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Bonneval cleared to run Caulfield Cup
After a dramatic few days, star New Zealand mare Bonneval has been cleared to run in the Caulfield Cup as veteran trainer Murray Baker expected.
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Bonneval to face vets inspection
One of the leading Caulfield Cup contenders, the New Zealand horse Bonneval, will face another Racing Victoria veterinary inspection today, just two days out from the 3.3 million dollar race.
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Beating an eating disorder
What are our children eating ? And what if they're actually not eating much at all ? Katy Gosset talks to parents about the rise of eating disorders. Audio
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NZ First has 'inbuilt self-destruct' mechanism - Dunne
The former United Future leader Peter Dunne says whichever government is formed after coalition talks with New Zealand First is unlikely to last the parliamentary term.
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Jet boat accident 'dreadful tragedy'
The man who died in a jet boat racing accident yesterday was one of the "colourful characters" of the sport, a Jet Boat River Racing Association spokesman says. Audio
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The Week In Review for week ending Fri Oct 13 2017
Audio 13 Oct 2017A review of the week's news including... The talks are over, the horse trading is done and now it's decision time on who will lead the next government, a top police officer speaks of his horror at the… Audio
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Govt coalition talks done, NZ waits for deal
The talks are over, the horse-trading's done and now we await a decision from New Zealand First on who will lead the next government. The party now has offers from National and Labour to consider -… Audio
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Top Stories for Friday 13 October 2017
Audio 13 Oct 2017The talks are over, the horse-trading's done and now we await a decision from New Zealand First on who will lead the next government. Overnight Belgium has been observing the 100-year anniversary of… Audio
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Defections will motivate Kiwis
Kangaroos backrower Matt Gillett reckons New Zealand will be more dangerous than ever at the Rugby League World Cup despite losing high-profile stars to Tonga.
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100 years since the Battle of Passchendaele: 'Memories remain of mile after mile of blood soaked, stinking mud'
Officially 843 New Zealanders died and over 1700 were wounded in just the first few hours of October 12th 1917. Andrew McRae's grandfather fought in the battle and wrote about his experience. Audio
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Nashville Babylon 9 October, 2017
Every Monday on Nashville Babylon Mark Rogers presents the very best in alt.country, Americana and soul and blues…
On this week's show Mark plays new tunes from Joana Serrat and Gill Landry, country… Audio
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Brent Edwards signs off at RNZ
After seeing out another election at RNZ, newsgathering boss and former political editor Brent Edwards has left after 16 years at the broadcaster. Mediawatch asks him why, and how he sees the state of… Audio
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Brent Edwards signs off at RNZ
After seeing out another election at RNZ, newsgathering boss and former political editor Brent Edwards has left after 16 years at the broadcaster. Mediawatch asks him why, and how he sees the state of…
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King Country's romance queen
You get things done if you like doing them, says King Country farmer, vet, wife, mother and rural romance author Danielle Hawkins. Her latest novel is The Pretty Delicious Cafe. Audio
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NZ's thoroughbred sector racing ahead
A surge of overseas interest in New Zealand thoroughbreds is boosting the fortunes of provincial towns associated with the industry.
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Poisoner: the story of Thomas Hall
"The most vile criminal ever to be tried in New Zealand" Thomas Hall's crimes scandalised New Zealand when it was revealed he had attempted to murder his wife in order to steal her family fortune. Audio
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Worlds of Music 30 September, 2017
On this weeks show Trevor includes music from Morocco, Cape Verde, and Senegal. He features a classic track from Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan and delves deep with the "Empress of Blues" Bessie Smith. He also… Audio
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Wild horses couldn't drag her away
With her two sisters, writer and photographer Kelly Wilson made wild Kaimanawa horses a household name via the TV series Keeping up with the Kaimanawas. She says it's time the Australian public began… Audio, Gallery
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Merkel vows to win back right wing voters
German Chancellor Angela Merkel wants to win back the voters who deserted her party for right-wing nationalist AfD.
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Seymour keeps ACT in Parliament but flying solo
ACT Party leader David Seymour says he's disappointed he won't be bringing any extra MPs into Parliament.
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America's Cup veteran joins Yachting NZ
After 15 years involvement in America's Cup campaign's Ian Stewart is to take up the role of high performance manager with Yachting New Zealand.
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Close calls and cliffhangers: the electorates to watch
As the results come in on election night, RNZ's deputy political editor Chris Bramwell has pointers on the electorates to keep an eye on.
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Toby & Toby's definitive guide to the next government
Opinion - As the two-horse neck-and-neck drag race on a knife edge comes to an end, Toby Manhire and Toby Morris take a look at the possible results.
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Meet Auckland's likely new MPs
The retirements of long-serving MPs mean there will be a host of new faces representing Auckland in Parliament after 23 September. They went for lunch with RNZ's Sarah Robson. Audio
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Election no two-horse race
National and Labour want voters to think they're in a "drag race". For those who need a reminder, this is still an MMP election, Brent Edwards writes.
