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Stories from Our Changing World
18 Mar 2026Host of Our Changing World Claire Concannon joins Jesse to talk about the North Island brown Kiwi. Audio
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Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 18 March 2026
Grocery prices are set to rise, we speak to the industry watchdog; What these price increases mean for Kiwis struggling financially; Will Chris Hipkins political credibility be damaged by a recent… Audio
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Do we really need a data centre in Southland?
18 Mar 2026A $3 billion data centre in Southland is being touted a game changer - delivering the most significant upgrade to New Zealand's digital infrastructure in a generation. Datagrid has received resource… Audio
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We chat to the stars from a new documentary about women's rugby
'Tears On The Field' is a new locally produced documentary that hit's cinemas tomorrow. Set in Taranaki it follows the story of women's grass roots rugby. Two of the film's stars, rugby players Kate… Audio
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Who decides what roads need tolls and how much to pay?
The NZ transport agency Waka Kotahi has started public consultation over a new road in Northland, and already some of you are fuming. The proposed new stretch of motorway is between Warkworth and Te… Audio
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Saving Money when prices everywhere are going up
18 Mar 2026Food prices are up, petrol prices are up and bills, well for most of us, they're up too. It feels like this cost of living crisis isn't going anywhere fast, so we thought it would be a good chance to… Audio
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Midday Sports News for 18 March 2026
18 Mar 2026An update on the latest news and results from RNZ's sports team. Audio
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The million dollar plan to deal to dangerous dogs
18 Mar 2026Hundreds of thousands of dollars is being directed by the government to try to curb rife uncontrolled dog breeding in Auckland and Northland. Brooke van Velden spoke to Guyon Espiner. Audio
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Midday Rural News for 18 March 2026
18 Mar 2026An update on the latest news from RNZ's rural team. Audio
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Latest news from Australia
18 Mar 2026The latest news from Australia with correspondent Amanda Copp in Canberra. Audio
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Will Hipkins’ ex-wife’s Facebook post damage his credibility?
18 Mar 2026Chris Hipkins says he considered resigning after his ex-wife lit up social media with claims about the politician. But the Labour leader says he's staying on and fighting to be Prime Minister after… Audio
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What the price increases mean for Kiwis struggling financially
18 Mar 2026So what does this actually look like on the ground and in the supermarket aisle. Guyon Espiner spoke with Delwyn, who with help from the charity Christians Against Poverty, has dug herself out of debt… Audio
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Grocery watchdog responds to price increases at supermarkets
18 Mar 2026Yesterday we had the news that food prices rose 4.5% in the year to February, and that was before the Iran war started. Foodstuffs boss Chris Quinn told Morning Report that oil spikes will spill over… Audio
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Money: What's the Iran conflict doing on markets?
When war broke out in the Middle East, it brought with it warnings about soaring fuel prices and shaky share markets. We've seen the fuel price rise, but so far, share markets haven't been as… Audio
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Trapeze artist Adam Malone on the circus and cabaret show seducing Auckland audiences
18 Mar 2026An upbeat circus, cabaret and comedy show has been seducing audiences at the Auckland Arts Festival. La Ronde sees audiences treated to pole dancing, trapeze acts and soaring vocal performances. Audio
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Music: When artists write songs for their children
18 Mar 2026Music correspondent Kirsten Zemke takes us for little walk through history, with artists who wrote tracks for their children. From Billy Joel and John Lennon, to Minnie Riperton and Lenny Kravitz. How… Audio
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