Ashleigh Mc Caull
$1 Billion needed to fix Wellington's water infratructure - provider
Wellington Water says It's going to cost $1 billion a year over the next 10 years to fix the Wellington's crumbling water infrastructure. In some parts of the region over 40 percent of water pipes are… Audio
Dogs banned from Wellington Bay, may be allowed in summer
From tomorrow, dogs are banned from Oriental Bay in Wellington, but an effort is underway to allow pooches to roam the sandy shore during summer months. Traditionally dogs can go on the beach in… Audio
Abuse survivor wants teachers banned from talking to students on social media
A former student who was groomed and sexually abused by her teacher wants teachers banned from talking to students on social media.
As the law currently stands, if a child is over 16, they have… Audio
Almost 150 reports of relationships between teachers and students
There's been almost 150 reports of sexual relationships between teachers and students in schools in the last six years.
Figures released under the Official Information Act show out of 148 reports, so… Audio
Frustration as future of Reading Cinema building discussed behind closed doors
Frustration is growing at Wellington City Council after a meeting to discuss the future of the Reading Cinema building was held behind closed doors.
The Courtenay Place complex, which was built on… Audio
Wellington Town Hall upgrade faces budget blowout
Wellington City Council is estimating an extra $70 million to $147 million will be needed to go towards strengthening and redeveloping the city's Town Hall which has been closed for 10 years.
This… Audio
Wellingtonians relieved as parliament protest remains peaceful
Wellingtonians can breathe a sigh of relief after a protest involving hundreds of people mirroring last years anti mandate occupation remained peaceful. The protest organised by Brian Tamaki's Freedom… Video, Audio
Hundreds of protesters gather in central Wellington
Hundreds of protesters have caused disruption through Central Wellington today, as they march through the streets to Parliament. About 600 people gathered at Wellington's Civic Square for a protest… Audio
Queenstown's wettest day in quarter century causes debris & slash
Queenstown had its wettest day in a quarter of a century today, with mud, debris and forest slash running through the edge of town after a massive deluge of rain. The town got a month's worth of rain… Video, Audio
Overseas whānau embracing Te Wiki o te Reo Māori
Aotearoa isn't the only place celebrating and embracing Māori language this te wiki o te reo Māori.
With podcasts, online classes, kapa haka and kōhanga reo, whānau living overseas are doing their… Audio
Wellington's spring isn't as bad as you think - new research
You can't beat Wellington on a good day, they say, and today - the first day of Spring - is a good day in the capital. Wellingtonians are not usually very upbeat about the weather they're served up… Audio
University Waka team to compete at World's largest canoe race
A University of Auckland waka ama team full of first time paddlers will be competing at the world's largest long distance canoe race in Hawaii this week. The team of engineering students will face off… Audio
Women affected by surgical mesh complications say pause on its use is a welcome relief
Women affected by complications caused by surgical mesh say a pause on its use for some procedures is a welcome relief. The Ministry of Health has recommended surgical mesh not be used to treat… Audio
Vape-free advocates say Labour's new restrictions aren't enough
Those concerned about vaping restrictions say the measures proposed by Labour today aren't good enough, and might not even happen. Labour says it would slash the number of vape stores to 600… Audio
Solid serve of criticism for food at Victoria Uni halls of residence
It's a solid serve of criticism from some diners at Victoria University's catered halls of residence. The Uni says its only had a handful of complaints despite serving meals to about 2,000 students… Audio
'We've failed our Mokopuna': Activists demand tougher vaping rules
"We as adults have failed our mokopuna", that's the message from activists demanding the government introduces tougher rules around vaping. They presented a petition to Parliament today, calling for… Video, Audio
Kids as young as six call on MPs to do more about climate change
Children arrived at the steps of Parliament today to tell politicians how worried they are about climate change. Climate Change Minister James Shaw received notes from children as young as six calling… Audio
Former Gloriavale members want community shut down
Former members of the Gloriavale Christian Community say the secretive sect is cracking under pressure - and they want it shut down.
Its leader, Howard Temple, appeared in the Greymouth District… Audio
Police dive squad called in for search
The police dive squad has been called into the search for missing woman Yanfei Bao.
The Christchurch real estate agent has been missing for a week and a man has appeared in court charged with… Audio
National Women's Waka Ama team eye Wolrd Championships
The national Women's Waka Ama team have come together this Matariki to cast their sights forward to competing in the World Long Distance Championship next month in Samoa.
The impact of Cyclone… Audio