Nicola Wright

A prominent businessperson is jailed and the Australian state of Victoria braces for lockdown as Covid cases climb. Audio

Melbourne's outbreak grows, and its source remains elusive. Is the rest of our health system vulnerable to cyberattacks? Audio

More twists in Samoa's election stoush. A Covid mystery in Melbourne. Audio

More reaction to the Budget. We find out whether community groups think it goes far enough. And a ceasefire's declared between Israel and Hamas. Audio

Waikato DHB's IT systems may not be back online til next week. And the US calls for a ceasefire, but has blocked security council efforts to enforce peace in the Middle East. Audio

Delays mount in Waikato hospitals where IT systems remain affected by a cyber attack. We hear about a vaccine festival in Hutt Valley. Audio

National MPs offer differing views on race relations. Auckland unveils a massive infrastructure spend-up. The Cook Islands bubble takes off. The Ombudsman is investigating the Corrections Department. Audio

National MPs insist Judith Collins is safe, despite poor polling. And Samoa's Supreme Court makes a ruling on the election... our reporter at RNZ Pacific tells us what this means. Audio

The rugby players association has come up with an alternative to the Silverlake deal. Comedy legend David McPhail dies at 76. Audio

The latest child poverty figures paint a sad picture. Criminal charges have been filed regarding donations to the Labour Party and the conflict between Israel and Palestine intensifies. Audio

Credit and debit card fees to be slashed and restaurants say it'll improve their bottom line. Audio

Dunedin shock after an attack at a supermarket. Plans to ban high-risk people from having guns. Audio

The finance minister defends the public service pay freeze. Concerns prisoners are giving birth in handcuffs. Audio

A life sentence for the Red Fox Tavern shooters. The New South Wales premier criticise New Zealand's travel pause. Audio

New Zealand cricketers chartering a flight out of India tomorrow. The country's largest ever meth bust. Audio

A 4-year-old found alive after a night in the bush. Pay rises ruled out for public servants. Audio

The Fincance Minister outlines his fiscal plans. The Government's panned for a job shortfall. Audio

A shakeup in the funding of children's cancer drugs. Complexities in our China relationship laid bare. Audio

The Waitangi Tribunal calls for an independent body to prevent tamariki Maori going into state care. Audio

New Zealand Rugby approves a U-S investment deal - we'll speak to our sports reporter and extra support is on the cards for those in emergency housing. Audio