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Nicholson finally takes Badminton
Veteran New Zealand equestrian Andrew Nicholson has finally won the Badminton Horse Trials in his 36th attempt following a thrilling finale.
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Nicholson wins Badminton in thrilling finale
New Zealander Andrew Nicholson has won the Badminton Horse Trials two years after suffering a serious neck injury. It was the 55-year-old's 36th attempt at the competition. A very excited corrspondent… Audio
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Nicholson wins Badminton Horse Trials
Veteran New Zealand equestrian Andrew Nicholson has won the 'Wimbledon of eventing', having completed it a record 36 times in his career.
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Sir Mark Todd has strong start at Badminton
New Zealand's Sir Mark Todd and Leonidas are in fifth place after the opening day of dressage at the Badminton horse trials in England.
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Seven strong NZ contingent line-up for Badminton
There will be a strong contingent of New Zealand riders competing at the prestigious Badminton Horse trials starting in England tonight.
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Once famous racehorse, now famous painter
A once well-known racehorse has a new lease on life - painting masterpieces.
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Shoot to stop or shoot to kill?
New Zealand police say they don't shoot to kill, but statistics show that officers who pull the trigger are becoming more deadly.
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Patch the one eyed horse to run in Kentucky Derby
A one-eyed horse called Patch will contest the Kentucky Derby, America's biggest horse race, on Sunday.
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Nashville Babylon
New music from Stretch, Robyn Hitchcock and Frontier Ruckus, favourites from Old Crow Medicine Show, Joni Mitchell and Howlin' Wolf plus news of NZ dates from Courtney Marie Andrews. There's also a… Audio
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'It was instilled in us as we grew up, our Katorikatanga'
Te Ahi Kaa explores Māori Catholic faith in the small community of Te Puna and at Hui Aranga – a four-day Easter event which attracted thousands to Tauranga this year. Audio
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Crusaders stick with tried and true
The Crusaders have made just one change to their starting 15 for the first leg of their South African Super Rugby tour against the Cheetahs in Blomfontein this weekend
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Gold rush water permits overhaul threatens Central Otago economy
The mayor of New Zealand's driest region says the overhaul of water permits granted in the Otago gold rush could threaten its economic future, as our Otago-Southland reporter, Ian Telfer, explains. Audio
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Fraudster arranged husband's $100k govt salary
A convicted government fraudster not only tricked officials into hiring her husband - she also organised his $100,000 salary.
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Teams slam SANZAAR over Super Rugby cuts
While New Zealand has come off unscathed in the Super Rugby rejig, it's a different story across the Tasman and in South Africa where plenty of angst still remains.
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Hymns on Sunday, 9 April 2017
Today we're marking Palm Sunday with a great selection of uplifting and triumphal hymns. The Choir of Westminster Abbey sings Rejoice! The Lord is King, there's a spiritual from the Mormon Tabernacle… Audio
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Jockey killed in horror horse racing accident
A jockey has been killed and two others have been seriously injured in a racing accident at a race meet at Warialda in northern New South Wales.
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Toby & Toby present... starter's orders for Election 2017
Opinion - Toby Manhire and Toby Morris take a punt on the 23 September election front runners.
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Driver ordered to pay $25,000 for hitting horse and rider
A man has been sentenced for driving into a horse being ridden by TV journalist Karen Rutherford, killing it and seriously injuring her. Audio
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Woman injured by tourist driver calls sentence a joke
Journalist Karen Rutherford says the disqualified driving sentence given to a man who hit her while out riding her horse is redundant as he will soon return to China. Peng Wang was also ordered to pay… Audio
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Question Time for 4 April 2017
ANDREW LITTLE to the Prime Minister: Based on the advice he has received from the Defence Force and the Minister of Defence, does he know if any civilians were killed in Operation Burnham; if so, how…
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Equine Eats
Angela Broadbent baked for days to perfect a crunchy cookie for horses. She now sells three-quarters of a tonne each week. Audio
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Equine Eats
Angela Broadbent baked for days to perfect a crunchy cookie for horses. She now sells three-quarters of a tonne each week.
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Full Episode for Friday March 24, 2017
High Peak Station, Taihape Tigers and biscuits for well-behaved horses. Audio
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Full Episode for Friday March 24, 2017
High Peak Station, Taihape Tigers and biscuits for well-behaved horses.
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Plot to kidnap dead Ferrari boss foiled
Italian police say they've foiled a plan to steal the body of legendary Formula One racing pioneer Enzo Ferrari and demand a ransom.
