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Master of the manu Hads te Huia on the perfect bomb
17 Jan 2019A lucky few of you may still be on holiday, if that's the case, you should make the most of the weather, go find an ocean and jump in it.It's what Hads te Huia does best, he's the king of the… Read more Audio
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Kiwaha part 3: Summer activities
17 Jan 2019Time now for Te reo Maori pieces where RNZ's Shannon Haunui-Thompson and I talk about kupu and kiwaha, words and phrases, with a summer flavour. Audio
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Uber driver living in fear of being cut off by complaint
17 Jan 2019An Uber driver says he's living in fear that he could have his income cut off at any moment if a rider lays a complaint. He's been shut out of his account twice for claims that were eventually proven… Read more Audio
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Theresa May survives but what does that mean for trade?
17 Jan 2019the British Prime Minister Theresa May has won a no-confidence vote in her government this morning - 306 votes against her govt, 325 in favour. The victory may come as some solace to Mrs May - after a… Read more Audio
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Teenage musicians prepare to perform at Auckland Town Hall
17 Jan 2019If you ask most teenagers what they're doing for the summer holidays, it's likely the answer is going to the beach or hitting the mall. But for 75 young musicians, they're hard at work practising in a… Read more Audio
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Over 20,000 ignore calls to recheck faulty warrant's of fitness
17 Jan 2019A road safety charity says more than 20,000 people are ignoring calls to get their warrants of fitness rechecked, despite being warned of faulty checks. The Transport Agency suspended more than a… Read more Audio
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NZ media should apologise says Hon Consul General for Ireland
17 Jan 2019The Honorary Consul General for Ireland is calling on New Zealand media organisations to apologise for assuming a family of unruly tourists are all Irish. Five members of the group, whose… Read more Audio
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UK Government survives vote of no confidence
17 Jan 2019And in news just to hand - Theresa May survives to fight another day - the British prime minister has stared down a no-confidence vote in her government in Parliament. British MPs have just voted in… Read more Audio
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Teacher fears life on solo parent benefit in immigration wait
17 Jan 2019A widowed teacher with an autistic son is among those pleading for an answer on whether her parents will be allowed to join them under a shelved immigration programme. Zoe Jiang, of Wellington, says… Read more Audio
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Beer tasting: Cucumber Hippy Berliner Pipe-Wrench
16 Jan 2019RNZ Summer Report presenters Chris Bramwell and Craig McCulloch sample a different beer every day with Steph Coutts from Craft Beer College in Wellington. Today's tipple: Cucumber Hippy Berliner, by 8… Read more Audio
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Ngapuhi hapu look to kickstart stalled treaty mandate
16 Jan 2019The group of hapu pushing forward with the stalled Ngapuhi treaty mandate has formed a new working group - as calls for the mandate to be pulled altogether continue. Audio
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Australia PM's visit to Vanuatu and Fiji is first in decades
A visit by Australia's prime minister to Vanuatu and Fiji this week is the first by an Australian prime minister in decades. The trip follows the Australian government's Pacific "Step Up" announced… Read more Audio
