Competition
Sharp Blacks to rep NZ at World Butchers Champs
You've heard of the All Blacks, the All Whites, the Black Caps and the White Ferns, but you may not have heard of the Sharp Blacks. The team are made up of New Zealands best butchers, who have… Audio
Supermarket duopoly: Expert sceptical groceries will be cheaper
A business expert is skeptical about whether government efforts to bust up the supermarket duopoly with make groceries cheaper.
In changes announced yesterday the two main chains will be forced to… Video, Audio
Some parts of NZ still stuck with only one supermarket choice
While the government tries to break up the supermarket duopoly, some parts of the country aren't even in those ranks, instead facing a monopoly.
There are a number of places where there's only one… Audio
Busting open the supermarkets: has the govt gone far enough?
What will it take to foster competition in the supermarket sector and bring down prices at the checkout? The government announced a suite of changes yesterday, including a new industry watchdog which… Audio
Consumer NZ hopes new supermarket rules will impact shoppers
The government has introduced a raft of new rules for supermarkets in an attempt to counter soaring food prices. It follows the Commerce Commissions market study into New Zealand supermarkets, which… Audio
Foodstuffs to cut prices on 110 grocery items
It's a supermarket turf war as both chains make changes to prices as the cost of living crisis continues.
Supermarket operator Foodstuffs is cutting the price of 110 of the most purchased grocery… Audio
CostCo launches in Auckland with discounted petrol
In what many New Zealanders hope will be a strong challenge to the supermarket duopoly, American giant discount retailer Costco has begun trading in Auckland today.
With construction of its store… Video, Audio
NZ tenor happy to be 'part of team' to win Grammy award
A New Zealand tenor is basking in Grammy gold after a recording he features on took away top honours at the awards held in the entertainment capital of the world.
Simon O'Neill who hails from… Video, Audio
Bird of the Year: What about the short-tailed bat?
Love it or loathe it, the long-tailed bat was awarded Bird of the Year on Monday - but now another bat has flapped out of the shadows.
The lesser short-tailed bat is an ancient species unique to New… Audio
Bat steals robin's thunder to win Bird of the Year
The election of the year has ended, voting has closed - it's finally time to reveal the Bird of the Year. This year's winner isn't the fluffiest, or the friendliest, but it's been voted to the number… Audio
Bird of the Year causes a flap half way through voting period
We are halfway through the voting for Bird of the Year and the campaigns are heating up.
From tinder profiles for birds, to fashion advice to look like a Tarapuka, to a song in honour of the… Audio
The Pre-Panel for 20 October 2021
Panellists Zoë George and Dean Hall share what they have been thinking and chat to New Zealander Harita Davies while she runs the 3100 Mile Race in New York. Audio
'Fat Bear Week' arrives in Alaska
Twelve brown bears in Alaska are getting their claws out, as they go head-to-head to see who will take home the title of the Fattest Bear.
But don't worry, there's no fat-shaming here.
The "Fat Bear… Audio
'Top Dog' competition gives new leash of life
NZ Top Dog competition organisers say it's been the ulti-MUTTcompetition.
The competition proved a welcome lockdown distraction, a leash of life, for the organisers at Frog Recruitment in Auckland… Audio
Nine to Noon Short Story Competition launched. Get typing!
The clock is ticking to enter the first ever Nine to Noon Short Story Competition! We already have hundreds of entries! The prize? Five winning stories will be produced for radio and broadcast on… Audio
'What's meant for you will come' - Hayellom Tesfay on kickboxing
In the second part to the story of Auckland's Kings Academy martial arts club, Kadambari Raghukumar speaks to rising star kickboxer, Ethiopia-born Hayellom Tesfay. Audio
Southland farmer and his dog to represent NZ
The trans-Tasman rivalry has reignited once again - this time in the search for the hardest working farm dog. Audio
Work begins on letting Kiwis get better access to consumer data
The Government is moving to make it easier for consumers to access and share their personal information.
The European Union, Britain and Australia have all moved to bring in regulations requiring big… Audio
Megan Compain - Making WNBA History
Basketball has taken Whanganui born and raised, Megan Compain all over the world, including competing in the 2000 and 2004 Olympic Games. But she also made history as the youngest player (and the only… Audio
America's Cup: Team New Zealand 'not confident' of finalising hosting bid soon
Team New Zealand's boss says the government's financial offer to host the next America's Cup is not enough to make a deal.