Te Aniwa Hurihanganui

The Highlanders are expecting a good turnout from local rugby fans this weekend.

Barry Guy has sport. Audio

Infratil looks to raise $300-million.

Emma Hatton has business. Audio

The police have apologised to the whānau of a 16-year-old boy from Masterton, who was arrested last year because he matched the description of a suspect who robbed a gas station.

Peter Hing had just… Audio

New Zealand's major centres are still quieter than usual, despite the country's move to Alert Level One overnight.

All physical distancing measures and gathering limits have now been lifted, and the… Audio

The Immigration Minister has told migrant workers they need to consider their futures - as they were filling caps in the labour market that may no longer exist.

Cabinet considered opening up the… Audio

Skifields are also eagerly awating the news of when the country will move to Level 1.

Peter Campbell spoke with Te Aniwa Hurihanganui. Audio

Cabinet will decide today if the country is ready to move to level one – a decision which could be in place as soon as Wednesday night.

Level one would see restrictions on gatherings lifted, allowing… Audio

A whānau advocate says there is no denying some children need to be taken away from unsafe family environments, but the Ministry can do it without traumatising mothers.

It follows a new report into… Audio

An academic says the United Kingdom would likely look to a trusted partner, far away from Russia, in order to hide a former Russian spy and his daughter. Audio

More than 1,000 jobs could be cut at The Warehouse, Warehouse Stationery and Noel Leeming, as the Warehouse Group looks to close some of its stores.

Three closures have been confirmed, while another… Audio

Gisborne district councillors have voted in favour of permanently installing two new replicas of Captain Cook's ship the Endeavour without consulting iwi or the wider public.

It follows the… Audio

A Waitangi Tribunal report has found systemic breaches by the Crown led to the desecration and development of a historically significant burial site in Waikanae north of Wellington.  

The report… Audio

Auckland iwi Ngati Whatua are urging Auckland Council to extend the deadline for submissions on a controversial Dome Valley Landfill proposal. The Auckland Council notified a resource consent… Audio

The Prime Minister hasn't ruled out creating another public holiday, despite Winston Peters making it clear he does not support it.

The prospect has got lots of people excited, with many already… Audio

Closing New Zealand's borders to anyone but residents to clamp down on Covid-19, has also cut-off more than 90 percent of visitors to Rotorua's oldest tourism business, The Whakarewarewa Village.

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Funeral directors and whānau who have relentlessly opposed the ten person limit on funerals and tangi are delighted with the news up to 50 people can now attend the service.

The Health Minister David… Audio

Iwi leaders and Maori Ministers will be meeting shortly to discuss restrictions around tangihanga after outrage from te ao Māori.

On Monday, the Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, said the tangi and… Audio

Tourists who dock on the shores of Aotea Great Barrier Island could soon be turned away, with some locals preparing to set up a checkpoint there during alert level 2.

Checkpoint organiser Kelly Klink… Video, Audio