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Panellists Liam Hehir and Amy Carter discuss the impact cutting meat from your diet could have on the environment, the Greens and student unions inquiry into student wellbeing and a strange case of… Audio

Panellists Liam Hehir and Amy Carter discuss the recent craze in Crown Lynn swans and tell us what they've been thinking. Audio

Weather warnings are upgraded to red for Gisborne and Wairoa and two thirds of Ukrainian children have been forced from their homes. Audio

Southland firefighters are concerned a fire that's been devastating conservation land could flare up and spread with more windy, dry conditions on the way.

The fire at Awarua has burned through more… Audio

Local bar Woof! is biting back at fake bad reviews posted apparently in retaliation for the pub continuing to use vaccine certificates, even though they're no longer compulsory.

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A grieving mother says Auckland Transport needs to do more to keep cyclists safe - after two deaths in the past two months.

Levi James died after being hit by a truck near the Royal Oak roundabout in… Audio

Panellists Moata Tamaira and Peter Dunne discuss how the events of the past couple of years have left many of us with a short fuse and today's review into the "culture and environment" surrounding the… Audio

Panellists Moata Tamaira and Peter Dunne talk to a family who decided to move into a bus to swerve rising living costs and tell us what they've been thinking. Audio

The Russian Ambassador's reluctant to front up to parliament, and luxury stores on Queen Street are hit by ram raids overnight. Audio

Russia black lists New Zealanders 

Tackling modern slavery in our supply chains 

And Dan Carter keeps kicking  Audio

There are fresh allegations of Russian war crimes,

And Act says the cancer society has been hijacked by political activists for backing the Maori Health Authority Audio

The Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield announces his resignation. 

The Security Council stagnates while mass human suffering continues in Ukraine. Audio

Job vacancies are soaring - a scenario the Employers and Manufacturers Association says has been coming for months.

60 percent of the more than 2000 people surveyed by Trade Me in the first three… Audio

Midday News for Tuesday 5 April 2022 with Nicola Wright Audio

Five years ago, journalists Greg Dixon and Michele Hewitson made the move from Auckland to a 12-acre block in the Wairarapa. The couple write a shared column about "two townies making a new life in… Audio

A second-hand bus boom has developed after two years of closed borders and domestic restrictions wrecking havoc on the tour coach sector.

The start of the year saw a 71 percent increase in the number… Audio

More and more Aucklanders are heading out of town for good.

According to the latest data, 25,000 of them have quit the City of Sails over the past two years in search of a different life elsewhere in… Audio