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Our Changing World Tauranga living sea walls
Audio 8 Jul 2025One hundred new ‘sea pods’ have been installed along the sea wall in Tauranga's Te Awanui harbour. Justine Murray joins a marine scientist to check out the rocky shoreline, and find out how these… Audio
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NZ Live: There's a Tuesday
On NZ Live this week we've got Otautahi Christchurch band There's A Tuesday. Their debut album 'Blush' was released in April. Video, Audio
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Philosophy Now: Should we want to live forever?
University of Waikato senior lecturer in philosophy Dan Weijers joins Emile Donovan to ponder immortality. Audio
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Finance Minister on tackling the cost of living crisis
The Prime Minister has promised to take action in the coming months to tackle the cost of living crisis. Christopher Luxon has acknowledged it is still tough out there for too many kiwis and the… Audio
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HIV crisis in Fiji claims over hundred lives
126 people died of HIV-related illnesses, such as Aids, in Fiji last year. Audio
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What would Labour do as cost of living conditions continue?
Labour's Carmel Sepuloni talks politics, and the presence of Youth MPs in Parliament this week Audio
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Singing for a living
Canterbury-raised tenor Oliver Sewell returns to Aotearoa to sing in Auckland Philharmonia's Opera in Concert performance of Verdi's La Traviata. Audio
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Cost of living crisis rages on into 2025
Unemployment is currently at 5.1%, with 156,000 people out of work. As the cost of living crisis continues to ravage discretionary spending, according to Stats NZ food prices have also gone up 4.4% in… Audio
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Living for five months outdoors on public land as art activism
In Home we follow artist Teiti Nepia as over the summer of 2023 and 2024 for five months she reclaims her own sense of sovereignty by camping out on public land on Wellington's beautiful but rather… Audio
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Intellectually disabled twice as likely to live in hardship
Next Tuesday the IHC - which advocates for the rights, inclusion and welfare of people with intellectual disabilities will offiicially launch its new report entitled The Cost of Exclusion. Audio
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NZ Live - Jazmine Mary
Despite being born in Australia they've been a mainstay of the Auckland Music scene since 2012, so we're claiming them. As well as their solo work you might know them as one half of the group Pony… Audio
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Wairoa flood one year on, residents still fear for lives
Audio 26 Jun 2025A year on from the devastating Wairoa Flood and residents still fear for their lives when it rains. When the Wairoa River burst its banks, it tore through over 400 properties, causing 40 million… Audio
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Iranian living in NZ on US strikes on Iran
An Iranian woman living in New Zealand says news of the bombings sent a wave of shock and fear through her community. Elham Salari spoke to Alexa Cook. Audio
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On the Street Where You Live
Swingers from Herbie Hancock, Melba Liston, Hetty Kate, and Mark Lockett - and an original by Michael Costeloe and the RNZAF Jazz Band. Audio
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Live on Music 101: Lake South
Pōneke-based electronic group Lake South perform songs off their new album, We Lived Our Lives on Top of This. Audio
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Improving the lives of horses and pet animals - Natalie Waran OBE
Professor Natalie Waran has been recognised for her lifetime's research into improving the lives of horses. Audio
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Live from the Dominion Road Boy
Corey Fuimaono drops in live from the Boy statue on Dominion Road, and details how they're spending their Matariki evening. Audio
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Willie Jackson on air live with Mihi and Julian
09:18 Willie Jackson Audio
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Taiha Molyneux live from Takaparawhau / Bastion Point
Hundreds gathered at Orakei in Tamaki Makaurau to participate in Hautapu ki Takaparwha led by Ngati whatua Orakei. Audio
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Live on Music 101: Mel Parsons’ post high slide
Folk outfit Mel Parsons joins Kara Rickard in the RNZ studios to perform live on Music 101. Audio
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NZ Live: Jude Kelly
Weekly music sessions from New Zealand performers. Today, Jude Kelly. Audio
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MenzShed sheds save lives - but we need more of them
MenzShed chairman David Broadhead says the charity needs more land, buildings and funding Audio
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The small town hunting competition that's helping save lives01
The annual Pongaroar hunting competition is remote Tarara District helps hunters and farmers tackle growing pest numbers, while getting together and raising funds for the local rescue helicopter. Audio
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NZ Live: The 20th anniversary party
Bringing you NZ Live each week is a huge team effort, inlcuding our amazing collective of audio engineers who make it sound so good each an every week. For the grand finale of the NZ Live 20th… Audio
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Dr Harold Hillman: Living with passion and purpose
Harold is a clinical psychologist who grew up in the projects of Washington DC, studied at Harvard and served as an officer in the United States Air Force - while doing so as a gay man was illegal. Audio
