Media monitoring What’s on RNZ News at midday – Dec 6 The Government is investing up to $9 million in a project that it says will help Southland farmers use their land more sustainably. Dec 06 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring Bernard’s Pick of the links- Dec 6 Winston Peters says the NZ First foundation is similar to the National Party’s foundation. Here’s how it isn’t. Dec 06 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring What’s in the newspapers - Dec 6 The families of top former All Blacks are likely to donate their loved ones’ brains to research so the effect of head impacts in sport can be studied. Dec 06 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring What’s on RNZ News at 8am – Dec 6 The Finance Minister Grant Robertson won’t be drawn on how much new capital requirements for banks will hit consumers. Dec 06 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring What’s on RNZ News at midday – Dec 5 The Reserve Bank has made few concessions in making the country’s banks hold more capital to strengthen their finances for any future crisis. Dec 05 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring What’s on RNZ News at 8am – Dec 5 Reports of cyber scams, fraud and ‘credential harvesting’ are on the rise in New Zealand. Dec 05 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring What’s in the newspapers - Nov 5 Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters claims the New Zealand First Foundation was modelled on the National Party Foundation but records revealed in a Stuff investigation suggest otherwise. Dec 05 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring What’s on RNZ News at midday – Dec 4 Political parties are taking sides in the debate over whether recreational cannabis should be legalised. Dec 04 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring What’s in the newspapers -Dec 4 New Zealand house prices rose 3.3 per cent in the last year but Auckland’s median shot up $46,000 in just a month. Dec 04 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring Bernard’s Pick of the links- Dec 4 Jacinda Ardern says in ‘perfect world’ political parties wouldn’t have to fundraise at all; and he rules of cannabis: Govt releases draft legislation for how cannabis could be bought and sold. Dec 04 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring What’s on RNZ News at 8am – Dec 4 Aucklanders would pay up $626 million more a year for imports if the city’s cargo hub was moved elsewhere, according to a new study. Dec 04 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring What’s on RNZ News at midday – Dec 3 The Government will be banning foreign donations to political parties and candidates. Dec 03 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring Bernard’s Pick of the links- Dec 3 Police gun buyback website shut down over privacy breach fears; and Russia ‘condemns’ civilian deaths linked to Defence Force’s Afghanistan firing ranges. Dec 03 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring What’s in the newspapers - Dec 3 National and Act would be able to form a government on the basis of the latest 1News Colmar Brunton poll. Dec 03 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring What’s on RNZ News at 8am – Dec 3 Prime Minster says she does not support forcing parents to vaccinate their children. Dec 03 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring What’s on RNZ News at midday – Dec 2 Integrated schools are angry the Government’s excluded them from its surprise $400 million spend up on school property. Dec 02 2019 Newsroom Staff
Podcast: Two Cents' Worth The Pacific’s contribution to the NZ economy The work of Pacific people has been noted in a Treasury report, but does it go far enough? And what’s the impact on our wider economy? Dec 02 2019 RNZ and Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring What’s on RNZ News at midday – Nov 29 Lime and Wave e-scooters will be gone from the streets of Auckland, after the regulator decided not to renew the company’s contract. Nov 29 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring What’s in the newspapers - Nov 29 The Labour Party will monetise its party conference by running a $1500-a-head fundraising business seminar in Whanganui on Friday where ministers are gathering for the party’s annual conference. Nov 29 2019 Newsroom Staff
Media monitoring What’s on RNZ News at 8am – Nov 29 Transpower plans to install spikes on its towers near the Topuni River in Northland in a bid to stop birds perching there in hopes of preventing further power outages Nov 29 2019 Newsroom Staff
