Auckland
Running Fever
Running is currently trending, especially among young people. But why? Audio
Dancing Like a Stripper
Strippers have been the butt of many jokes. “If this doesn’t work out I’ll just become a stripper”
Is it true that stripping is only ever a backup plan? And how easy is it really?
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Asian dessert stores snowball, offering sweet treats amid downturn
An increasing number of Asian style dessert parlours and bakeries have opened in Auckland in the past year.
NZ Live: Racing
They are a four-piece based in Tamaki Makaurau, and they're currently building up to the release of their third studio album. They've just wrapped up an eight-stop tour around the country, which came… Audio
Cause of major delays at Auckland International Airport revealed
Hundreds of passengers were left waiting at the terminal after a network outage today. Audio
Dirt bike convoy: 16 arrests after disruptions across Auckland
12 bikes were also seized, along with two cars and one quad bike.
'Defend the shed' - how the poultry industry has been preparing
Avian flu has been found on an Otago chicken farm for the first time in New Zealand's history. It's something the poultry industry has spent months preparing for and we take you inside a North Island… Audio
Homicide investigation launched after man dies from gunshot
The victim was rushed to Middlemore Hospital but died of his injuries.
'Polytreneur' breaks into mainstream with Pasifika babywear
After many long nights and tears, a business owner is celebrating her babywear company's second anniversary alongside the launch of a pop up store.
Nights Science: Derelict Buildings
Jeff Fahrensohn is the building inspection manager for Auckland Council.
He speaks to Emile Donovan about why it can be so difficult to restore some of our most love buildings. Audio
Outdoor fires banned in Hauraki Gulf, Otago
The fire risk is increasing in parts of the country as vegetation starts to dry out.
12,000 Miles | Episode 1: Ground Work
In the first of a three-part series, bands from Christchurch, Wellington, and Auckland travel to Scotland to compete in the World Pipe Band Championships. Video
One dead after single-vehicle crash in South Auckland
Hyperion Drive, in Randwick Park, has reopened after a fatal crash on Sunday morning.
A curious approach to growing tomatoes
Meet Anthony and Angela Tringham, of Curious Croppers, the couple growing heirloom tomatoes using agroecology principles. Audio
How is business going at Auckland's Otara markets?
After a tough year, the cutting of the Official Cash rate by 50 basis points will be welcome news to stallholders at a popular Auckland market who are hoping for bumper a Christmas and summer trade… Audio
Wang Xiaolong
China’s ambassador, Wang Xiaolong, issues a warning to New Zealand about the consequences of joining AUKUS. Plus, Guyon asks him about the CCP's influence in New Zealand , the potential of a Trade war… Video, Audio
12,000 Miles | Trailer
12,000 Miles is a spellbinding insight into the journey New Zealanders take to compete at the World Pipe Band Championships in Glasgow, Scotland. Video
Sam McBride
As demand for ADHD medication skyrockets, Guyon Espiner asks leading psychiatrist Dr Sam McBride why more people than ever before are being diagnosed with the condition - and to what degree… Video, Audio
Woman seriously assaulted, hospitalised after meeting teen at 2am in Auckland
A 17-year-old has been arrested, while the woman is in a serious condition.
Music feature: Grey Lynn gothic country
Involving bands like The Vietnam War, The Drab Doo-Riffs, Tourettes and Heart Attack Alley, this was a subgenre that emerged out of one specific suburb in Auckland. Concert promoter, DJ and man about… Audio
