Features

Watch - Felicity introduces us to Arowhenua Native Nursery, growing plants and growing skillful kaimahi with firm roots in their marae. The team’s mission? Restore the Rangitata awa.

Widescreen - Now in its third season, Prime Video’s high tech satire hits new heights, reports Dan Slevin.

There's not much that Josca Craig-Smith doesn't know about bicycles (not to mention bicycle-shaped objects). He's spent more than 20 years fixing bikes of all shapes, types and sizes, and runs a bicycle repair shop in Auckland's Mt Albert. Audio

Five thousand balls of wool and a "kaupapa of joy" have been woven together to create what might be the most heartwarming building in Aotearoa. Video, Audio

Novelist and playwright Phillip Norman has written a new biography about George Harrison's life, and how the Fab Four's quietest member ended up being the number one Beatle. Audio

Our understanding of the importance of sleep and our circadian rhythms has improved markedly over the past few years, Professor Russell Foster tells Jim Mora. Audio

Analysis - Williams-Guthrie's move to the Blues Women highlights a unique situation, Jamie Wall writes.

LISTEN: A concert celebrating New Zealand's wildlife, where Kiwi composers and performers come together to create original music that reflects nature’s fragility and the threats it faces. Featuring NZTrio and friends.

The Pacific Signature Choir will again take the stage alongside the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra in Auckland on Friday to showcase the rich melodies of traditional songs from across the Pacific. Audio

It is 50 years since The Rocky Horror Show premiered at the Royal Court Theatre in London. This month its creator Richard O’Brien, now aged 81, celebrates by premiering a brand new play - Kingdom of Bling. Audio

Almost 26 years after the band was formed, legendary Kiwi drum and bass pioneers Concord Dawn will be playing its final shows this year. Video, Audio

Formed in 1999 by Matt Harvey and Evan Short, Concord Dawn reached gold sales status for their 2003 album Uprising and went on to tour the world that year.  Video, Audio

Founder Matthias McGregor told Tony Stamp about the label's roster of Christchurch and Palmerston North bands, spanning the '60s through '80s. Audio

WATCH - Jason Van Zanten rescues and tends birds while hosting tour groups at Penguin Place in Dunedin.

When George and Diana Turney's home caught fire, the tragedy set the Taihape couple on the path to growing asparagus. Audio

The legendary Kiwi drum and bass pioneers will play their final shows this year. Video, Audio

Last week, New Zealanders who make screen entertainment urged the powers-that-be to tax Netflix and co to fund them. Audio

Pigs, cattle, fruit and honey are all part of the sustainable business plan for first-time Motukarara farmers Stacey and Ode Gielen. Audio

Beethoven’s famous opening 'da-da-da-dah' motif has found its way into pop songs, Morse code and even Doctor Who. By using this within his fifth symphony in a cyclic, rather than linear, way he revolutionised symphonic form. Video, Audio

Artificial intelligence is helping to fight crime but it's also making the internet a less safe place to put your face. Audio

Award-winning Māori musician Troy Kingi performs tracks from his new album Time Wasters: Soundtrack to Current Day Meanderings. Video, Audio

This pasta dish shows the Sicilian's inventiveness with eggplant – their most prized vegetable.

Award-winning R&B artist Aaradhna tells The TAHI how self-ownership has shaped her new music.

Akira Kurosawa's mind-bending masterpiece came equal-41st on this year's Sight & Sound list.

This year's APRA Silver Scrolls are done and dusted. William Dart now sits back to be charmed by 2023's Scroll monarchs, The Beths. Audio