Search Results
Related tags:
-
UK: Musk vs the Labour Party, Archbishop of Canterbury quits
Audio 14 Nov 2024UK correspondent Dan Bloom joins Susie to talk about how a second Donald Trump presidency will impact the UK, particularly now he's appointed Elon Musk - who's taken aim at the Labour Party - to a… Audio
-
Covid-19 update: 1431 new cases, seven deaths
Reported Covid-19 cases have increased since last week
-
One of country's largest schools closes admin block over quake risk
A seismic assessment of the school's library block also showed a 50 percent NBS rating.
-
First Up - The Podcast, Thursday 14 November
On today's First Up pod: The fallout from the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury continues - Henry Riley joined First Up from London, an overnight earthquake and the world's worst pollution -… Audio
-
UK: Performance reviews could see NHS managers sacked
The fallout from the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury continues - Henry Riley joined First Up from London Audio
-
Abuse survivors petition Parliament to accept all Royal Commission recommendations
The day after the government apologised to abuse survivors, some presented a petition calling on it to implement all recommendations from the Royal Commission's report.
-
'Never seen him in that state': Mother speaks after children allegedly told to get in strangers car
The mother of two children who were told by strangers to get in their car in Christchurch says one of her son's is now too scared to leave the house.
-
Yanfei Bao murder trial: Court hears about DNA evidence relating to blood stains
Blood stains found at a Christchurch house matched the profiles of real estate agent Yanfei Bao and the man accused of her murder, the High Court has heard.
-
Archbishop of Canterbury resigns over handling of abuse
Audio 13 Nov 2024The Archbishop of Canterbury has resigned following mounting pressure over the church's handling of a child abuse scandal. Correspondent John Bevir spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
-
Who are our greatest rugby exports to Europe? Part One
RNZ looks at the most successful players to leave our shores to play in Europe.
-
Archbishop of Canterbury resigns over abuse scandal
Justin Welby, the senior cleric of the Church of England, was accused of failing to take action on abuse and said he must take "personal and institutional responsibility".
-
'People-watching, a bit of betting' and drinking centre stage at NZ Trotting Cup
Alongside an afternoon of racing, fashion and entertainment were major features of the day.
-
Pig competition returns to A&P show
After 15 years the hogs have come back to the Canterbury A&P Show. Audio
-
Scheme putting vets in rural areas 'welcomed' but needs extending, says NZVA
Thirty-five graduate veterinarians will join rural areas in serious need of agricultural vets through the government's Voluntary Bonding Scheme.
-
Thousands expected to farewell Sir Robert Gillies today
'Bom' - the last surviving member of the 28th Māori battalion - will be buried in Rotorua on Tuesday. Audio
-
Plans to open new blood cancer treatment business
A biotech company has plans to begin offering a new type of treatment for some blood cancers, in Christchuch.
-
The gulls making a menace of themselves in Christchurch
Gulls are pooping on Christchurch cafés, and no one knows what to do. Audio
-
Trump's victory could throw wrench in climate talks
NZ will argue at COP29 for oil-rich companies to join a climate finance fund - but any future US contribution could be in question. Audio
-
Teen given electric shocks without pain relief in hospital
Terry Kingi was frog-marched into a room, tied to a bed and "blasted" in the head. When he left the hospital, "I was pretty well brain-dead".
-
Woman received 200 electric shocks to 'cure' homosexuality
Joan Bellingham suffered burns, memory loss and bouts of blindness. Her doctors called it treatment - but she calls it torture.
-
Warning for drivers as flooding closes roads in Haast
The West Coast and South Island headwaters will see "significant" rainfall this weekend, with orange heavy rain warnings in place until Saturday, MetService says.
-
Blame bandied about in bike rack bus ban blow-up
Confusion reigns as the nation's bus operators announce an indefinite ban on the use of bike racks starting tonight. Audio
-
Nitrogen Friend or Foe
Scientists look at the details underpinning nitrogen and its use in agriculture, horticulture and its impacts on the environment. Audio
-
Business is blooming at family focused peony farm
Picking, grading and packing for export is in full swing at Prebbleton Peonies near Christchurch. Most of the large, fragrant flowers are flown daily to Japan, the United States and Europe. Audio
-
Nitrogen: Friend or foe?
Scientists look at the details underpinning nitrogen and its use in agriculture and horticulture and its impacts on the environment
