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Police look to design new cushion after restrained man's death 08.05.2026 3:44
Police are looking to design a bespoke head cushion with a local manufacturer after a man who was restrained in a chair inside police cells died. An Auckland Coroner has heard how Jaye Taueli forcefully thrashed his head back and forth repeatedly while tied down in the chair. He lost consciousness, and died in hospital from a ruptured malformed vessel in his brain, a day after his arrest. Reporter...
Wellington Phoenix women to host Brisbane Roar 08.05.2026 4:04
It will be do or die for the Wellington Phoenix women on Sunday, when they host Brisbane Roar for a place in football's A-league final. Sports reporter Bridget Tunnicliffe spoke to Melissa Chan-Green.
Middle East correspondent Lou Browne 08.05.2026 4:22
More twists and turns in the fragile ceasefire between the United States and Iran.
Universities caught up in global hacking incident 08.05.2026 3:07
Universities across the country have been caught up in a global hacking incident that has hit 9000 education providers around the world. Learning managment system Canvas has been breached, and data including names, email addresses, student ID numbers and messages between users are at risk. The system's currently offline, meaning students can't access course materials or submit assignments. Luka Fo...
Salvation Army stores see drop off in people buying second-hand 08.05.2026 4:04
When money is tight you might reasonably expect shoppers will turn to second-hand stores instead. However, the Director of the Salvation Army stores said they've seen the opposite, describing the drop as 'significant' and a 'shocker'. ANZ card spending data backs that up. Spending for second-hand goods fell 3.2 percent in March and 3.3 percent in April. There are 125 Salvation Army Family Stores a...
Women linked to Islamic State fighters flying home to Australia 07.05.2026 8:36
A group of Australian women linked to Islamic State fighters are currently in the air flying home to Australia with their children, where it's expected a number face arrest by Australian authorities after they land. Australia correspondent Nick Grimm spoke to Melissa Chan-Green.
Evening business for 7 May 2026 07.05.2026 4:06
News from the business sector, including a market report.
Auckland FC in A-League semi-finals for second season in a row 07.05.2026 4:35
Auckland FC are into the A-League semi-finals for the second season in a row and want to learn from the disappointment of last May. This Saturday Auckland host the first leg of the home and away series against Adelaide United and are determined to make it to the Grand Final for the first time. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Melissa Chan-Green.
Seymour suggest changes coming RNZ's leadership 07.05.2026 5:20
David Seymour has intensified his attacks on the country's state broadcasters, suggesting changes are coming for RNZ's leadership as the government reshapes its boards. In response, RNZ has staunchly defended its editorial independence and warned against political interference. Deputy political editor Craig McCulloch spoke to Melissa Chan-Green.
Report highlighting climate change risks wake up call - experts 07.05.2026 3:36
A major report highlighting the biggest risks to the coutnry from climate change is a huge wake-up call, experts say. The Climate Change Commission published its national climate risk assessment on Thursday, urging the government to make crucial decisions about how to fund adaptation. One climate policy researcher said the country needs to take a war-time approach to the problem. Climate change co...
880 people on board Kaitaki Interislander close to grounding 07.05.2026 10:27
The 880 people on board the Kaitaki Interislander ferry on January 28th 2023 were just 12 minutes from grounding with the potential for catastrophic damage and loss of life. It was saved by anchors kicking in to stop the drift to shore, according to a damning report released by the Transport Accident Investigation Commission. KiwiRail previously been sentenced to pay $432,500 after being found gui...
Teenager paralysed in accident works to regain independence 07.05.2026 3:23
A teenager paralysed from the chest down in an accident early this year says he's focussing on the positives and working hard to regain his independence as he comes to grips with his new life. Sixteen year old Noah Berkeley hit a sand bank as he dove into a wave while swimming between the flags on Wairarapa's Riversdale beach just after New year. Bill Hickman reports.
Collective calls to be declared an essential service for fuel 07.05.2026 5:26
A service that works with vulnerable children and their whanau is calling on Oranga Tamariki and the Government to declare it an essential service in the event of fuel rationing. With the Prime Minister and Shane Jones hinting in recent days that more details will be released around that soon, The Family Start Collective is concerned they've been fobbed off. They say rising fuel costs are forcing...
Child stopped twice from getting on bus after forgetting wallet 07.05.2026 2:57
A grandmother is seething after her grandchild was stopped twice from getting on a bus to her Auckland school because she'd forgotten her wallet. She said the drivers should've shown compassion and understanding, but instead the young girl was left stranded and vulnerable. It's a situation transport authorities say a child should never have been in. Kim Baker Wilson reports.
New Zealand Rugby appoint new CEO 07.05.2026 3:42
Steve Lancaster has been appointed to the top job, after stepping in as interim six months ago.
Kiwi scientist gives snail fighting chance 07.05.2026 5:21
Bringing an animal back from the brink of extinction is an amazing feat, but when it's an animal that doesn't usually feature among the most talked-about endangered species it's especially exciting for one kiwi scientist. James Joseph is a champion of the humble snail. The Norfolk Island snail to be exact. About six years ago, an island resident came across the Campbell's keeled glass-snail listed...
US correspondent Todd Zwillich 07.05.2026 5:52
A federal judge in the United States has unsealed a purported suicide note supposedly written by dead sex offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Calls for safe end of life plans for lithium ion batteries 07.05.2026 4:48
A New Zealand battery recycling business wants the Government to step in to ensure any company importing lithium ion batteries has safe end-of-life plans for them.
Europe correspondent Diane To 06.05.2026 6:24
Europe correspondent Diane To spoke to Melissa Chan-Green
Evening business for 6 May 2026 06.05.2026 4:20
News from the business sector, including a market report.
Super Rugby Aupiki captains gather to launch 2026 season 06.05.2026 4:27
While kick off is still a month away, Super Rugby Aupiki captains gathered at the SkyTower to officially launch the 2026 season. The competition is continuing to expand since its inception, however some players are still sacrificing plenty to play. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Melissa Chan-Green.
Auckland psychiatrist creates app 06.05.2026 5:03
An Auckland psychiatrist said it is still a long process for an ADHD diagnosis because GPs have told him a 15 minute doctors appointment is just not enough time to assess. So Dr Sidhesh Phaldessai has come up with an app that would help people collate the information they need in advance. Dr Phaldessai knows what it is like to be on both sides of a diagnosis, having noticing his own ADHD symptoms...
High Court trial set for 3 weeks 06.05.2026 4:04
A High Court jury has watched footage of Hayden Tasker ploughing into two police officers and a patrol car early on New Years Day in 2025.
New multi-choice test for migrants applying for citizenship 06.05.2026 6:53
What do you know about the Bill of Rights Act? When did New Zealand adopt MMP? Can prisoners on remand for offences which occurred before last December vote? Anyone wanting to apply for citizenship in New Zealand from late next year could tested on these kinds of questions under new requirements announced on Wednesday. They'll also be expected to get a 75 percent pass mark. Minister of Internal Af...
Travellers making best of convoy queues 06.05.2026 4:21
Motorists queueing for convoys through the Awakino Gorge on State Highway 3 are taking advantage of their idling time to chat with fellow travellers, walk their dogs or even do a spot of crocheting.
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