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Blues in danger of missing Super Rugby Pacific play-offs
Auckland's flagship rugby side are truly feeling the Blues. The defending Super Rugby Pacific champions lost yet another game over the weekend - coming up short against the Reds. The struggling side… Audio
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Playing favourites with Tina Cross
Celebrating 50 years in the entertainment industry - Tina Cross sounds as good as ever. She cemented her place as an iconic New Zealand singer winning at the Pacific Song Contest in 1979 with Nothing… Audio, Gallery
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Playing Favourites with journalist Ali Mau
Ali Mau is an award-winning journalist who's known for her work bringing the Me Too movement to Aotearoa, as well as decades of other important stories. Audio
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Christchurch bus hub plays classical music in bid to stop bad behaviour
Classical music has been blasting from speakers at Christchurch's bus interchange in a city council trial aimed at driving trouble away. Reporter Jean Edwards has more. Audio
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Alex Medland wins multiple national play awards for commentary on climate activism and inaction
Thousands of students were outside Parliament in Wellington on Friday for the School Strike 4 Climate protest. The core team organising were aged between 14 and 17 and their overarching theme "Don't… Audio
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Playing the carrot with the London Vegetable Orchestra
Would you ever think of making music by pressing your lips to a potato, blowing into a courgette or playing a pepper? The London Vegetable Orchestra did. Audio
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Kirwee plays host to South Island Agricultural Field Days
Tens of thousands of people have been descending on the small Canterbury town of Kirwee over the past few days for the South Island Agricultural Field Days. Event committee chairman Andrew Stewart… Audio
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The six-day hostage siege that played out live on air
Audio 19 Mar 2025Known for his gripping narratives that bring history to life, author and historian Ben Macintyre's latest work is centred around the 1980 hostage situation at the Iranian Embassy in London. Audio
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Irish play set in 19th century translated into Te Reo Maori
Director Jason Te Kare talks about the production of Nga Whakamaoritanga which is a Te Reo Maori version of the Irish play Translations which was written in 1980 by playwright Brian Friel and set in… Audio
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A touching play about Alzheimer's touring the country
Nathan Rarere talks Alzheimers and the play In Other Words with actor Michael Hurst Audio
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Black Caps playing in semi final in Pakistan
Pakistan correspondent Anas Mallick is at the Black Caps semi-final in Lahore Audio
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Prima Facie: How one play questions the fairness of justice
Audio 3 Mar 2025The one-woman play Prima Facie is about to go on tour in New Zealand again with Cassandra Woodhouse who talks about the play's global impact.
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Shapeshifter on playing Electric Avenue in Christchurch
Tens of thousands of people will be dancing along to Shapeshifter on Friday night at Electric Avenue in Christchurch. Shapeshifter founding member Nick Robinson spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Tall Blacks to play two Asia Cup qualifiers
Audio 20 Feb 2025The Tall Blacks have a clear mission over the next four days - beat the unbeaten and don't lose to the winless. New Zealand play two Asia Cup qualifiers against basketball opponents at different ends… Audio
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Hone Taukiri on turning his Hare Krishna childhood into a play
Audio 18 Feb 2025Hone Taukiri's childhood on the Kāpiti Coast was far from conventional, growing up in the world of Hare Krishna. Audio
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How Queer really are the plays of Shakespeare? A punk pirate musical answers the question
Two characters both named Antonio in two different Shakespeare plays - the Merchant of Venice and Twelfth Night - are often considered to be gay. Antonio in Much Ado About Nothing is also suspected. A… Audio
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Govt releases draft proposals to level playing field for local media
The government has released a series of draft proposals which it says may help level the playing field for local media against international competitors. Political reporter Giles Dexter spoke to… Audio
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Bella Kalolo – Playing Favourites
Force of nature, Bella Kalolo, recently won TV Personality of the Year at the NZ TV Awards. She's also an accomplished vocalist. She joins Mihi and Susie to play some favourites. Video, Audio
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Writing for children is never child's play
As SOUNZ seeks submissions from composers for this year's work for Orchestra Wellington and the children's ensemble Arohanui Strings, we speak to the man who wrote last year's composition: South… Audio
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Mark Hadlow: Playing favourites in mid-life crisis
One of New Zealand's most prominent entertainers, Mark Hadlow is bringing back one of New Zealand best-loved theatre productions MAMiL (Middle Aged Men in Lycra). Audio
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Playing for the love of music
Rowena Cullen talks about being part of the ongoing success of Wellington City Orchestra. Audio
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Playing Favourites with Dame Julie Christie
Dame Julie Christie is one of New Zealand's most prolific television producers, often referred to as 'the Queen of reality TV'. She's been named the TV Legend of the Year at the NZ TV Awards for her… Audio
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Christian Tetzlaff and the beauty of playing "ugly"
Violinist Christian Tetzlaff tells RNZ Concert's Clarissa Dunn artistry always trumps technique. Video, Audio
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Beer plays the blues
Auckland Philharmonia's Concertmaster, Andrew Beer, is soloist for the New Zealand premiere next week of Wynton Marsalis' Violin Concerto. 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
