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  • If These Walls Could Talk

    history crime

    This week on Spectrum – she came down with crash six months ago. But, before her much vaunted implosion, the Christchurch Central Police Station had already known plenty of action. Katy Gosset talks… Read more Audio

  • Killer Kiwi

    A Little Spotted Kiwi has been filmed destroying a North Island Robin's nest and killing two young chicks. It's the first time that this endangered, flightless bird has been seen showing this level of… Read more Video, Audio

  • A Better Life

    This week on One in Five: what does speed dating have to do with individualised funding for disability services ? Well, it can be very handy in finding a carer. Enabling Good Lives is a government… Read more Audio

  • Eliota Fuimaono-Sapolu: Racism in rugby and school

    Lawyer and former international rugby player Eliota Fuimaono-Sapolu has promised to keep fighting racism in education and sport. Read more Audio

  • Junun by Shye Ben Tzur, Johnny Greenwood and The Rajasthan Express

    music

    Nick Bollinger embarks on a North Indian excursion with Radiohead's Jonny Greenwood and Israeli singer Shye Ben Tzur. Read more Audio

  • Morrinsville's Herd of Cows

    rural Waikato

    A herd of cows in down town Morrinsville is literally stopping people in their tracks. Forty-five life-sized, fibreglass cows have been painted and dotted around the town. Each one tells a story. Read more Audio, Gallery

  • Always a Dayal

    business food

    For more than 50 years three generations of the Dayal family have run the Cuba Street Fruit Mart green grocers in Wellington. Teresa Cowie finds out how they've survived by keeping it in the family. Read more Audio, Gallery

  • Are NZ companies prepared for cyber crime?

    Representatives from some of New Zealand's largest companies are gathering in Wellington this week to hear from one the world's top cyber security experts, Kristopher Rush from the Software… Read more Audio

  • Gene editing future

    An international scientific conference in Washington DC this week has been considering the ethical and scientific issues surrounding human gene editing technology. Sara Reardon of Nature has been… Read more Audio

  • Resurrection Science

    Given the rapid advances in genetic technologies it's been speculated that everything from woolly mammoths, to passenger pigeons, to our own close cousins the Neanderthals could soon walk the earth… Read more Audio