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Consultation by the government on changes to the Foreshore and Seabed law has been capped off with a lively hui in Northland. Audio

An 8-part series set Murchison in the 1930's about rural life seen through the eyes of a farmer's daughter. Audio

Will Martin at the age of 22 signed a multi-million dollar recording deal with one of the world's largest record companies. At the time it was the most lucrative contract offered to a New Zealand… Audio

The cost of living edged up again in the first three months of the year. Audio

Aid agencies are calling for urgent answers about how the Government's plans to overhaul their funding for disaster relief work overseas. Audio

Part 6 follows Sallie and her brothers as they embark on fishing and hunting expeditions on the family farm. Audio

Public art entitled"Living Room 2010: A Week of Goodness", has just started in Auckland's CBD. Audio

An 8-part series set Murchison in the 1930's about rural life seen through the eyes of a farmer's daughter. Audio

Cy Winstanley and Vanessa McGowan, are the real-life members of Her Make-Believe Band. Audio

An 8-part series set Murchison in the 1930's about rural life seen through the eyes of a farmer's daughter. Part 4 recounts the day of the 1929 Murchison earthquake from a child's perspective. Based… Audio

Josh Blackmore is a New Zealander living in Moscow who was on the metro at the time the bombs went off. Audio

Episode three of a new 8-part series about rural life seen through the eyes of a young farmer's daughter from Murchison in the 1930's, based on Sara Newman's book of the same name. Read by Yvonne… Audio

Sophie Grey won fame as the Destitute Gourmet, feeding her family for just $50 a week. Now she's back with a new book, full of simple and cunning ways to save money in every area of life. Audio

Episode two of a new 8-part series about rural life seen through the eyes of a young farmer's daughter from Murchison in the 1930's, based on Sara Newman's book of the same name. Read by Yvonne Martin… Audio

Four decades ago, a group of guys got together at school and formed a band that became one of our most successful ever. Over four short years they had eight top twenty hits, and three gold albums… Audio

Episode one of a new 8-part series about rural life seen through the eyes of a young farmers daughter from Murchison in the 1930's, based on Sara Newman's book of the same name. Read by Yvonne Martin… Audio

A New Zealand soldier, who is being hailed a hero, has spoken about his act of bravery. Audio

Josephine Costain has collaborated with people like Trinity Roots and Little Bushman, and has just returned from the Berklee College of Music in Boston. Audio

Millions of people around the world rallied to the plight of starving Ethiopians in the 1980s. Audio

Evidence has emerged that millions of dollars donated to the relief effort for the Ethiopian famine in the mid 1980s went to buy weapons not food. Audio

A New Zealand consortium has been awarded the rights to screen sixteen key Rugby World Cup matches live and free-to-air. Audio

Herman Zapp and his family have arrived in the South Island in a vintage 1928 Graham Paige car that has been their home since they set out from Argentina almost a decade ago. Audio

From Radio New Zealand's Christchurch studio, after a 42 year break, Chants R&B perform. Audio

Peter Singer is a Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University. He's known internationally for his work on ethics. His new book is 'The Life You Can Save - Acting Now to End World Poverty'. Audio

The continued gender pay gap and unequal representation of men and women in top jobs had the Greens seeing red today. Audio