Kia ora!
My name is Nick James I am a 2nd year journalism student. I have a deep passion for news, politics and telling people's stories.
Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori invites new speakers
The past week has been Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori or Māori Language week so we went to talk to those in the community about the importance of it
Planting group tries to return native birds
Te Ara Kākāriki is planting native trees across the Canterbury Plains to bring native birds and wildlife back to the area.
Metro News 2020: 18th September
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MetroNews: 16th September 2020
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Metro News: September 15th 2020
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Metro News: 14/9/20
The students at the New Zealand Broadcasting School bring you Metro News for 2020.
No Filter Podcast
The 'No Filter' podcast is aimed at making politics understandable and fun for 18-25 year olds ahead of this years General Election.
No Filter Podcast: Ep. 3 Shane Jones
This week on the 'No Filter' Podcast: We are joined by Shane Jones and host of Q & A Jack Tame
Supermarket workers don't feel essential anymore
Some supermarket workers feel their pay should have continued to have a 10% bonus during level 3 as not much has changed for workers.
Environmental groups support green new jobs policy
Environmental groups are in full support of the Green Party’s new plan to invest $1 billion into new green jobs.
$107 million for housing is not enough
The Government has announced more support for vulnerable people to keep them in motels however support groups believe it's not enough
The new norm under level 3 for McDonalds
Long lines seen at many takeaway shops around the country as some parts of the economy were allowed to open up.
University forces students to pay accommodation
Victoria University catered hall students are being forced to pay for accommodation they can't use when level 3 starts next week
Major Wellington motorway could be delayed
One of New Zealand's biggest motorway projects Transmission Gully could be delayed beyond its expected 2020 finish date.
The transport industry accelerating into level 3
The transport industry is looking to be boosted when the Covid-19 lockdown ends on Monday night next week.
Why aren't Kiwis seeing lower prices at the pump?
As oil prices plunge internationally many Kiwis have expected the price of fuel to plunge as well, however this isn't the case.
COVID-19 shines a light on homelessness in NZ
Communities from Palmerston North have said that COVID-19 has brought up the major issues of homelessness in New Zealand.
COVID-19 update
Two more deaths and eight new COVID-19 cases have been announced, bringing the national total to 1409
Food banks come together to help those in need
Three of Palmerston North's major food banks have united to offer food to homeless and vulnerable people.
Would you use a council-run ride-share?
Environment Canterbury plans to trial on-demand transport in Timaru next year with a view to bringing it to Christchurch.
Christchurch cannabis museum on track
Cookie Time founder Michael Mayell is transforming two heritage buildings to educate the public on the benefits of cannabis.
New fire station for Ilam
Fire fighters will be based on the corner of Engineering Rd and Creyke Rd from next month.
'Is Christchurch turning into London?'
Public reacts to plans for lower High St tram extension, cycle lanes and widened footpaths on lower High St.
Hornby road becomes dumping ground
Burnt-out cars, green waste and plastic bags. Those are a few of the many items said to have been dumped on Roberts Road.