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Tougher rules for testing of border workers on the way
All border workers will now have to undergo mandatory testing for Covid-19 as the government introduces a new order to strengthen New Zealand's borders against the virus.
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Introducing: Phoebe Rings
Phoebe Rings may have debuted during the worst year for live music (thanks,Covid) but they’ve already started making their mark. Their first performance was at Outsider Sounds Festival in February of… Audio
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Fiordland tourism campaign to lure locals' friends and family
Fiordland locals are being encouraged to help stimulate the visitor economy by inviting family and friends to visit.
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Port Marlborough 'disappointed' after lack of consultation on freedom campsite
A council-owned port is "extremely disappointed" by plans to put a freedom camping site metres from its main marina.
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Privacy assessment not needed for system 'upgrade', police say
Police have been quietly setting up a $9 million facial recognition system that can take a live feed from CCTV cameras and identify people from it. Video
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Introducing: Rubita
Wellington based musician Rubita talks about her new single 'Feel Alive' Audio
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Introducing: Arlo Mac
Hawkes Bay band Arlo Mac talk about their journey from Smokefree Rockquest to releasing their new single 'Shifter'. Video, Audio
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Introducing: K M T P
Keria Paterson didn’t discover music at a particular point in their life, it was always there. Whether it was attending Flying Nun gigs with their family as a kid or starting to sing and play guitar… Video, Audio
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Judith Collins unveils National's plan to help small businesses
National is pledging to repeal the government's changes to the Employment Relations Act and initiate a review of WorkSafe if elected. Video
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MPs to focus on Government accountability over legislation
Parliament’s only function is to make laws but MPs meeting this week are focusing on Government accountability instead Audio
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Introducing: Raw Collective
Wellington ten-piece rap, soul, funk outfit Raw Collective share their new single 'Waiting for Sunrise' Audio
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Vanuatu considers mandatory Covid testing
Vanuatu is considering considering mandatory Covid testing for those who return to the country, according to the Director of Public Health.
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Prospect of med school quotas causes alarm
Student representatives are worried proposed caps on the number of Māori and Pasifika admissions to the University of Otago Medical School could have negative implications for decades.
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Kaikōura residents disagree over proposed kerbside rubbish collection
Everywhere around New Zealand kerbside rubbish collections are a normal part of every week, but there's no rubbish collection in Kaikōura.
Residents have petitioned the Kaikōura District Council to… Audio
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Vanuatu earns $US84m from citizenship sales
Revenue collected over the past three months as part of Vanuatu's citizenship programme has skyrocketed to about $US84 million, the chair of Vanuatu's Citizenship Commission says.
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NZ Made: Laura Shallcrass - artist, illustrator, author
It's Wednesday which means we're introducing you to another unique kiwi business owner. Laura Shallcrass is an illustrator and graphic designer based just outside of Queenstown. She can add published… Audio
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Introducing Soft Plastics
Tony Stamp talks to Wellington indie band Soft Plastics. Audio
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NZTA leaked report reveals high-level failings, conflicts of interest
A leaked report has revealed serious, high-level failings in how the Transport Agency awarded major IT contracts.
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NZTA's billion-dollar roadbuilding method labelled a 'looming disaster'
Faced with broken highways in Waikato and Wellington regions, the Transport Agency has staked a billion dollars on a roadbuilding method that is difficult to get right, hard to repair and that lacks a…
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Introducing: Vikae
Local pop musician Vikae introduces her new single 'Fine Lines'. Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Ko still leads in Ohio, Singh's next move confirmed and more players withdraw from US Open.
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Pacific at centre of first NZ election debate
New Zealand's election season kicked off proper in Wellington last night as debate fired up over a Pacific travel bubble. Audio
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National Party signals multi-million dollar investment in women's health
The National Party would spend an extra $20 million over four years protecting women from gynaecological cancer including immediately introducing self-testing for the virus that is a precurser to… Audio
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Bryce Edwards: Where's the contest of ideas this campaign?
Analysis - Can we postpone this year's election? We've ended up with a campaign focused on scandal, personality and leadership, with a policy void that's worse than usual.
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National pledges new tunnel and highway in Wellington transport plan
The National Party has pledged a $4 billion infrastructure package for Wellington and the Hutt Valley if it is voted into government.
