The All Blacks say they are heading into a tough match with a 'hurt' Springboks side. The two powerhouses will meet for the second week in a row in Wellington on Saturday. All Blacks co-vice- captain Jordie Barrett spoke to Charlotte Cook.

An independent review into alleged inappropriate use of Whānau Ora funds by former Whānau Ora commissioning agencies Te Pou Matakana and Pasifika Futures has found no wrongdoing. Māori news reporter Tu Natanahira spoke to Charlotte Cook.

News from the rural farming sector.

Black Ferns co-captain Ruahei Demant says the return of number eight Kaipo Olsen-Baker will add a lot to their game in this weekend's World Cup quarter-final against South Africa in Exeter.

News from the business sector.

Secondary teachers have rejected the Government's latest pay offer, which included consecutive pay rises of two-point-five percent and two-point-one percent over two years, compared with the previous offer of three one-percent-pay-rises over three years. The post primary teachers' association have confirmed teachers will strike next week. PPTA Te Wehengarua President Chris Abercrombie spoke to Charlotte Cook.

The family of fugative father Tom Phillips have spoken out and are absolutely gutted he shot a police officer. Tom Philiips died early on Monday morning after a shootout with police. National Crime Correspondent Sam Sherwood spoke to Charlotte Cook.

In today's episode, the Christ Church Cathedral rebuild is back on after creating a new restoration plan and halving a massive funding shortfall; U.S. right-wing activist and commentator Charlie Kirk, an influential ally of President Donald Trump, was fatally shot in the neck at a Utah university; A Hawke's Bay orchardist says Cyclone Gabrielle still casts its long shadow over a region struggling with the country's sluggish economy; The Prime Minister confirmed New Zealand's bid has been accepted before heading off to a private retreat with other Pacific leaders at this year's Forum in the Solomon Islands.

The Prime Minister confirmed New Zealand's bid has been accepted before heading off to a private retreat with other Pacific leaders at this year's Forum in the Solomon Islands. Political reporter Giles Dexter spoke to Charlotte Cook.

A Hawke's Bay orchardist says Cyclone Gabrielle still casts its long shadow over a region struggling with the country's sluggish economy. The Yummy Fruit Company chief executive Paul Paynter spoke to Charlotte Cook.