Features

"I would wake up in the middle of the night and have this incessant need to have to record the thing I was dreaming about." Audio

In their new reality show Hilaria and Alec Baldwin are very eager to present themselves as normal, loving parents going through a very hard time. 

Hymns to mark the first Sunday in Lent, and a favourite setting of Psalm 23 (The Lord’s my Shepherd) by Scottish healer, mystic and poet James Leith Macbeth Bain – known to his peers as ‘Brother James’. Audio

Comedian Ruby Wax gets real about her life-long struggle with depression in the hit stage show I'm Not As Well As I Thought I Was. Video, Audio

At 54, American self-help guru Mel Robbins realised that to find peace she had to give up the delusion that she could control others. Video, Audio

The fact that anyone can edit Wikipedia should mean it's rife with disinformation. But editors say that's why the online encyclopedia works so well.

Reece Labuschagne saddled up to enjoy the ride.

Watching a film at home on the sofa might be easy, but it's no match for the big screen. Video

Some of New Zealand's top jazz women select the female jazz musician who most inspires them. Audio

Ahead of his performance with the Dunedin Symphony Orchestra, conductor Umberto Clerici explains why he loves playing with semi-professional musicians. Audio

Vibraphonist and producer Roy Ayers is one of the most sampled artists in popular music. Video

This story of two African-American teens at an abusive reform school in the 1960s is moving and beautifully made, says Simon Morris.

Although she concedes it's "pricey", Allison Kirkman has dined at iconic Wellington restaurant Logan Brown hundreds of times. Audio

The film has a stripper as the lead character. Those in adult entertainment and sex work industries pointed out what the film did well, and didn't.

A humble food truck at the bottom of the country has taken out the top spot in the Burger Nation competition. Audio

Soprano Sophie Sparrow and baritone Jonathan Eyers are one half of a quartet of young singers taking a show of opera highlights around the North Island. Audio

Adrien de Croy, businessman turned composer, talks to RNZ Concert's Bryan Crump about his first symphony. Audio

Ari Kerssens grew up watching queer makeup artists on YouTube and enrolled in a makeup course towards the end of school. It all changed when he lost most of his sight at age 19, writes Jogai Bhatt. Video

For over 50 years, Spike Milligan's deliciously pernicious witch Badjelly has been hugely popular in New Zealand, but the story of how it was brought to modern-day screen life is complicated. Audio

Saraid de Silva's Amma is in the running for the $68,000 international writing prize. Audio

The final album by Dunedin band The Chills Spring Board: The Early Unrecorded Songs is a passion project led by the band's late frontman, Martin Phillipps. Audio

Over the past 10 years, Dickson Tanda has rescued dozens of women and children who have been tortured following sorcery related accusations.

Girmit: The Fields of Sadness delves into the lives of Indian labourers who were brought to Fiji under the indenture system, offering new insight into their struggles and contributions.

New Zealand's Minister of Internal Affairs says 847 Samoans have been granted New Zealand citizenship under a new law which came into force in late November. Audio