Features

Simon Morris reviews the New Zealand-UK co-production 6 Days and kids favourite Captain Underpants: The First Epic Movie. He also talks to British director Jason Connery about his golf film Tommy's Honour. Video, Audio

We're in the midst of the election campaign, and it's Te Wiki o Te Reo Māori, so how do we kōrero politics in te reo? Mihingarangi Forbes joins Guyon Espiner for a lesson.  Video, Audio

Eight young Māori working in education and te reo revitalisation programmes across Aotearoa give their honest opinions.

"Here are the facts on NZ Super," New Zealand First leader Winston Peters declared at a rally in Auckland over the weekend. Fact or Fiction casts its beady eye Winston-ward.

Zoë Quinn became the target of one of the most vicious online harassment campaigns in history – GamerGate – after her ex-boyfriend posted a hateful blog entry. Now she helps others on the receiving end of online abuse. Audio

The arms race between the immune systems of bacteria and the viruses that attack them, was a feature of this year's Queenstown Research Week. Audio

Eyewitness: It's Sri Lanka, 1992, and the Black Caps have dodged a suicide bomber but once again become caught up in a civil war - and contract disputes. Audio

Mechanic and fellow New Zealander Blair Julian has been at almost every US start Scott Dixon has made for nearly 20 years, Ben Stanley writes.

Finn assembled a small village of musicians to participate in the making of his new album. Nick Bollinger assesses the results. Audio

The LA native is playing Laneway Festival in January. Her debut EP is rich with high drama storytelling, Video, Audio

Analysis - Tax, tax and more tax. Jacinda Ardern has been fending off questions about tax nearly every day since she became Labour leader.

Opinion - Cartoonist Toby Morris traces the National leader's visit to the people as part of his series on the campaign trail.

When the bank balance reads $US2.26 it's enough to give anyone a fright. It gave American Grant Sabatier something else; the motivation to make a million dollars in five years. Audio

Ahead of this year's APRA Silver Scroll Awards, James Milne (aka Lawrence Arabia) plays a couple of his own songs and shares some others he reckons are deserving of the songwriting prize. Audio

Auckland Symphony Orchestra is teaming up with some of the best DJs and vocalists in the country to bring top EDM hits to life with an orchestral accent Video, Audio

'Mozzies' are coming up with innovative ways to learn, share and hold onto their culture, writes Chev Hassett.

High kicks, feathers, rhinestones and the sequins of the Moulin Rouge are now part of everyday life for Dunedin cancan dancer Glendene Regan. Audio, Gallery

How well do candidates know their local ethnic communities? Voices was at a public forum in Wellington to hear candidates being grilled by a diverse mix of Wellingtonians. Audio, Gallery

Psychologist Sam O'Sullivan is talking to people around the country about what it means to be tough on the inside. A diverse range of Kiwis share their own perspectives on the website Tough Talk. Video, Audio

"We can be the generation who ensures the ongoing health of te reo Māori" says Stacey Morrison, who has written Māori at Home with her husband Scotty. Audio

James Milne (aka Lawrence Arabia) won the APRA Silver Scroll in 2009 for his song 'Apple Pie Bed'. He joins Jesse Mulligan to play a couple of his own songs and share some others he reckons are deserving of the songwriting prize. Audio

Auckland Symphony Orchestra is teaming up with the likes of Laughton Kora, MC Tali and DJ Greg Churchill to bring top EDM hits to life, with an orchestral accent. Video, Audio

The butchering of Māori names has a damaging effect on many Māori people, write Te Aniwa Hurihanganui and Te Hana Goodyer.

Plastic waste from the ocean is being turned into something most of us wear to the beach – jandals. Two New Zealand brothers came up with the idea for Subs 16 months ago. Audio, Gallery