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Domestic violence campaigners are celebrating the introduction of stalking legislation but want clarity on what actions will be considered stalking. Dr Alison Towns has been a major advocate of… Read more Audio

Monday marks the start of the nine day journey to parliament with close to a-thousand people already on board - protesting the Treaty Principles Bill. Senior kaumatua and Chairperson of Whangarei… Read more Audio

In today's episode, from December, Aucklanders will not be able to use the train network for nearly 100 days over the next year, as work on the City Rail Link continues, the Military and Maori… Read more Audio

Regional councillors are questioning the logic behind a sudden ban on bike racks on the front of buses, after concerns were raised about bus headlights being obstructed. Environment Canterbury deputy… Read more Audio

The Teachers Disciplinary Tribunal has cancelled a principal's teaching registration and order him to pay $16,000 for serious misconduct seven years after RNZ raised questions about his use of school… Read more Audio

Midday Rural News for 8 November 2024 Audio

The All Blacks captain Scott Barrett is expecting a backlash from Ireland tomorrow morning in Dublin after his side dumped their opponents out of last year's World Cup in the quarter-finals. Audio

Midday Business News for 8 November 2024 Audio

The Military and Māori communities are preparing for a send-off of the last surviving member of the Māori Battalion Sir Robert Gillies, known as "Bom". Jeremy Tatere MacLeod is a decedent of Sir Bom… Read more Audio

From December, Aucklanders will not be able to use the train network for nearly 100 days over the next year, as work on the City Rail Link continues. Transport Minister Simeon Brown spoke to Charlotte… Read more Audio

Aotearoa is getting a taste test of a summer to come as hot air from across the ditch heads our way. Niwa meteorologist Chris Brandolino spoke to Charlotte Cook. Audio