Ellie Jay
UK: will BoJo stay or will he go?
We begin this morning in the United Kingdom where Prime Minister Boris Johnson has vowed to continue on as PM despite incredible pressure for him to resign. Joining Nathan from London is our… Audio
BoJo at NATO: Putin is 'toxic masulinity at it's worst'
To the UK now, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been in Spain, welcoming Sweden and Finland into the NATO fold... Also in Spain has been our UK correspondent Ellie Jay. Audio
Early seasonal heatwaves causing large wildfires in Spain
To Spain now, where firefighters are battling wildfires caused by one of the earliest heatwaves on record.. Joining Nathan Rarere is our roving reporter Ellie Jay. Audio
UK: flight cancelled, EU protests UK asylum flights to Rwanda,
Joining Nathan Rarere from London is our correspondent Ellie Jay Audio
UK: PM Boris Johnson up for no-confidence vote from Tory MPs
Joining Nathan Rarere from London as she helps gather up bunting and dodging Monkey Pox is our correspondent Ellie Jay. Audio
UK: investigations launched into Champions League fans
We begin this morning in the United Kingdom where main streets are festooned with bunting in anticipation of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth's Jubilee.. Joining Nathan Rarere from London is our… Audio
Pressure on emergency vets exacerbated by pandemic
A surge in pet owners due to the pandemic coupled with the rising cost of living, covid and a shortage of skilled staff has led to severely busy times for vets. Fiona Park is managing director of the… Audio
Vet Shortage leaves pet owners struggling for appointments
A vet shortage combined with increased pet ownership during the pandemic has created a perfect storm with owners often struggling to access appointments or after hours healthcare. One owner with a… Audio
Aussie hiker reunited with shoe stolen by cheeky kea
One hiker in Wanaka was left with cold feet after a Kea stole his shoes whilst he was camping in the hills. 29 year old Doctor Hannah Morey came to the rescue as the next day she traced the feathery… Audio
Young Kiwis finally going on their OEs
From midnight tonight Australians will be able to enter New Zealand without going through MIQ or self-isolation, and from the start of next month we'll be welcoming visitors from other visa waiver… Audio
Hallertau Brewery uses local tomatoes for Tomato Michelada
In what could be a world first, tomato beer is on the cards if you're in Auckland this evening, Anthony Tringham is the Chief Tomato Officer for curious croppers who grow interesting and unusual… Audio
Kiwifruit growers need a miracle to achieve a good season
The kiwifruit picking season is about to get underway but a lack of backpackers and seasonal workers has some growers worried their crops might end up on the compost heap. At the peak of the season, 3… Audio
Lack of building supplies delays finishing work
If you're hoping to build a house in the near future or replace some skirting board or even patch a roof you could be waiting months for materials and manpower. And whilst sheets of gib are selling… Audio
Year of the Vaccine:'flu jab more important this year than ever
With the flu season almost upon us health officials are warning us to be vigilant and get vaccinated.. again. The flu vaccine can now be given at the same time as a Covid-19 vaccine or booster shot… Audio
How are businesses building for arrival of tourists?
Today we'll find out how long we'll be living with vaccine passes and mandates. The Government announced last week that it was bringing forward the dates for tourists from Australia to come across the… Audio
Auckland residents on storm's fallout
Auckland recorded more than a month's worth of rain in a little over an hour on Monday before the storm moved on to Waikato and Coromandel.
Numerous homes and businesses were flooded, with Fire and… Audio
Auckland mops up from yesterday's torrential rain
People in the upper North Island are hoping for a bit of sun today as they soak up the water and clear the debris left by yesterday's torrential rain and floods. Auckland recorded more than a month's… Audio
Reusable period products now provided to women in the NZ army
New Zealand is leading the world by supplying female soldiers with menstrual cups and reusable pads. The idea was first proposed by Private Thomson - a soldier based at Linton Military Camp. Audio
As war affects oil prices, interest in EVs soar
As oil prices soar, petrol prices have smashed the $3 a litre mark .. is now the time to switch to an EV? Jack Harley is the CEO and founder of YourCar, a business that connects dealers and consumers… Audio
Bad weather causes worst flooding in Australian history
It is estimated that the flooding in South East Queensland's could cost the State at least 2.5 billion dollars due to the damage and infrastructure that will need rebuilding It comes as Australia's… Audio