Charlie Dreaver

Engineering companies are pushing for diversity, but while they're hiring more female graduates, they're struggling to recruit from a range of specific groups. They say they simply can't find Maori… Audio

Six kiwi, two little blue penguins, a seal pup and 23 weka were killed by dogs over summer. Conservation organisations says this might be an underestimate. Audio

From next month thousands of New Zealanders living under the shadow of the deadly Hepatitis C virus will finally be able to get lifesaving treatment. On February 1, Pharmac will begin funding the drug… Audio

Human Rights Watch Deputy Asia Director Phil Robertson is based in Bangkok and has been part of Ms Mohammed al-Qunun's support team on the ground. He spoke to our producer Charlie Dreaver last night… Audio

The Strange Occurrences Society is a real-life team of paranormal investigators that has been checking out homes, hotels, theatres and any other building that gives people the willies, since 2005. Video, Audio

School children, the expat chinese community and art lovers, revelled at being the first to view the Terracotta Warriors exhibition at Te Papa today. Video, Audio

Two-thirds of teens aged 14 to 17 had been exposed to porn and one quarter had viewed porn by the age of 12, a survey by the censor's office has found. Audio

On this day 125 years ago more than 90,000 women went to the polls for the first time to cast their vote. Well-known women activists, historians and writers are gathering in Parliament this morning to… Audio

A new film being made in Wellington will enable the audience to don a headset and become part of the onscreen action. Science and Innovation reporter Charlie Dreaver went out to Miramar Creative… Video, Audio

Should New Zealand be looking again at the use of genetic modification for agriculture? Audio

Sir Peter Gluckman, former chief science advisor for the Prime Minister, is calling for new debate on the future of genetic modification in agriculture. Science and Innovation reporter Charlie Dreaver… Audio

A protected weevil sent to Mana Island to help it survive is thriving, but at the peril of other rare native species. Science reporter Charlie Dreaver hitched a ride with the Department of… Video, Audio

Some councils around New Zealand are doing away with Guy Fawkes altogether for other more home-grown celebrations such as Matariki. With no let up in fireworks sales will the call for a ban, or public… Audio

Wellingtonians came out in droves to greet the Duke and Duchess of Sussex on the couple's first royal visit to New Zealand yesterday. After flying in with athletes from the Invictus Games the couple… Audio

Consumer watchdogs want clearer rules for packaging to stop shoppers paying extra for products that aren't as environmentally friendly as they're advertised. This practice is called greenwashing. And… Audio

Reaching the Paris Agreement goal of a 1.5 degree increase in global temperatures is still possible, but the impacts will be severe if there aren't changes across every aspect of society - and soon… Audio

A new international report has found the world will need to go undergo unprecedented change in all aspects of our society, if we are to reach the global warming goals made in the 2015 Climate… Audio