Metronews 30/05/22
This episode of Metronews is brought to you by the students of the New Zealand Broadcasting School.
Radio Current Affairs: Police stations closed
Melania Watson investigates how the recent closure of some police stations is affecting the safety and wellbeing of some people in the city.
Radio Current Affairs: Australian visitors into NZ
Melania Watson investigates how those in the tourism industry are benefiting from our airports opening their borders to Australians.
From shelves to homes: annual unwanted book sale
Thousands of books have sold at the annual Big Bargain Book Sale at the Pioneer Sport and Recreation Centre.
Timber shortages won't end anytime soon
One of the country's biggest ever timber shortages isn't expected to end anytime soon.
East-side residents are wanting more from council
The Bromley odour is finally being taken care of, but residents are confused why it didn't happen quicker.
Full steam ahead at St Martins
Sci-fi fans, artists, and oddballs of all ages had plenty to see last weekend.
Radio Current Affairs: Nangs
Daniel Perese finds out how easy it is for anyone to get hold of nangs.
COVID modeling leader urges Kiwis to have hope
Dr Dion O'Neale is a leader of COVID modelling in Aotearoa and is concerned about the changing attitude toward the disease.
Cries ring out in Christchurch, "help Ukraine".
A march in support of Ukrainian rights was held in Christchurch over the weekend with the aim of spreading awareness of the crisis.