Midday Report

In today's episode, Hamilton's city centre came to a standstill this morning as thousands of marchers continued their hikoi, after setting off from Huntly this morning, the ACT party's David Seymour says he's looking forward to the debate over his Treaty Principles bill, the Waitangi Tribunal has taken unprecedented action ordering the government to release the documents about the disestablishment Te Aka Whai Ora, the Maori Health Authority, heavy rain is expected to hit the South Island starting today, and lasting until early tomorrow, and Canterbury University political and social scientist Dalila Gharbaoui spoke to World Watch about COP29.

COP29 climate summit is underway in Azerbaijan. Worldwatch's Niva Chittock speaks to Canterbury University political and social scientist Dalila Gharbaoui about the COP29 summit. Dr Gharbaoui says the absence of world leaders and country delegations is a considerable issue. But she says this year's theme is still keeping her hopeful that this conference can spark meaningful change.

Heavy rain is expected to hit the South Island starting on Thursday, and lasting until early Friday. Meteorologist Dan Corrigan spoke to Charlotte Cook.

The Waitangi Tribunal has taken unprecedented action, ordering the government to release the documents about the disestablishment Te Aka Whai Ora, the Maori Health Authority. Barrister Roimata Smail spoke to Charlotte Cook.

Midday Rural News for 14 November 2024.

Black Caps all-rounder Michael Bracewell believes they could have done a better job of their run chase in this morning's 45 run loss to Sri Lanka in the opening ODI in Dambulla.

Midday Business News for 14 November 2024.

The architect of the Treaty Principles bill, ACT party's David Seymour, says he's looking forward to the debate. Seymour spoke to Charlotte Cook.

Hamilton's city centre came to a standstill on Thursday morning as thousands of marchers continued their hīkoi, after setting off from Huntly. Māori News Reporter Tuwhenuaroa Natanahira spoke to Charlotte Cook.

In today's episode, three people are believed to be dead after a train collided with a car at a level crossing in Hamilton on Wednesday morning, thousands of protesters brought traffic to a standstill in Auckland on Wednesday morning, as Hikoi mo te Tiriti made its way over the Harbour Bridge, while the national hikoi has been making its way from Cape Reinga south, a contingent from Te Waipounamu, the South Island is also on its way to Wellington, and after 40 years of musical magic, Shihad are calling it a day, announcing they will split after a final tour this summer.