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MBIE hires security firm to teach staff about fake profiles
9 Jan 2019A government department has hired a security firm to train staff in using fake online personas to gather intelligence. The Ministry of Business Innovation and Employment has signed a contract with… Read more Audio
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Trump to lay out the case for a border wall
9 Jan 2019Donald Trump is to give a televised speech laying out his case for a border wall. The President has so far failed to get funding for the wall approved leading to a 17 day Government shutdown. Audio
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Conservation biologist says 1080 alternatives long way off
9 Jan 2019Conservation biologist Associated Professor James Russell discusses the use of 1080. Audio
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SPCA wants more innovation into humane alternatives to poison
9 Jan 2019The SPCA's chief scientific officer Dr Arnja Dale tells RNZ presenter Craig McCulloch more research should be done into humane alternatives to the use of 1080 poison. Audio
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Paedophile among offenders awarded thousands by Corrections
A man who distributed child pornography as part of a paedophile ring is one of a dozen people awarded compensation totalling hundreds of thousands of dollars by Corrections. Audio
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Beer tasting: McLeod's Longboarder Lager
8 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: McLeod's Longboarder lager Audio
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Top Podcasts for a New Year - part two
8 Jan 2019With over 600,000 podcasts out there in the world, where does one start? Richard Scott from The Podcast Hour shares some of his top picks from the last year. Audio
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Blessing or curse: Same career as your famous sporting parent
8 Jan 2019Nico Jones, the son of legendary All Black Michael Jones, has embarked on a pathway that could see him emulate his dad and become an All Black. The 18-year-old recently signed his first professional… Read more Audio
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High house, dairy and petrol prices have people feeling wary
8 Jan 2019The Council of Trade Unions has surveyed its own members and found 70 percent of respondents feel their incomes are not keeping up with living costs. Audio
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Taranaki surf programme teaches self confidence
8 Jan 2019A programme in Taranaki is tapping into surf culture to teach self-confidence and resilience to people from all walks of life. Audio
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Survivors' lawyer says abuse inquiry moving too slow
8 Jan 2019The Government last year expanded its inquiry into the abuse of children in state care to include those in the care of religious institutions. Audio
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Petrol pamphlets 'corporate candy speak' - Shane Jones
8 Jan 2019The Cabinet Minister Shane Jones has hit out at BP, which has been distributing pamphlets at petrol stations explaining the cost of a litre of petrol. The minister has called it "corporate candy… Read more Audio
