Charlotte Cook

Hot, dry and windy conditions are raising the risk of wildfires across the motu.

It's prompted the Wairarapa Coast move into a prohibited fire season from eight o'clock this morning, revoking all… Audio

A wine writer and columnist wants to see a National Wine Museum established to properly collate and preserve the country's wine history.

John Saker, the editor of wine newsletter Te Whenua, says New… Audio

Ingrid and Charlotte share some Christmas cracker jokes sent in by listeners. Audio

The Government Wellington City Council and the Greater Wellington Regional Council have agreed in principle to dump the $7.4 billion Let's Get Wellington Moving project.

Some things will stay, others… Audio

December has arrived and that means Christmas trees are being decorated, carols are on and most importantly, lights are going up.

The switch will be flicked at the popular street-wide display on… Audio

A deal to start giving money to the countries hardest hit by climate change is being seen as a breakthrough on the first day of the COP28 summit in Dubai.

The U.N Secretary General Antonio Guterres… Audio

An Auckland councillor is concerned there could be dozens of buildings being used as temporary accommodation which don't have a proper warrant of fitness.

Four cabins on a church complex in Māngere… Audio

All eyes are on the Labour caucus meeting in Upper Hutt Tuesday morning as it holds a post-mortem on what went so wrong in the election.

Labour's constitution requires the party's caucus to vote on… Audio

The Human Rights Commission is warning political and community leaders about their choice of words when speaking about the Israeli-Gaza conflict.

ACT leader David Seymour has accused Green MP Chlöe… Audio

Petrol prices have dropped ahead of a long weekend for Aotearoa.

This will come as a relief to drivers after the cost to fill the tank got to around $3 a litre.

Gaspy is an app that tracks prices… Audio

A class action lawsuit has been filed, alleging thousands of Toyota cars sold in New Zealand since 2015 are faulty and that owners deserve compensation.

The lawsuit estimates 35,000 Hilux, Fortuner… Audio

The Disinformation Project is warning of a stark increase in violent and extremist content on New Zealand-based social media targeting Muslim and Jewish communities.

Kate Hannah, director of the… Audio

Petra Bagust (Grey Areas) and Charlotte Cook (Hair And Loathing) share intimate details and personal stories about different parts of their bodies and how their hair impacts their everyday lives. Video, Audio

Stats NZ is reporting the annual change for rental prices has risen by more than four percent.

Meanwhile, Trade Me is reporting tenants can expect to pay $2,300 more in rent compared to the same time… Audio