Radio New Zealand Archives – Page 46 of 83

Nationwide Public Transport Ticketing System Faces One-Year Delay, Costs Surge to $1.4 Billion

September 9, 2025 by Daniel Foster - Senior Editor, Economy

National Ticketing System for New Zealand Public Transport Delayed to 2027 Table of Contents 1. National Ticketing System for New Zealand Public Transport Delayed to 2027 2. Project Challenges and Review Findings 3. Minister Acknowledges optimistic Timelines 4. Christchurch to See Early Implementation 5. The Future of Contactless Ticketing 6. Frequently Asked Questions about the … Read more

Tesla’s $1 Trillion Musk Payday: Explained

September 8, 2025 by Daniel Foster - Senior Editor, Economy

The $1 Trillion Question: What Elon Musk’s New Tesla Payday Reveals About the Future of Tech Leadership The board of directors at Tesla are betting big – potentially $1 trillion big – on keeping Elon Musk focused. This isn’t just about rewarding a CEO; it’s a glimpse into a future where tech leadership is increasingly … Read more

Marokopa Children Found: Tom Phillips Case Update

September 8, 2025 by James Carter Senior News Editor

The Long Shadow of Isolation: How the Phillips Case Reveals a Growing Crisis in Remote Policing and Family Welfare Four years. That’s how long Tom Phillips and his children remained hidden, a haunting testament to the challenges of locating and assisting families who deliberately disconnect from society. The tragic culmination of this saga – a … Read more

Bay of Plenty’s Solera Triumphs as First Regional Restaurant to Earn Prestigious Food Award

September 7, 2025 by Marina Collins - Entertainment Editor

Solera Restaurant in Mount Maunganui Achieves Two-Hat Recognition Table of Contents 1. Solera Restaurant in Mount Maunganui Achieves Two-Hat Recognition 2. A Premier Culinary Distinction 3. Anonymous judging and Industry Impact 4. Economic Pressures on Fine Dining 5. Butter Prices and Menu Adjustments 6. Hopes Pinned on Summer Season 7. The Evolution of Restaurant Awards … Read more