In today's episode, in a surprise out of the White House, New Zealand exports are being slapped with a 15 percent tariff rate; Animation and visuals giant, Weta FX, has confirmed it's looking to cut or change about 100 jobs, mostly in Wellington; Documents have revealed how the government tried to keep its pay equity changes secret; It's August the first which means it's time for Wellingtonians to lose their minds over burgers.

It's August the first which means it's time for Wellingtonians to lose their minds over burgers. Wellington On a Plate festival director Beth Brash spoke to Charlotte Cook.

Documents have revealed how the government tried to keep its pay equity changes secret. Political reporter Giles Dexter spoke to Charlotte Cook.

Midday Rural News for 1 August 2025

The Black Caps want early wickets when day three of the first test against Zimbabwe resumes tonight.

Midday Business News for 1 August 2025

Animation and visuals giant, Wētā FX, has confirmed it's looking to cut or change about 100 jobs, mostly in Wellington. Reporter Bill Hickman spoke to Charlotte Cook.

In a surprise out of the White House, New Zealand exports are being slapped with a 15 percent tariff rate. Trade Minister Todd McClay spoke to Charlotte Cook.

In today's episode, the Emergency Management Minister is pleased with Aotearoa's response to the tsunami warnings, but is expecting the text alert glitch to be taken seriously; Former Prime Minister Helen Clark says New Zealand is being too slow to recognise Palestinian statehood; Prospective voters checking their electoral enrolment have found themselves not on the roll.

Prospective voters checking their electoral enrolment have found themselves not on the roll. Electoral commission deputy chief executive of operations Anusha Guler spoke to Charlotte Cook.