Mani Dunlop

Southland farmers are out trying to assess stock losses.

Susan Murray has te pūrongo taiwhenua. Audio

Mount Maunganui is getting another big game of cricket this summer.

Barry Guy has te pūrongo hakinakina. Audio

Fishing company Sanford steps into the beauty industry.

Maja Burry has te pūrongo pakihi, the business news. Audio

Labour is promising to increase mental health support for school aged children and boost Pharmac funding by $200 million if they're re-elected.

The party wants to extend the roll-out of its Mana Ake… Audio

Snow continues to fall in South Otago.

RNZ's Otago-Southland reporter Tess Brunton spoke to Māni Dunlop from Milton. Audio

Widespread snowfalls continue to impact parts of the South Island, while wind warnings are in place for parts of the lower east coast of the North Island.

Seven Highways remain shut and warnings are… Audio

The national body of kura kaupapa is accusing the Ministry of Education of institutional racism in the way it prioritises total immersion Māori schools for repairs and rebuilds.

A Christchurch kura… Audio

A group representing tenants says a pre-emptive call to evict "problem" renters is highly unethical.

Māni Dunlop spoke to a spokesperson for Renters United, Anna Mooney. Audio

Otago landlords with rowdy tenants are being told to give them the boot now, before a law change makes that even harder to do.

Among the new changes to tenancy rules coming into effect next February… Audio

Sky TV reports a loss after company writedowns.

Gyles Beckford has the business news. Audio

The family of a New Zealander who was on a cattle ship that sunk in the East China sea say they're devastated the search has been called off.

Scott Harris from Palmerston North and Southland man… Audio

Thousands of general practice nurses are striking around the country today as they bid for equal pay with hospital colleagues.

Rallies are currently being held in the country's main centres, with… Audio

A fire that engulfed the Maui Campervan warehouse near Auckland Airport this morning has gutted 70 percent of the building.

The fire is now out, though crew are still on site dampening hotspots as… Audio

A leaked video clip of last week's Green Party crisis call shows James Shaw claiming the controversial Green School funding had been given "verbal sign-off" by Education Minister Chris Hipkins.

The… Audio

More than 40 crew members are missing - including two New Zealanders - after a ship carrying nearly 6000 cows got into trouble during Typhoon Maysak in the East China Sea.

Strong winds and torrential… Audio

The sixth annual Kōanga Festival, which showcases works from new Māori playwrights, begins online today, after Level 2 meant it couldn't be held in Tāmaki Makaurau theatres as normal.

Its director… Audio

Hamilton businesses say the cancellation of next year's world rugby Sevens tournament has come as a blow.

Both the New Zealand and Australian legs of the series have been cancelled due to the… Audio

Health officials have yet to put their mind to when Auckland and the rest of the country should return to Alert Level 1.

The Director General of Health, Ashley Bloomfield, made the admission during a… Audio

RNZ's reporter, Meriana Johnsen, was at the Supreme Court hearing when the arguments for and against the appeal proceeding were made.

She spoke to Māni Dunlop about the case. Audio

The Supreme Court has decided the appeal of child sex offender Peter Ellis should continue, despite his death.

Mr Ellis died in September last year, just two months after his application to appeal… Audio