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Week in Politics: Recession fires up the campaign
Analysis: The recession draws strong criticism from opposition parties, Labour dumps its fees-free policy, Jami-Lee Ross decides to try to slip into Parliament as a list MP and National delivers its… Video
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Measuring the political pulse of Te Tai Tokerau voters
With the Māori Party and the Advance Party both vying to push out Labour's Kelvin Davis from the northern-most Māori seat, RNZ asked Te Tai Tokerau voters who they would vote for.
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Week in Politics: Recession fires up the campaign
Analysis: The recession draws strong criticism from opposition parties, Labour dumps its fees-free policy, Jami-Lee Ross decides to try to slip into Parliament as a list MP and National delivers its… Video
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New Conservatives release party list
Board chair Simon Gutschlag in a statement said they would contribute "vast, real-world experience to steering New Zealand out of the trouble it's in".
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Thomas fires on first day of US Open
Justin Thomas fired his lowest opening score in a major at the US Open, while Phil Mickelson and Tiger Woods were among a slew of big-name players well off the pace.
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New music with Grant Smithies
Funk veteran Lee Field's 1999 album Let's Get A Groove On gets a welcome reissue for Record Store Day next week. We'll hear two tracks from that today, plus a NZ classic from The Subliminals and some… Audio
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Ryan Fox - the US Open is always a brutal test
New Zealand golfer Ryan Fox isn't concerned about taking on a new course at this week's US Open in New York.
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Midweek Mediawatch: A maelstrom of misinformation
On this week's Midweek Mediawatch, Hayden Donnell talks to Karyn Hay about who's responsible for Facebook comments, and how the media should cover peddlers of misinformation. Audio
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Cut Throat City
Cut Throat City is a heist movie set in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina in 2005. With cameos from Ethan Hawke, Wesley Snipes and Terrence Howard, directed by the Wu Tang Clan's RZA. Video, Audio
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Peters says Advance NZ party asked to join NZ First
At at a public meeting in Tauranga this morning, Peters told media the party contacted him when the new political movement first formed.
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Te Tai Tokerau residents ignoring Covid-19 conspiracy theories
Community leaders in Te Tai Tokerau say the majority of people in the region are taking Covid-19 seriously, despite a tide of conspiracy theories.
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Most of Te Tai Tokerau taking Covid-19 seriously - community leaders
Community leaders in Te Tai Tokerau say the majority of people in the region are taking Covid-19 seriously, despite a tide of conspiracy theories, including rumours that the virus is about as harmful… Audio
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Collins wants briefing on data collected on NZ politicians
Leader of the oppoisition Judith Collins wants Prime Minister Jacindar Ardern to give her a briefing on the accessing of the data of prominent New Zealanders.
Simon Bridges, Max Key, Jacinda Ardern's… Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - German wins stage 16 on Le Tour, English football gets approval to have some fans and groups named for US Open.
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'Good riddance': What voters think of Jami-Lee Ross withdrawing from Botany race
Jami-Lee Ross is no longer contesting Botany, the seat he's held since 2011. While he's pinning his hopes on Billy Te Kahika in Te Tai Tokerau seat, voters in Botany electorate aren't too upset by the… Audio
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Little love lost as Jami-Lee Ross abandons Botany electorate
Jami-Lee Ross is pinning his hopes of getting back into Parliament on the fortunes of Billy Te Kahika in the Te Tai Tokerau seat.
The disgraced former National MP announced that he won't be standing… Video, Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Seven riders named for World Champs, Ko continues her climb up the world rankings and Rotorua marathon to go ahead without Aucklanders.
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Jami-Lee Ross not contesting Botany seat
Independent MP Jami-Lee Ross has announced he won't be standing in his Botany electorate this election.
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Jami-Lee Ross not contesting Botany seat
Independent MP Jami-Lee Ross has announced he won't be standing in his Botany electorate this election.
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Jami-Lee Ross drops out of Botany electorate race
The co-leader of the Advance NZ party Jami-Lee Ross is not going to stand in his Botany electorate this election.
He's just announced he will stand instead on his party's list. Ross won the Botany… Audio
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The Outliers: Fears about Te Kahika's controversial Covid-19 views
There are fears the sharing and promoting of Covid-19 misinformation by political party leaders will have disastrous consequences for Māori.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Australian NBL pushed back to 2021, Ko fights back for top ten finish, Tour de France leader finishes stage in second, Tottenham Hotspur blasted for lack of fitness.
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David Farrier on 'red-pilling' and Covid-19 conspiracies
We speak to journalist and filmmaker David Farrier about how quickly someone can change their thinking about conspiracy theories. Audio
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Japan's ruling party to vote on new President
Japan's ruling Liberal Democratic Party is holding its election today, and whoever is voted President will become the next Prime Minister of the country.
Shinzo Abe, the incumbent, is stepping down… Audio
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Auckland alert level: 'Run of zero days' needed for change, expert says
Today is the day the country will - once again - find out if it's moving up, down or staying at the same Covid-19 alert level. Audio
