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Which music festival is right for you?
RNZ music journalist and ex-stage manager Amberleigh Jack has compiled a guide to help pick the perfect summer gig. Audio
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The punks of jazz
Musician, sound engineer and builder, Dan Beban on his new book Future Jaw-Clap, which tells the story of an influential movement in New Zealand music. Audio
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Neil Wagner - All Out
Neil Wagner is one of our top bowlers to play test cricket for New Zealand. He opens up to Susie about his triumphs on the field, and personal challenges off it. Audio
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All creatures great and small The zoo hospital helping native w
We take you inside Wellington Zoo's animal hospital, Te Kohanga, where they help rehabilitate native birds ready to be released back into the wild. Audio
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Critter of the Week: Papapa kopure | Orange-spotted ladybird
Is it a bird or a bug? The answer is neither! Ladybirds or ladybugs are beautiful beetles that are a great help in the garden, where they can eat up to 100 aphids per day. This week's critter is the… Audio
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Tech: Résumé bias, Meta supercharges AI plans, AI priests?
Audio 7 Nov 2024Tech commentator Mark Pesce looks at a study into job application sorting via AI, which found there was a bias against women and minorities. Audio
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Concert for Animals
RNZ Concert is offering a Guy Fawkes night radio show of music chosen to be gentle for pets, and people, during fireworks, in collaboration with SPCA.
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Pharmacists swamped with patients who don't have GP access
Pharmacists are being swamped with patients who can't get doctors appointments or are faced with massive wait times. The workload is unsustainable, according to their professional body. A work place… Audio
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Soothing sounds for furry friends
SPCA Scientific Officer Dr Alison Vaughan talks with Bryan Crump about how music can help keep your pets calm this Guy Fawkes night. Audio
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Farmers hang ten
Eight years ago, an idea was hatched to help address those in the rural sector facing mental health issues. The idea? To get farmers off the farm and out surfing. Audio
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Cabinet signs off late payment rules for government departments
It will soon be mandatory for government departments to pay invoices within ten days, a move the government says will help small businesses and improve productivity. Audio
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Principal on govt funding to help pupils struggling with maths
A North Island principal says she's grateful for any financial support the government can give to students struggling with maths. Principal of Whangarei Intermediate Haley Read spoke to Ingrid… Audio
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Over 650 mental health and addictions vacancies at Health NZ
Stressed and over-worked staff and patients unable to receive the help they need. Medical professionals say these are the consequences of a mental health workforce crisis, which will take years to… Audio
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Expert Feature: Michael Beel on haircuts
Today's expert topic will have a little something for everyone - hair styling. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 3 November 2024
Marking the Feast of All Saints today with William Walsham How's great hymn For All the Saints. Audio
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Tagata o te Moana for 2 November 2024
Audio 2 Nov 2024Talofa lava this is tagata o te moana f rom RNZ Pacific...I'm Don Wiseman and today New Caledonia finds itself at a turning point......the plight of migrant workers into New Zealand...the UN and the… Audio
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Tsunami Awareness
Volcanologist and GNS principal scientist Graham Leonard shares everything you need to know about tsunamis ahead of the upcoming UN World Tsunami Awareness Day. Audio
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Hundreds of people have had to return money to Kiwisaver scheme
For many of us, cobbling together enough money for a deposit on a first home can be financially and emotionally overwhelming. In some cases, it's just not possible, so using Kiwisaver funds to help… Audio
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Food: Martin Bosley's Spring Minestrone Soup
Audio 1 Nov 2024Autumn is developing into Spring and to help with the transition, chef Martin Bosley has the perfect dish. Get the recipe here. Audio
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Food: Martin Bosley's Spring Minestrone Soup
Autumn is developing into Spring and to help with the transition, chef Martin Bosley has the perfect dish. Audio
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Public Trust helps record number of clients with guardianship claims
Audio 31 Oct 2024Public Trust has revealed it dealt with an unexpectedly high number of applications for guardianship help in the past year - working with 1,443 more clients than it had expected to. Audio
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The fight for the forest and the fernbird
Audio 31 Oct 2024A trip into the bush and through a wetland to meet conservationists working to help the forest and its inhabitants. About two hours south of Dunedin, in the Catlins, the Tautuku and Fleming rivers… Audio
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Sustainable aviation fuel could create regional jobs - Air NZ
Audio 30 Oct 2024Air New Zealand said sustainable aviation fuel or SAF made locally from waste wood could create hundreds of new regional jobs and help with Aotearoa's fuel resilience and security. The national… Audio
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Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 30 October 2024
In today's episode, the Associate Education Minister says he will look for more funding for attendance services, in order to tackle the growing truancy crisis, with the trial of the man accused of… Audio
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Football and a Chatterbox for mental health
Emily Turnbull's husband, Darryl Paton died by suicide five years. Emily then established an initiative called Chatterbox - bench seats which encourage connection and conversation. Audio
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Police to pull back from mental health call outs from November
Health experts warn that when Police start to pull back from mental health call outs from the first of November, people experiencing mental distress may not have access to any help at all. Associate… Audio
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The search for a family heirloom lost for nearly 40 years
Chris du Plessis is trying to track down a 1950s Hohner Verdi Piana accordion which was passed down in his family until it went missing in the 1980s. Audio
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Your classical music Top 30 from Settling the Score 2024
Here are New Zealand's Top 30 favourite classical pieces - as voted in Settling the Score 2024 - and why people love them. Video, Audio
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What can dogs teach us about loving life?
Philosopher Mark Rowlands argues a dog's capacity for joy and meaning can help us better understand ourselves. Audio
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Mother, fighter, photographer Tish Murtha: Her powerful images of youth in Thatcher’s Britain
Extraordinary photographs of youth in late 70’s early ‘80s Newcastle in the UK have in recent years started to come fully into the light, thanks to the photographer’s daughter. Work that offers an… Video, Audio
