Features

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

In 2017, Pope Francis established the World Day of the Poor. It's a Sunday set aside in the Catholic liturgical calendar to reflect on how poverty is at the very heart of the Gospel. This year's theme is "Do not turn your face away from anyone who is poor". Audio

WATCH - 77-year-old country music icon Dolly Parton chats to Charlotte Ryan about her new release Rockstar. Video, Audio

Wellington multi-instrumentalist Oscar Laven's album 'Questions in Red' pays tribute to past masters, but also showcases his own unique style. Audio

Eric Ravilious: Drawn to War is the story of Eric Ravilious, a half-forgotten English war artist who 70 years later was rediscovered and hailed as one of English art's greats. Video, Audio

As the iconic Wellington band celebrates two decades of music, Nick Bollinger looks back at their legacy. Audio

Record producer Ian Tilley on getting the same person, thirty years apart, and an orchestra on the other side of the world, into the same studio. Video, Audio

Getting rid of television match officials may well be impossible, writes Jamie Wall.

Miriam Margolyes and has just finished her second memoir and despite recent heart surgery and a body she describes as "crumbling concrete," the 82-year-old is refusing to slow down. Audio

New Zealand's women's domestic cricket programme is lagging behind other countries, according to the White Ferns captain, but others call it an "aspirational pathway".

If you like your crime fiction dark, action-packed and disturbing, put Paul Cleave's latest on your to-read list. writes Greg Fleming.

NZ Opera's new General Director, Brad Cohen, talks with Bryan Crump, it was an opportunity he just couldn't pass up, he says. Video, Audio