Of mice and men: Gender discrimination in Alzheimer's research
Are you a man or are you a mouse? - The answer is both if you're being used for Alzheimer's research.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 1 Aug 2018 | 11:25 am
Kiwifruit industry: New Zealand labour 'just not there'
The kiwifruit industry is facing a shortfall of 7000 workers as it predicts it will double in value in the next ten years.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 1 Aug 2018 | 9:17 am
Primary teachers and principals vote to extend strike to full day strike
Primary teachers and principals have voted to extend strike action to a full day instead of a previously planned three-hour stoppage. Watch: NZEI's Louise Green on Morning Report.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 1 Aug 2018 | 7:53 am
Supplier of aluminium composite panels pulls out of CodeMark
A major supplier of aluminium composite panels for high-rise buildings has pulled out of the government's troubled CodeMark scheme.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 10:46 pm
International visitor survey in need of 'tune up'
Crucial government statistics on international tourist spending have not been fit for purpose for some time, a tourism industry body says.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 10:10 pm
Camaraderie and catchups for younger dementia sufferers
New Zealand's lack of services for sufferers of younger onset dementia is being challenged by a newly formed community group.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 9:47 pm
Foam investigation: Tests to include properties near Whenuapai airbase
Tests for firefighting foam contamination are spreading outwards to encompass properties neighbouring Whenuapai airbase in west Auckland.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 9:34 pm
Man only out of mental health ward for three days before killing
Gabriel Yad-Elohim's lawyer says her client was hearing voices and had only been out of Auckland Hospital's mental health ward for three days when he killed a man.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 9:21 pm
OIO approves land sale near Arthur's Pass to Czech businessman
The Overseas Investment Office has approved the sale of more than 40,000 hectares of South Island high country land to a Czech businessman.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 8:23 pm
NZers in Australian detention express frustrations via art
New Zealanders being held in Australian detention centres will get the chance to share their stories live on-screen at an international art fair from tomorrow.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 8:23 pm
Mt Ruapehu shuttle buses ‘not fit for purpose’
Checkpoint - A bus company shuttling passengers to and from Mount Ruapehu has admitted that one of its buses had been operating with a failed handbrake.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 8:07 pm
Weetbix trademark violation case in court
A battle between two breakfast cereals has wound up in the High Court in Christchurch.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 7:32 pm
Four injured after collision on Waikato Expressway
State Highway 1, south of Auckland, has reopened after a four-car collision.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 6:48 pm
Airbnb hosts angered by Auckland Council's retrospective bed tax
Some Airbnb hosts are warning they are going to leave the online accomodation service as a result of a new Auckland Council tax.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 6:15 pm
Man convicted of road worker's murder loses appeal
Quinton Paul Winders, who shot dead a road worker who was operating a stop-go sign, has had his appeal thrown out.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 4:57 pm
Privy Council turns down ex-Pitcairn mayor's appeal
The Privy Council has refused to grant the disgraced former mayor of Pitcairn Island's appeal against his convictions for possessing child pornography.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 4:38 pm
Court recognises new public interest defence in defamation claims
In a ground-breaking judgment, the Court of Appeal today recognised a new public interest defence in defamation claims arising from mass publications.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 4:32 pm
Two men convicted of fraud over $41m bank loan
Two men have been convicted of fraudulently securing a $41 million bank loan to build an inner-city apartment block in Auckland.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 4:03 pm
Kāpiti councillor's supporter accused of breaching suppression
A supporter of a Kāpiti Coast councillor convicted of indecent assault has been charged with illegally naming the complainant in the case.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 3:21 pm
Expat claims Great Walk fees are a 'money grab from tourists'
A couple in Australia have complained that higher fees for foreign tourists to tramp New Zealand's Great Walks amounts to unlawful discrimination.Source: Radio New Zealand New Zealand Headlines | 31 Jul 2018 | 12:56 pm
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