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Two arrest warrants issued in Papua New Guinea could a be sign that police are starting to make in-roads on high-profile corruption. However, in the case of former prime minister Peter O'Neill, the… Audio

Fletcher Building is not getting drawn into any debate about costly delays for SkyCity's international convention centre and hotel in Auckland. Audio

Dutch migrant Ans Westra really shook things up in her new home with her revealing black and white photographs of New Zealand, particularly her controversial school bulletin, Washday at the Pa. After… Audio

The All Blacks have made a couple of surprise selections in the team to play Ireland in Saturday's Rugby World Cup quarterfinal in Tokyo.

All Blacks coach Steve Hansen has left Ryan Crotty out of the… Video, Audio

An arrest warrant has been issued for Papua New Guinea's former prime minister Peter O'Neill, but police say the MP has so far refused to co-operate with them over investigations into alleged… Audio

Musician, CEO of the Play it Strange Trust and former Split Enz guitarist Mike Chunn has a new memoir A Sharp Left Turn. He'll share some of his favourite songs with Kim. Audio

It's estimated more than 60,000 people are living with dementia in New Zealand, and that's expected to triple by 2050. It's only an estimate though, as no study into the prevalence of dementia here… Audio

Film star Jason Momoa, who plays the part of Aquaman, has told the United Nations he's ashamed world leaders don't want to agree on the climate crisis. Audio

The lineup for Wellington’s Homegrown music festival is once again packed with some of New Zealand’s biggest acts including Shapeshifter, Shihad, Stan Walker, and veteran Kiwi rockers Dragon.

Les Misérables is back for a season in Auckland this November with theatre star, Hayden Tee, returning home to play Inspector Javert in Victor Hugo's mega hit musical. He's in today for first song. Audio

Tonight we're taking a look at a recent development in the UK which encourages communities to temporarily shut off their streets to traffic to allow children the space to play. We're joined by the… Audio

Kiwi rugby coach Scott Pierce is part of an incredible revival happening in the Japanese city of Kamaishi, which was devastated by the massive earthquake and tsunami that hit the area in 2011. Audio

Fiji's government says empowering women economically can help them escape abusive relationships. Audio

Five TED speakers describe how all forms of amusement — from tossing a ball to video games — can make us smarter, saner and more collaborative.

Tonga's Rugby League federation is in chaos following an evolving dispute over money allegations and control of its National team's affairs. A war of words has broken out between Mate Ma'a Tonga… Audio

Most of us know the impact climate change is having on our planet - but what about the way it could impact on the sports we watch and play? Well, a new report launched at the home of cricket, Lords… Audio

Classy French act Ébène Quartet make their NZ debut, our picks for the BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards, highlights from The Southern Fork Americana Fest  and a new release from local duo Tom Ludvigson and… Video

Virtuoso Strings Octet from Wellington plays 'Goodnight Kiwi' by Craig Utting at the 2019 NZCT Chamber Music Contest final. Audio

Szerenád Trió from Canterbury plays movements from the Serenade for Two Violins and Viola by Zoltan Kodaly at the 2019 NZCT Chamber Music Contest final. Audio

Quartetto Maduro from Canterbury plays 'Real Mature' by Isaac Shatford at the 2019 NZCT Chamber Music Contest final. Audio

Rerekē from Wellington plays the 1st and 3rd movements of 'Contrasts' by Bela Bartok at the 2019 NZCT Chamber Music Contest final. Audio

Farr-Out Trio from Northland plays 'Ahi' by Gareth Farr at the 2019 NZCT Chamber Music Contest final. Audio

Sixteen Strings from Wellington plays Pieces for String Quartet by Erwin Schulhoff at the 2019 NZCT Chamber Music Contest final. Audio