New ZealandAuckland's housing plan is changing again. What will happen over your fence now?Chris Bishop has unveiled new capacity plans, reducing blanket intensification.19 Feb 04:00 AM
New ZealandAuckland's housing plan is changing again. What will happen over your fence now?Simon Wilson is with The Front Page to unpack the updated plans, the protests, and what it means for your backyard.Watch19 Feb 03:55 AM
New ZealandHow a Kiwi TV producer made a Hollywood escape amid fraud charges Media Insider Shayne Currie unpacks the tangled world of Alex Breingan18 Feb 04:00 AM
New ZealandMore concerts, Origin coming: What Eden Park’s big shift means for Auckland16 Feb 04:00 AM
New ZealandMore concerts, Origin coming: What Eden Park’s big shift means for AucklandWatch16 Feb 03:55 AM
New ZealandHigh wind, high stakes: Black Foils back on home water after Perth crashWatch13 Feb 03:55 AM
New ZealandCan NZ cash in on critical minerals and still stay wary of mining?Business Desk's Dileepa Fonseka is with The Front Page to discuss the deals, and whether New Zealand’s biting off more than it can chew.Watch12 Feb 03:55 AM
New ZealandHow to stop rising power prices hitting your wallet this yearLine charges alone are forecast to rise by about $5 a month through to 2029.11 Feb 04:00 AM
New ZealandHow to stop rising power prices hitting your wallet this yearConsumer NZ’s Powerswitch Manager Paul Fuge is with The Front Page to break down why power companies pass on steep network hikes, and what households can do.Watch11 Feb 03:55 AM
New Zealand‘Flush and forget': Why wastewater failures keep happeningHeavy rain forced untreated sewage into popular beaches along Wellington’s coast.10 Feb 04:00 AM
New Zealand‘Flush and forget’: Is Moa Point a warning for other wastewater plants?University of Canterbury associate professor Ricardo Bello Mendoza joins The Front Page to unpack the engineering lessons from Moa Point and what it means for our future.Watch10 Feb 03:55 AM
New ZealandCould your home become uninsurable, unbankable and worthless?Some homes are becoming 'uninsurable and unbankable', wiping out nest eggs.09 Feb 03:59 AM
New ZealandCould your home become uninsurable, unbankable and worthless?Journalist and publisher of The Kākā, Bernard Hickey joins The Front Page to explain how climate change is reshaping insurance – and what it means for where and how we live.Watch09 Feb 03:55 AM
New ZealandElection looms over Waitangi as iwi uniteNgāi Tahu joins Waitangi events for the first time in more than 20 years.05 Feb 04:00 AM
New Zealand‘A different vibe’: How Waitangi has changed amid election heatNewstalk ZB political reporter Ethan Griffiths joins The Front Page from Waitangi to break down what the event means.Watch05 Feb 03:55 AM
New ZealandWhy our unemployment rate is still 'pretty lousy' Unemployment is at the highest rate it's been in 10 years.04 Feb 04:00 AM
New ZealandWhy our unemployment rate is still 'pretty lousy'NZHerald Business Editor at Large, Liam Dann joins The Front Page to break down the latest figures relating to unemployment.Watch04 Feb 03:55 AM
New ZealandHow new licence rules could reshape young Kiwis' driving cultureThe AA says 60 hours of supervised driving can cut young driver crashes by up to 20%.03 Feb 04:00 AM
New ZealandHow new licence rules could reshape young Kiwis' driving cultureAA road safety manager Dylan Thomsen joins The Front Page to dive into the details of this new system.Watch03 Feb 03:55 AM
New ZealandWhy the Epstein files could be bigger than WatergateMore than three million pages of Epstein material have now been made public.02 Feb 04:00 AM
New ZealandEpstein files likened to Watergate as global power links emergeInternational relations professor Robert Patman joins The Front Page to unpack the international ramifications of the DOJ's release of 3 million files related to Jeffrey Epstein.Watch02 Feb 03:55 AM
New ZealandNZ Post store cuts put seniors at riskUp to 37% of people aged 75 and over are not online or digitally literate.30 Jan 04:00 AM
New ZealandNZ Post store cuts leave seniors at riskAge Concern New Zealand chief executive Karen Billings-Jensen talks to The Front Page about what the closing of 142 NZ Post services in 2026 means for seniors.Watch30 Jan 03:55 AM
New ZealandWhy are kids still going to school hungry in 2026? KidsCan now supports 947 schools, yet 58 more begin 2026 still waiting.29 Jan 04:00 AM
New ZealandWhy are kids still going to school hungry in 2026?KidsCan CEO Dame Julie Chapman is with us to offer a glimpse into the lives of far too many children in this country who are going without.Watch29 Jan 03:55 AM
New ZealandFrom scandal to survival: The political life and legacy of Judith CollinsVeteran politician remains MP for Papakura and keeps her portfolios until mid-year.28 Jan 04:00 AM
New ZealandFrom scandal to survival: The political life and legacy of Judith CollinsNewstalk ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper is with us to unpack a career defined by survival, scandal, comebacks, and crushing presence in New Zealand politics.Watch28 Jan 03:55 AM
New ZealandWhy deadly slips are so hard to predict and what it means for where we liveTauranga City Council and the Government are considering separate inquiries.27 Jan 04:00 AM
New ZealandMount Maunganui landslide: Current risks, future inquiries and the ongoing heartacheUniversity of Canterbury senior lecturer in disaster risk and resilience, Dr Tom Robinson talks to The Front Page about the danger of landslides after severe weather events.Watch27 Jan 03:55 AM
