Nicola Wright

The Pacific community struck hard by Delta. The Finance Minister says the economy's poised to bounce back. Audio

A lockdown decision looms... And the Crowne Plaza - a managed isolation hotel - is under investigation. Audio

Health sources confirm to RNZ the Delta strain has reached Wellington. We discuss what that means with epidemiologist Michael Baker. And former Deputy Prime Minister Sir Michael Cullen has died. Audio

Sky City casino says more than 12-hundred people were there when a Covid-positve case visited. As the outbreak source remains a mystery, we're told to hunker down. And concerns not everyone will get… Audio

Aotearoa is in lockdown. As cases grow to 5, confirmation it's the more transmissible delta variant. Audio

Terror in Kabul as the Taliban takeover. Nurses and DHBs begin pay equity negotiations. Audio

Kabul falls to the Taliban. Fears it will reverse decades of human rights progress. Audio

Middle Earth is moving abroad - We speak to the Economic Development Minister Stuart Nash, and the Film Commission. And the government dismisses calls for a stand-alone Covid agency. Audio

A new normal for international travel? We'll take a look at the changes coming to the border, and the vaccine rollout. Audio

Meridian Energy struggled to cancel pre-planned shutdowns. Is a 100-percent vaccination rate needed for quarantine-free international travel? Audio

Power cuts leave the Energy Minister demanding answers. And the UN gives a stark climate warning. Audio

Snow and ice after a bitterly cold southerly and were Tauranga port workers exposed to Covid-19 on a container ship? Audio

Stamping out inequality essential for health reforms. Joe Biden addresses the Pacific nations. Audio

More frontline police want to carry guns. Youth voting advocates appeal a High Court decision. Audio

Wages are up, unemployment is down. And the issue with unattainable First Home Grants in a commodified housing market Audio

Taking aim at unsustainable house prices. Wild weather strikes the country. Audio

Patients requiring urgent overseas treatment unable to get back home. Governments blamed for failing on the right to shelter. Audio

The country's first mass vaccine event gets underway. The Health Minister tries to dissuade a nurses strike.

Nicola Wright has the news. Audio

Confirmation we're paying too much for groceries. Calls for an investigation after a child is housed in a hospital ward.

Nicola Wright has the news. Audio

Demand for Covid vaccines runs hot as the general rollout begins. And the All Blacks sign petrochemical firm Ineos as a sponsor.

Nicola Wright has the news. Audio