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A campaigner for gun control says a new firearms law will help police identify red flags in the travel patterns of potential gun-owners.

The reforms made under the Arms Amendment Regulations 2021… Audio

Survivors of abuse by the Catholic Church say the number of complaints released by the church fails to capture the real number of sufferers, which could be six-times more.

The new figures from the… Audio

The Government is not budging on its promise to leave the retirement age unchanged, despite renewed warnings superannuation's rising cost could become unsustainable.

There have long been calls to… Audio

The government has announced a big shipment of rapid antigen tests has been secured and will be here in the next two months.

The Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson says they've secured an… Audio

After sixty years one of New Zealand's oldest cinema's is up for sale. 90 year old owner, Lang Master, has been running it since 1962, he talks to Jesse about his long career and what his next move. Audio

A community shed in Tokomaru was the victim of a suspicious fire over the weekend. Lau Daniela is one of the Toko Boys, who helped get the shed up and running, he talks to Jesse about the shed and the… Audio

Despite falling numbers of youth offenders, Māori are still disproportionately represented in the figures. 

It comes as a new report reveals the number of youth offenders has fallen by more than 60… Audio

Midday news update for the February the first, 2022. 

New information on the scale of abuse in the Catholic church; Ministers contemplate the future of the border; and St John reports increased… Audio

Generations of some families have worked at the North Canterbury manufacturer Sutton Tools which burnt down on Sunday morning.

General manager Kevin Donovan says staff are gutted, and some have stood… Audio

A scene guard has been in place overnight on State Highway 8B at the scene where a ute and trailer went into the Clutha River.

The ute is completely submerged in water and plans are being made to… Audio

The National Party's MPs are in Queenstown this morning for their annual caucus retreat.

It kicked off with a speech from former British Finance Minister George Osborne this morning.

RNZ political… Audio

Out Lately with Finn Johansson featuring Karl Steven + Ché Fu Utterance and Inscription' Shamir 'Reproductive' Night Lunch 'Death Bulge 5000' brakence 'cbd'. Audio

Lengthy delays in getting ambulances to people in need are being investigated by St John, as demand on its service, and staff shortages begin to burn.

It is investigating 19 incidents when an… Audio

The number of Omicron cases in New Zealand is expected to swell - as test results come back for people who were at Soundsplash.

One parent reckons more than 50 students at an Auckland High School… Audio

An extended underground light rail route will be built in Auckland.

The Government has announced the supercity's light rail project will run under the city from Wynyard Quarter to Mt Roskill, before… Audio

A major political poll shows support for Labour has continued to creep downward. A slip of 1 percent support since November has left it at 40 percent.

National is up 4 points, but at 32 percent the… Audio

Labour is down in the first political poll of the year, with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern recording her lowest score in the preferred Prime Minister stakes.

Both National and it's new leader… Audio

The Ministry of Health has confirmed a suspected case of Omicron at an early childhood centre in Tauranga.

It says all those at the centre at the time are being treated as close contacts, being asked… Audio