National
Taupō region bears brunt of wild weather
The worst of the wild weather which has been lashing the country appears to be over - for now. Reporter Jimmy Ellingham spoke to Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira. Audio
How a nutritionist overcame binge eating
Claire Turnbull was stuck in a cycle of overeating and shame, even after she trained as a nutritionist and fitness coach.
Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 4 June 2025
In today's episode, a new poll shows more New Zealanders oppose rather than favour the government's pay equity shakeup, demolition crews are racing against the tide to remove the burnt-out wreck of an… Audio
Interesting insects from Aotearoa
There are thought to be about 20,000 insect species in New Zealand - with 90 per cent endemic meaning they're only found only here. Scientists reckon there are still more to be discovered. A new book… Audio
From spinal injury to tearing up the slopes
In March 2016 Bailley Unahi's life changed forever when the balcony she was on at a Dunedin party collapsed.
Fiona Tarlton on the burning of the Tui
For over 50 years the historic Ship Tui has been moored up but Waitangi Bridge in Paihia. Audio
Flights in Nelson and Chch cancelled due to weather as wintry blast moves up the country
A strong wintry weather blast is starting to be felt in parts of the country with flights in and out of Christchurch and Nelson being cancelled. MetService Meteorologist Lewis Ferris spoke to… Audio
Morning Report Essentials for Wednesday 4 June 2025
In today's episode, according to results out on Wednesday morning, the left bloc would have enough support to govern, the Privacy Commissioner says facial recognition technology in North Island… Audio
Paul Henry to host the Chase New Zealand
Paul Henry reckons he is "quite similar" to the charismatic and well-loved host of the British version of the show, Bradley Walsh.
What reviewers are saying about Ardern's memoir
The former prime minister's book covers her tenure as well as upbringing, but some reviews say it lacks any direct reflection on her resignation or decision-making outside of crises.
David Seymour
Deputy PM, David Seymour, on why he pushed pay equity reforms through so quickly. Plus, his reasons for introducing the Regulatory Standards Bill, and why he thinks nearly all the submissions made… Video, Audio
Sport with Jamie Wall
RNZ sport reporter Jamie Wall joins Emile Donovan to debrief the week in sport, including the rise of 'run it straight' impact sports. Audio
The Pre-Panel for 3 June 2025
Jesse Mulligan is joined by The Panel host Wallace Chapman to preview this evening's programme, the inagural edition of the new Panel Extended or Expanded, we can't decide, to be honest. Audio
Feature interview: Dame Jacinda Ardern
Former Prime Minister Dame Jacinda Ardern rose to global prominence as a leader who spoke the language of empathy in a world increasingly fluent in outrage. She won admiration as only the second woman… Audio
Midday Report Essentials for Tuesday 3 June 2025
In today's episode, there's another change for the media landscape in Aotearoa with a new marriage between Trade Me and Stuff, employers and manufacturers are describing government moves to change the… Audio
Why it's getting harder to uncover new local musical artists
Over the last two decades the number of places we could - in theory - be exposed to new music has increased exponentially. But instead of making it easier to discover New Zealand artists, it seems to… Audio
NZ students excel at international science fair in US
Two New Zealand high school students have been victorious at the Regeneron International Science and Engineering Fair in Ohio. Year 13 student Jesse Rumball-Smith and year 11 student Isabelle Aduna… Audio
Former PM Jacinda Ardern releases memoir
Former Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has broken a long period of silence in the media, as she promotes her memoir " A Different Kind Of Power". She's given an extended interview with RNZ's Jesse… Audio
Warnings smoking rates plateauing, not plummeting
Healthcare professionals are warning daily smoking rates are plateauing rather than falling and they blame the ditching of effective anti-smoking measures. Dr Stuart Jones spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
CTU on govt's changes to WorkSafe
The government is shifting WorkSafe's priorities from enforcement, to giving more advice. Council of Trade Unions president Richard Wagstaff spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
