Ashleigh Mc Caull
Convoys hit road between cyclone-hit Tokomaru Bay, Gisborne
Official convoys have kicked off today for whanau wanting to travel between Tokomaru Bay and Gisborne along the backroad. The operation is very much trial and error, but miscommunication led to some… Video, Audio
PM Hipkins visits Wairoa, recovering after Cyclone Gabrielle
After two failed attempts the Prime Minister has finally visited Wairoa more than a month after the town was hit by Cyclone Gabrielle. Those who have lost their homes and have been staying at the… Video, Audio
Te Waonui a TMK for 12 March 2023
We look back at the life of the country's first openly transgender mayor and MP Georgina Beyer; and the Dargaville community's reaction to a meeting opposing co-governance and Te Tiriti o Waitangi. Audio
Excitement over new birthing centre set to open in Porirua
Expecting parents in Porirua are thrilled about a new birthing centre owned and operated by Ngāti Toa.
Te Puna Wairua was opened yesterday by the Governor General Dame Cindy Kiro.
Ashleigh McCaull… Audio
Cyclone Gabrielle: Tradies working for free in Te Karaka
Tradies have been working for free in Te Karaka out of what they describe as a labour of love to help their community.
They're also keen to offer their services free of charge to people in other… Audio
Cyclone Gabrielle: Few fans for council's silt solution
Gisborne residents slogging away clearing silt from flooded homes and businesses are not impressed with the council's solution on how and where to dump it.
There are two places to go - and at the… Audio
Reality settling in for whānau hit by floods
A fortnight after the floods in Tāmaki Makaurau and the reality is setting in for many whānau who have lost their homes and are trying to rebuild their lives.
Despite schools re-opening, some still… Audio
Auckland pest controllers warn of rodent rise after floods
Some Auckland pest controllers are warning about an influx in rodents and pests after a fortnight of hot, wet weather.
But despite pest control companies recieving more calls, the council expects… Audio
Ed Sheeran fan pulled on stage during gig
Thousands packed Sky Stadium last night to see singer Ed Sheeran.
Sheeran's team said it was the biggest touring production ever to come to New Zealand.
One fan got a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity… Audio
Report shows failings from Oranga Tamariki carers
Oranga Tamariki is defending its care of children despite a new report showing it's failing to reach some minimum standards..
The latest Independent Children's Monitor report shows that in two years… Audio
Waka Ama sprint champs race on
Nearly 3000 Waka Ama paddlers and thousands more spectators have gathered on the shores of Lake Karapiro this week.
They're there for the Waka Ama national sprint championships - one of the biggest… Audio
Anti-revenge porn campaigners want more law changes
Campaigners against online revenge porn want more law changes saying the current legislation is still not good enough.
The Harmful Digital Communications Act was amended in March so victims no longer… Audio
Hundreds of teenagers warned or prosecuted for revenge porn
Hundreds of children and teenagers are among those warned or prosecuted for revenge porn.
People under the age of nineteen now account for a third of the more than 2000 offenders police have dealt… Audio
Te Waonui a TMK for 4 November 2022
This week our Maori news team look at health providers planning for the next pandemic; how is Maori wellbeing improving alongside the reo; and, the country's top tohunga gather in Whakatane. Audio
Māori worried govt climate planning could override their work
Māori communities are worried the government's climate planning could override their own work and rangatiratanga.
As you heard on Morning Report yesterday officials have identified 44 communities at… Audio
Wellington and Rotorua elect wahine Māori Mayors
For the first time Wellington and Rotorua have elected a wahine Māori as mayor.
Tory Whanau and Tania Tapsell are among five new Māori mayors starting in their roles today.
Ashleigh McCaull… Audio
Competitors gather in Waitangi for Waka Ama competition
More than a thousand competitors have gathered in Waitangi for a weekend of long-distance waka ama paddling.
It's the most participants the competition has ever seen -- with some of the races seeing… Audio
Co-ownership structure for land in Tauranga
An iwi leader says a co-ownership structure for land in Tauranga signals a new era of co-operation.
Ngāi Te Rangi chair Paora Stanley says working with the city council has been very difficult in the… Audio
Te Waonui a TMK for Sunday 22 October 2022
This week our Maori news team looks into why there's still no reliable way to record targeted hate crimes despite a funded team and hundreds of audits, and why the Children's Minister was forced to… Audio
Police can't say how many hate crimes targeted specific groups
Police still have no reliable way of recording who is being targeted by hate crimes despite funding a dedicated team and hundreds of audits in the last year.
Inquiries by RNZ have found police are… Audio