National
The Panel with Alexia Russel and Fryderyk Kublikowski (Pt 1)
Anna Thomas and panellists Alexia Russel and Fryderyk Kublikowski discuss funding to tackle the scourge of domestic violence, congestion charges in our major cities and procrastination. Audio
Pre- panel with Alexia Russel and Fryderyk Kublikowski
Anna Thomas and panellists Alexia Russel and Fryderyk Kublikowski speak to those at today's opening of the Ancient Egyptian Temple Garden at the Hamilton Gardens. Audio
Midday News for 10 May 2022
Driving at peak times could soon cost motorists. And regulation changes are on the way for supermarkets. Audio
Nicola Willis breaks down yesterday's pre-budget speech
With the cost of living crisis being acutely felt by people across Aotearoa, National's deputy leader and finance spokesperson Nicola Willis delivered her pre-budget speech yesterday. In the address… Audio
Motoristist receiving hefty fines in new roading trial
We head to Tauranga to join our Local Democracy Reporting programme journalist Alisha Evans. Alisha has been looking into a controversial new roading trial which has seen motorists receiving some… Audio
Classical music fills Wellington Cable Car in support of Ukrain
The sound of classical music has filled the Wellington Cable Car terminal in support of Ukraine.
A European Union delegation joined with Orchestra Wellington to mark Europe Day - which traditionally… Video, Audio
Grocery shopping prices in NZ compared to Australia - where can you save?
Countdown's price freeze began today with 500 "essential" items to stay at the same price over winter.
Some consumers have expressed disappointment at the lack of fresh produce, dairy and meat on the… Audio
Fed-up Bromley locals hold meeting over wastewater plant fire
Bromley residents fed up with their homes smelling like burnt poo are taking matters into their own hands.
They say Christchurch City Council is not doing enough to fix the horrific stench wafting… Audio
Another ram raid on CCTV - what is the answer for retail?
Another car has ploughed through another shop front, and a multi-agency meeting is taking place as government and other groups work out what to do about ram raids.
Community leaders and shop owners… Video, Audio
The Panel with Chris Finlayson and Emma John (Part One)
Wallace Chapman and panellists Chris Finlayson and Emma John discuss cycle safety, raising the superannuation age and what towns unfairly get a bad rap. Audio
Pre- panel with Chris Finlayson and Emma John
Wallace Chapman and panellists Chris Finlayson and Emma John speak to a women in the United States who bought a bust at Goodwill for $35 that turned our to be a Roman relic. Audio
Midday News for 9 May 2022
Petrol prices could hit $4/litre this year.
And the Greens say more police will not address the drivers of youth crime. Audio
The Week in Detail: Long Covid, debt, extradition and diplomacy
This week on The Detail we've tackled New Zealand's "complex and convoluted" extradition laws and the looming threat of Long Covid in the employment sphere - and much more. Whakarongo mai to any… Audio
The Panel with Anna Dean and Dean Hall (Part two)
Anna Thomas and panellists Anna Dean and Dean Hall try and find a home for a headless statue and discuss Mother's Day and how wonderful graduations are. Audio
The Panel with Anna Dean and Dean Hall (Part one)
Anna Thomas and panellists Anna Dean and Dean Hall discuss attacks on hospital staff, Wellington becoming a billingual city by 2040 and they talk to Hilary Barry about #FluffFriday in response to… Audio
Pre- panel with Anna Dean and Dean Hall
Anna Thomas and panellists Anna Dean and Dean Hall discuss e-sports and the Commonwealth Games. Audio
Pre- panel with Anna Dean and Dean Hall
Anna Thomas and panellists Anna Dean and Dean Hall discuss e-sports and the Commonwealth Games. Audio
Meteor shower to coincide with planetary alignment
Early on Sunday morning a meteor shower will be visible, along with the glow of four distant planets which will be in alignment.
Mani Dunlop got the details on where and when to view the Eta… Audio
Bay of Plenty councillor says he's abused for moko
A Bay of Plenty regional councillor says he is being racially abused relentlessly for wearing moko mataora - a Māori facial tattoo.
Stacey Te Pohue Rose, who received the ta moko in January, spoke to… Audio
Electric shock leaves construction worker seriously injured
A construction worker was seriously injured by an electrical shock on George Street in central Dunedin this morning.
The street is currently undergoing upgrades with contractors carrying out work in… Audio