waste of money
The National Party says the merger of TVNZ and RNZ would be dangerous for democracy, and is a costly waste of money.
Parliament's Economic Development Select Committee has released its report on a… Audio
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Top Stories for Friday 27 January 2023
Top stories for 27 January 2023 Tairawhiti residents say the death of a 12-year-old at a Gisborne beach strewn with wood debris could have been prevented. Free range egg farmers are fielding hundreds… Audio
