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Live: Gilberto Gil at WOMAD 2024
Listen to legendary Brazilian musician and composer Gilberto Gil perform performs his unique samba rhythms alongside his granddaughter and three sons on the Bowl Stage in Ngāmotu, New Plymouth. Audio
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Live: Strawpeople at WOMAD 2024
Listen to the innovative electro-pop musings of Strawpeople performing live on the Brooklandsstage at WOMAD Aotearoa in 2024. Audio
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Live: Good Habits at WOMAD 2024
Listen to Dynamic UK folk duo performing on the Dell Stage at WOMAD Aotearoa in New Plymouth in 2024 Audio
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Live: Bailey Wiley at WOMAD 2024
Listen to the the soulful sounds of local singer-songwriter Bailey Wailey performing live on the Bowl Stage at WOMAD Aotearoa in New Plymouth in 2024. Audio
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Live: WITCH at WOMAD 2024
Listen to Zamrock pioneers WITCH as they perform their signature psychedelic sounds on the Bowl Stage at WOMAD Aotearoa 2024. Audio
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NZ Live: Racing
They are a four-piece based in Tamaki Makaurau, and they're currently building up to the release of their third studio album. They've just wrapped up an eight-stop tour around the country, which came… Audio
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High cost of living puts stress on pensioners
New research shows retirees are cutting down on shopping, avoiding social events and even skipping doctors' appointments to save money. Felix Walton has more. Audio
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NZ Live: Aaradhna
Audio 13 Dec 2024The Kiwi RnB singer returns to NZ Live this time with a brand-new album freshly under her wing, Sweet Surrender. Audio
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The bacterial world inside New Zealand's 'living fossil'
Audio 12 Dec 2024New Zealand’s tuatara are the last remaining species of an order of reptile that was alive alongside the dinosaurs 240 million years ago. The rest died out about 65 million years ago, but in… Audio
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Muddy footprints show early human species lived side by side
Audio 11 Dec 2024How two kinds of prehistoric humans managed to coexist by a Kenyan lakeside a million years ago.
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Did Scrutiny Week live up to its name?
Scrutiny Week at Parliament has just wrapped up, but was there much of that or more ducking and diving? Audio
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The dangers of saving lives in the surf
Audio 6 Dec 2024With beach season upon us we discuss people getting themselves into mischief in the water, often through over-estimating their own abilities, men in particular. Surf-lifesaving general manager Andy
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NZ Live: Jim Nothing
Today we are treated to a performance by singer-songwriter Jim Nothing, who is back with his second album 'Grey Eyes, Grey Lynn' Audio
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More support needed for Maori and Pacific living with HIV
Audio 6 Dec 2024An advocate is calling on the New Zealand government to lend its support to Kiwis living with HIV if it wants to reach its goal of eliminating transmission by 2030. Audio
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NZ Live: Marmalade
Today Jesse is joined by Tamaki Makaurau five- piece indie-pop-rock band Marmalade. A couple of weeks ago they celebrated the release of their debut EP - Sober. But today they're in the Auckland… Audio
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HRT patches supplier change could put lives at risk - doctor
Audio 28 Nov 2024A doctor prescribing HRT said a Pharmac decision to stop funding a brand of estrogen patches that many women believe works best for them could put live at risk and the drug funding agency has a moral… Audio
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Regional Wrap: Tairāwhiti artist Margaret Hansen portrays her aunts' lives of faith
This week on Regional Wrap we go to Gisborne where exhibition Wimples, crosses, and lepers Women of Influence has just opened at Tairāwhiti Museum.
Margaret Hansen has also written a book by the same… Audio
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Te Huhu Live in the RNZ studio
Local band Te Huhu draw inspiration from psychedelic stoner rock, classic rock, shoegaze and blues to create a hazy, immersive sound Te Huhu joined us in the RNZ studio to record a live session to… Audio
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Maritime union votes to oppose resumption of live animal exports
Audio 22 Nov 2024Opposition to the Government's plan to resurrect live animal exports continues to grow, this time it's on the wharf. The Maritime Union, which represents water siders and stevedores, who have in the… Audio
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NZ Live: Arthur Ahbez
Today Jesse is joined by Psychedelic folk/rock songwriter Arthur Ahbez. He's been in the game over 10 years and just put out his third album, 'Arthur Ahbez & The Flaming Ahbez'. As the name implies… Audio
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Live music and celebration at Waitangi Park after hīkoi
The protest against the Treaty Principles Bill turned into a party after the hīkoi left Parliament and headed to Waitangi Park for music, kai, and a bit of a rest. Krystal Gibbens was there. Audio
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Feature interview: Group Living and the meals that matter
"We only deserve it if we share it." This was the unwritten rule in the home where food writer and entrepreneur Lola Millholland grew up. Her parents always welcomed exchange students, friends… Audio
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Live from Hikoi mo te Tiriti
We check in with reporter Layla Bailey-McDowell who is deep in the crowd amassing at Parliament today. Audio
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Lilburn Lecture 2024: The music critic - an endangered species in Aotearoa New Zealand? - Elizabeth Kerr
Music critic and commentator, Elizabeth Kerr speaks about the role of music critic in the Aotearoa arts ecosystem. She recalls feisty New Zealand music writers from last century, outlines her own… Video, Audio
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A new study values live performance in Aotearoa
Massey and Canterbury Universities have published new research into the economic and wellbeing effects of live performance. Tony Stamp speaks with three of the people involved. Audio
