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An Arab View of the U.S.
Audio 17 Apr 2008A recent BBC poll suggests much of the Middle East has a very negative view on the U.S. and their foreign policy. Audio
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U.S. Pope Visit
Audio 15 Apr 2008He'll meet President Bush, address the United Nations and pray at the site of the World Trade Centre. Audio
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Hamilton's Ready for V8's
Audio 11 Apr 2008A week from today Hamilton will start to reverberate from the sounds of V8 super cars Hamilton 400 gets under way. Audio
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Lindon Puffin,s Travel Diary part 1 of 4
Audio 4 Apr 2008Lindon Puffin gives us an account of his first world trip so far Audio
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Wild Things: a one-night '60s garage R&B revival in 2007 (part one)
Audio 13 Mar 2008In November 2007, eight bands from the 1960s garage R&B underground of New Zealand reconvened for a one-off show at Auckland's Monte Cristo Room. Almost all the acts featured only the original mid-60s… Audio
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U.S. Free Trade
Audio 5 Feb 2008There's speculation about whether free trade between New Zealand and the United States is now on the agenda. Audio
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U.S. Election Race for Democratic Challenger
Audio 5 Feb 2008The race to become the Democratic challenger for the White House is going down to the wire on the eve of Super Tuesday. Audio
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U.S. Elections (Part 2)
Audio 31 Jan 2008The race for the Whitehouse has abruptly narrowed with some of the big names in the U.S. Presidential battle dropping out today. Audio
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U.S. Elections
Audio 31 Jan 2008In the United States, the former Mayor of New York, Rudy Giuliani has dropped his bid for the presidency. Audio
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U.S. Economy
Audio 31 Jan 2008There's been more dramatic action in the United States where the Central Bank has continued it's action to restore confidence. Audio
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U.S. Elections
Audio 30 Jan 2008John McCain has scored a hard-fought win in Floridas presidential primary seizing the lead in the heated Republican race. Audio
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7's Dress Code
Audio 29 Jan 2008Rugby fans attending this weekend's IRB 7s tournament in Wellington may face questioning from the fashion police. Audio
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U.S. Sharemarkets
Audio 23 Jan 2008Joining us from New York for the latest is David Andelman, the executive editor at Forbes.com. Audio
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Polynesian chicken bone found in S America
Audio 7 Jun 2007The first conclusive evidence that Pacific voyagers reached the Americas. Audio
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Ornette Coleman - The Trio/Into the 1970s
Norman Meehan looks at Coleman's remarkable trio with Charles Moffett (drums) and David Izensen (dbass) which he led during the second half of the 1960s, as well as recording numerous film sound… Audio
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Joni Mitchell: Part 6 - the '90s onwards
"It's life's illusions I recall, I really don't know life at all"
Rebecca Blundell looks at Joni Mitchell's recordings from the '90s up to the present day (circa 2006), a time where Mitchell was… Audio
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Joni Mitchell: Part 5 - Joni takes on the '80s
"If you had that house/ car/ bottle/ jar your lovers would look like movie stars"
Rebecca Blundell looks at Joni Mitchell's music in the '80s and her disdain for the social and political climate of… Audio
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Joni Mitchell: Part 2 - The '60s Recordings
"Songs like tiny hammers hurled at bevelled mirrors in empty halls"
Rebecca Blundell looks at Joni Mitchell's early song-writing, focussing on the late '60s recordings.
At the time Mitchell's… Audio
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The Maori Show Bands Part 2: Millions of Hours of Happiness
Piripi Walker follows the journeys of show bands like the Maori Volcanics, the Quin Tiki's, and the Hi Fives, in Australia, America and Asia. Audio
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The Maori Show Bands Part 1: Music Was A Hunger
Piripi Walker finds out about the musical training which began at home and on the marae, and the early years performing in bands such as the Three Deuces, the Quin Tiki's and the Hi Fives. Video, Audio
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Enzology Part 1 - Beginning of the Enz (1950s-1975)
We hear about the formation of the band as Split Ends and the songwriting partnership of Tim Finn and Phil Judd. Audio
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Porirua Ladies
Attitudes towards caring for the mentally ill in New Zealand have changed dramatically over the last 70 years. How did our society cope with those who were regarded as "hopeless", "mad" or simply… Audio, Gallery
