Features

Hundreds of tuhituhi o neherā [drawings of ancient times] can still be seen in South Island limestone caves. Country Life visits a famous one known as the Ōpihi taniwha. Audio

At 46 years old, Samoan New Zealander Natasha Urale-Baker enrolled at university for the first time. A decade on, she's just completed her third degree. Audio

Nick Tipping celebrates 300 shows of Inside Out with a look back at some favourite tracks. Playlist includes Count Basie, John Rae, Tito Puente, and Kristin Berardi. Audio

Catherine Called Birdy is a medieval coming-of-age film about a 13th-century girl with a 21st-century attitude. Simon Morris finds it hilarious and irresistible. Video, Audio

Law professor and historian Guy Fiti Sinclair explores this question at Raising the Bar 2022. Audio

This month, New Zealand hosts the world's top players and our Black Ferns defend the title.

Susie Ferguson looks back on eight years as a Morning Report presenter. Audio

Ainslie Allen - star of the '90s teen talent show McDonald's Young Entertainers - is now an alt-country musician.  She plays us tracks from her debut album BETTY and chats to Jesse Mulligan. Video, Audio

Māori TV presenter Kingi Biddle talks about the naming and culture of Rotorua in the latest episode of Nau Mai Town. Audio

This comedy-drama about a promising young Kiwi woman who panics just before leaving for New York walks a fine line between quirk and bleakness, says Simon Morris. Video, Audio

Long gone are the days of mixtapes painstakingly made on a cassette tape, requiring you to push record at the exact time the radio station starts playing a song. Or burning a CD after first spending hours watching songs download.  Audio

Currency traders make money out movements in the market but what drives our dollar up and then down?  Audio

In this episode of Voices, Afghan rugby players Bilal Slaimankhel and Mohammed Safi speak to Kadambari Raghukumar on what the game has come to mean to them in recent years.  Audio

Digital platforms have created a new form of marketing known as ‘dark’ advertising, and it's a huge challenge to public accountability, says professor Nic Carah. Audio

In Iran, women are publicly cutting their own hair and burning their hijabs. Can this surge of protests bring an end to 40 years of subjugation? Audio

Cuban-born actor Ana de Armas is astonishingly convincing in Netflix's "fictional biography" of screen legend Marilyn Monroe. Video, Audio

On the new album TREES, hip hop/jazz artist Tom Scott proves he's still one of Aotearoa's best musicians. Charlotte Ryan chats to Scott about the second release from his award-winning musical project Avantdale Bowling Club. Video, Audio

The Detail - Landslides are New Zealand's most costly natural hazard, but can we mitigate our way out of their effects?​ Audio

Since the death of Apple's controversial co-founder in 2011, the tech company's massive success has been due to internal collaboration as much as innovation. Audio

Auckland mates Charlie Farrelly-Gruar and John 'Seymore' Harrison share a passion for delicious kai and deep kōrero. Audio

William Ray and Māni Dunlop break down the history of New Zealand's attempts at colonial expansion in the Pacific. Video, Audio

Loretta Lynn, the coal miner's daughter and moonshiner's wife who became one of American country music's biggest stars and a leading feminist in the genre, died on Tuesday at the age of 90, her family said.

New Zealand golfer Ryan Fox reflects on the biggest win of his career - and tells us what was going on behind the scenes. Audio

WATCH - Former dairy farmer Jenny Field has converted a milking shed into a magical Christmas village. Video, Audio