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New Zealand has big hopes for coastal rowing
Rowing New Zealand is hoping the introduction of coastal rowing as an Olympic sport will open up a whole new group of athletes to the sport.
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NZ wins three medals in an hour of rowing power
Brooke Francis and Lucy Spoors secure New Zealand's second gold medal of the Paris Games in a stunning hour at the rowing. Audio
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Many vape stores located near schools in poorest areas, study finds
Almost a third of all the vape stores in the country are within a five-minute walk of a school. Audio
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Midday Report Essentials for 23 May 2024
On today's episode, a New Zealander stuck in New Caledonia says the lack of communication from the government about when she can be evacuated is making her anxious, a study has found a significant… Audio
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Study finds more vape shops in lower socio-economic areas
A new study has found there are more vape retailers in lower socio-economic areas and in close proximity to schools. University of Canterbury public health expert Dr Matt Hobbs spoke to Charlotte… Audio
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NZ athletes impress at Melbourne track meeting
Sprinter Zoe Hobbs, discus thrower Connor Bell and highjumper Hamish Kerr all scored wins at the Melbourne Continental Gold meeting.
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Links between youth mental health and environment
The results of a newly published study link young people's mental health with where they grow up. Data from nearly a million young Kiwis demonstrates the effect environment has on youth mental health… Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Former ABs and rising pros added to Fight for Life, Socceroos one step closer to World Cup and Hobbs stars on first day of Oceania Champs.
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How your suburb could be harmful or helpful to your health
New research has mapped out how different New Zealand suburbs can impact our physical and mental health, for better or worse. Dr Matt Hobbs talks to Jesse about their findings. Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Steph Curry sets NBA All Star record, Black Caps stick with same squad, encouraging win for United and Djokovic back in action.
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Geography's affect on young people's mental health
A new study assessing the relationship between young people's mental health and where they grow up could influence urban and rural planning. Researchers at the University of Canterbury are mapping… Audio
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Eliza McCartney returns to pole vault competion
Pole vaulter Eliza McCartney makes her return to competition as a part of a star-studded field at the Potts Classic in Hastings this weekend.
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Dame Valerie Adams denied victory by another Canadian
Dame Valerie Adams was denied victory in the shot put, while Edward Osei-Nketia bounced back to retain his senior men's national 100m title on day one of the Jennian Homes New Zealand Track and Field…
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Today's Sports News: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Evans wins in Mexico, Breakers extend contracts of Delany and Loe, Liverpool pull 25 points clear and world champion to surf at Piha.
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Today's sports news - What you need to know
In today's sports news - Football Fern signs a new contract, Australian NBA star to miss World Cup and SBW declared doubtful.
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Builders struggle with suspensions for composite panels
Building owners and designers are struggling to deal with the suspension of key approval certificates for aluminium panels similar to those that burned on London's Grenfell Tower.
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Nelson co-housing group wants to improve home ownership chances
The Nelson City Council has shown initial interest in supporting co-housing developments in the city.
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Sport: Puaikura FC secure maiden Champions League berth
Puaikura FC have overcome ill discipline, scorching heat and depleted playing stocks to qualify for the OFC Champions League main draw for the first time.
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Walker and Jones top Oceania BMXers
New Zealand BMX riders Sarah Walker and Trent Jones pressed their claims for the Rio Olympics after beating out tough competition near Pukekohe.
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New Zealand Super rugby franchises announced
The New Zealand Super Rugby squads for next year have been announced with the franchises having added their final few players through the draft. With the comings and goings of...
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2 changes to Highlanders team
There are 2 injury-enforced changes to the Highlanders team for Friday night's Super 14 match against the Blues at Carisbrook. Number eight Nasi Manu and first five Matt Berquist have been ...
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Late Guildford try helps Crusaders down Highlanders
The Crusaders have begun their Super 14 rugby season with a 32-17 defeat of the Highlanders in Christchurch. It was 10-0 at half-time to the Crusaders, who scored four tries through ...
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Highlanders name all four All Blacks in starting lineup
The Highlanders have named all four of their All Blacks in the starting lineup for their Super 14 opener against the Crusaders, in Christchurch on Saturday night. Lock Tom Donnelly, loose ...
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Brett leads changes for Super 14 sides
The Canterbury first five-eighth Stephen Brett will play for the Blues in next years Super 14 with the northern franchise also picking up Wellington loosie Serge Lilo and first five Daniel ...
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Not many surprises in Super 14 squads
There are 30 players making the Super 14 for the first time following the naming of the teams for the five New Zealand professional rugby franchises. Fully 13 players have ...
