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Councillor's water bottling idea blasted by advocacy group
10 Jan 2019Water rights campaigners are strongly criticising a Christchurch city councillor's suggestion that the council get into the water bottling business. Audio
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Eden Park Trust financial woes to get worse
10 Jan 2019The clock is ticking to solve Eden Park's financial woes before the guarantee on its multi-million-dollar loan runs out later this year.
Auckland Mayor Phil Goff spoke to Craig McCulloch and invited… Read more Audio
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Calls for more LGBTQ training for aged-care workers
10 Jan 2019An elderly gay man says same-sex relationships are often kept under wraps in retirement villages - and it's creating needless stress for people who deserve better. Audio
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Chinese Workers out of pocket and home
10 Jan 2019A group of Chinese workers brought to New Zealand for work are hunting for somewhere to stay after they were kicked out of their South Auckland accommodation. The men were trespassed on Monday and a… Read more Audio
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ICC offer 15 day corruption amnesty
10 Jan 2019The International Cricket Council has announced a 15-day amnesty for people who have previously failed to report corrupt conduct in Sri Lankan cricket. Audio
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SFO warns millions of public funds potentially misused
The Serious Fraud Office has flagged with the Government that millions of dollars of public money is potentially being misused. The chief executive of the SFO, Julie Read, says it's been estimated in… Read more Audio
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Beer tasting: Sawmill XPA
9 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: Sawmill XPA. Audio
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Statham mounts 'improbable comeback'
9 Jan 2019In a true David and Goliath match, New Zealander Rubin Statham has shocked tennis fans by beating Korean star Hyeon Chung in the first round of the ASB Classic. Audio
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Motor home group wants 'self-contained' loophole plugged
9 Jan 2019Councils around the country have been cracking down on freedom campers to stop trash and human waste being dumped at popular spots, which often means limiting access for those without a toilet on… Read more Audio
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Six people reported dead following severe weather in PNG
9 Jan 2019Three children were among the fatalities, swept away in floodwaters. Several other countries in the Pacific have also been hit by deluges of rain and blasted by high winds in the first weeks of the… Read more Audio
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January worst time for small business owners to get paid
Small Businesses can have a tough time in January as most of the country goes on holiday and don't pay their bills until they get back from the summer break. Audio
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Blackcaps Coach reflects on ODI sweep against Sri Lanka
9 Jan 2019The Blackcaps have swept the one day series against Sri Lanka with a convincing 115 run victory yesterday in Nelson. Audio
