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Thames-Coromandel State of Emergency ends today
28 Jan 2026Thames-Coromandel's local State of Emergency ends today, but the clean-up is far from over. Mayor Peter Revell spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Pacific Waves for 28 January 2026
28 Jan 2026Samoan playwright found dead in jail; US President delivers on WHO withdrawal promise; Pasifika gym franchise turns fitness into a family affair; NZ scraps Tokelau airport project Audio
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Samoan playwright found dead in jail
28 Jan 2026Playwright Papali'i Sia Figiel has been found dead inside her jail cell in Samoa. Audio
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US President delivers on WHO withdrawal promise
28 Jan 2026The United States has officially withdrawn from the World Health Organisation. Audio
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Pasifika gym chain turns fitness into a family affair
28 Jan 2026A Pasifika-owned gym chain in Auckland and Hamilton is turning fitness into a family affair. Audio
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RNZ Pacific News at 6am for 28 January 2026
28 Jan 2026The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport. Audio
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New Zealand govt scraps Tokelau airport project
28 Jan 2026New Zealand has scrapped a project to build an airport in Tokelau after sinking NZD$3 million into the design phase. Audio
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Eating non-regulated meat could be dangerous for Pasifika
Tongan community leader and former food safety regulator Melino Maka voices concern over non-regulated meat. Audio
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Zoi Sadowski Synott looking forward to Winter Olympics
With fewer than ten days until the Winter Olympics, producer Ross McNaughton checks in with medal prospect snowboarder Zoi Sadowski Synott Audio
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Op Shop Rummage: Hospice Queenstown
28 Jan 2026Local radio legend Boggy McDowell tells us what goodies await punters at Queenstown's Hospice Shop Audio
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Europe countries forced to diversify international relations
28 Jan 2026European Prime Ministers head to Paris, Anita Purcell-Sjölund tells us why. Audio
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News in Cook Islands Maori for 28 January 2026
28 Jan 2026The latest News in Cook Island Maori ( Te Reo Maori Kiki Airani), brought to you by our partners Pacific Media Network Audio
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Playing Tetris with an ever-growing prison population
The record number of prisoners are bouncing between facilities around the country, stretching court resources and rehabilitation programmes Audio
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Humanity’s oldest known cave art
Professor Renaud Joannes-Boyau led the team that discovered handprints more than 67,000 years old in Indonesia. Audio
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Shower Thought: Why are agapanthus everywhere?
27 Jan 2026To help us unpack Nights speaks to Murray Dawson - a botanist at Manaaki Whenua Landcare Research who has spent years breeding low‑fertility and sterile versions of agapanthus to try to keep their… Audio
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Legs out, rain or shine: Just the Kiwi way?
27 Jan 2026New Zealanders are famous for many things, but apparently nothing makes us stand our more than wearing shorts in the freezing rain or snow while out in the wilderness. Audio
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Two thirds of New Zealanders have seen extreme content online
The internet has long been seen as a wild west and a new report shows it might be even worse than previously thought. Audio
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News in Solomon Islands Pidgin for 27 January 2026
27 Jan 2026The latest news in Solomon Islands Pidgin (Tok Pisin). Audio
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The Panel Plus
27 Jan 2026An extra half hour of The Panel with Wallace Chapman, where to begin, he's joined by Mark Leishman in for Nights host Emile Donovan. Then: design historian Michael Smythe is back with another Kiwi… Audio
