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Christianity's spread across the Pacific was enforced from the top-down, rather than spreading through some kind of social movement. Audio

Christianity's spread across the Pacific was enforced from the top-down, rather than spreading through some kind of social movement. Audio

Musician Tupac is not dead. In fact he’s part of the 200 strong orchestra and choir performing a new work this week in Auckland. The Grammy nominated artist and body percussionist hopes his name… Video

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra is currently putting together its 2019 season, and with school holidays underway we have engaged the help of a RNZ family member to compile a list of suggestions… Video

Auckland festival The Others' Way will be returning to K Road in August for its fourth year. The first lineup announcement includes Headless Chickens, Bailterspace, Superette, The Beths, Troy Kingi… Video

Pianist Simon Trpceski returns to New Zealand for a national tour with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra to perform Grieg’s Piano Concerto in A Minor. He performed at the Michael Fowler Centre on… Audio

As Auckland commits to becoming a more elderly-friendly city an idea has been touted to build adult playgrounds. The theory is that we need not just exercise but also play. Would the Panelists like to… Audio

With new forays into the Pacific region, China Radio International is seeking to bridge the gap in understanding about China in other parts of the world. That's according to Viola Kuo Huang, a… Audio

New research into sexual harassment in the music industry across Australasia is to be conducted, pianist Andrea Lam explores the hidden depth of Mozart in her upcoming APO gig and we continue…

In today's episode of Squeaky Bum Time, RNZ's FIFA World Cup podcast, hosts Emile Donovan and Max Towle welcome back The Totally Football Show's Iain Macintosh to talk German despair, English cynicism… Audio

Zoë George and co-host Yadana Saw discover how to speak up with sports psychologist Karen Nimmo, celebrate the LGBTQI+ community with the Central Pulse netball team, find out about pickleball and get… Audio

National is playing politics over the domestic violence bill, Green MP Jan Logie says. She says she had hoped Parliament would stand united in support of victims of domestic violence. Ms Logie has a… Audio

Gareth Farr chats with Clarissa Dunn about his latest projects; David Griffiths's Kapowairua performed by Ukrainian-Canadian sax and piano duo, Color Duo; in Relevant Tones Seth presents music from… Video

175 East, James Gardner and Samuel Holloway talk to Tim Dodd about the group's recently released recordings of works by English composer Michael Finnissy; In Relevant Tones Seth explores some examples… Video

The man appointed to oversee Papua New Guinea's State of Emergency operations in Southern Highlands province says he will work to bring the community on side. Audio

Olympics New Zealand today hosted 300 young refugees at a sports day in Auckland alongside eight Olympians, including gold medal winner Barbara Kendall. Zac Fleming was there. Video, Audio

An i-Kiribati man wants every family in the country to use hydroponics to grow food, and he has a plan to make it happen. Audio

Kea are among the most interesting and playful birds around - but can they experience and influence one another's emotions? Audio

A build-up of high powered weapons is clouding prospects for peace in Papua New Guinea's Southern Highlands province after significant unrest sparked there last week. Audio

South Africa have won the men's World Sevens Series after Fiji fell short at the final hurdle. Audio

Babies don't make the best theatre patrons. But the creators of the theatre show Femme Natale have welcomed them - even though toddlers sometimes come on stage during performances Audio

The Republic of Marshall Islands prepares to host Australia foreign minister amid China concerns. Audio