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NZ equestrian wins $140k world championship with dislocated shoulder
Vicki Wilson, from 'Keeping up with the Kaimanawas' fame, has won Road to the Horse in Kentucky. The event gives competitors just three hours to break in a wild horse, before completing an obstacle… Video, Audio
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NZ children in Australia 'anxious' as Cyclone Debbie approaches
A New Zealand couple and their young children in Townsville have tied everything down and taped their windows as they brace for the storm. Video
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Rapper Briggs on Aussie vs NZ hip hop: 'the divide is black and white'
Aboriginal hip hop duo A.B. Original won this year's Australia Music Prize for an album they titled to "piss off those rednecks".
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How I forgave my 16-year-old self
36 years ago Richard Warwick was just a teenager when a one time experiment with petrol sniffing triggered a brain bleed. Lying in a hospital bed, he was told he'd never run again. This year he… Audio
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NZ defence officials reject Afghan raid claims
The NZDF is rejecting a new book's claims that SAS soldiers led a raid which killed and injured civilians, including a three-year-old girl, in Afghanistan. Video, Audio
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Aboriginal rapper Briggs talks hip hop heritage
Sam Wicks talks to Adam Briggs from Australian hip hop duo A.B. Original, whose album Reclaim Australia recently won the Australia Music Prize. Audio
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NZ Live: Stretch
Hawkes Bay singer-songwriter Anthony Stretch - aka Stretch - plays live in our Auckland studio. Audio
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The Great Molasses Flood of 1919
A fluid dynamics specialist talks to Bryan Crump about the collapse of a molasses tank in Boston which killed 19 people. Audio, Gallery
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Water cannons used on Turkish protesters
Dutch riot police have used water cannons to break up a demonstration by Turkish protesters in Rotterdam.
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Understanding South Korea's corruption and bribery scandal
South Korea's President Park Geun-hye has become the country's first democratically elected leader to be forced from office.
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Stock rescued from flood: 'You've just got to get in there'
Some Clevedon locals stripped down to their underwear in a desperate attempt to rescue stock stranded by floodwaters today.
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Sin bin stupidity highlights Super Rugby problems
Sports Call - Super Rugby needs an urgent update, because last weekend's yellow card incident is a sign of a competition in trouble, writes RNZ rugby reporter Joe Porter.
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No need to ban BYO at horse races - West Coast mayor
Proposed changes to alcohol laws would hurt horse racing meetings on the West Coast, says Westland mayor Bruce Smith. Audio
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Westland mayor rubbishes idea of banning BYO at races
Police say alcohol at horse races is a serious issue, and there have been suggestions BYO be banned across the country as it is in Auckland and Wellington. Video, Audio
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Injured rider's daughter tells of moment of crash
Karen Rutherford's teenage daughter says she yelled at a driver to slow down before he crashed into her mother, injuring her and killing her horse.
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Samsung heir to be charged with bribery
Samsung's heir apparent is to be formally indicted on multiple charges including bribery and embezzlement, prosecutors said.
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Customs seized record amount of meth last year
Customs seized over 1.2 tonnes of methamphetamine with a street value of more than $1 billion last year. Video
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Politics could rain on La La Land's glitzy parade
Protests and boycotts are set to make today's Oscars ceremony the most politically-charged in recent history. Audio
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Blitzed: the Nazis and drugs
German writer Norman Ohler talks about the Third Reich's relationship with drugs - including cocaine, heroin, morphine and methamphetamines. Audio
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On The Wagon
The 25th Goldfields Cavalcade kicks off on Saturday. Coordinator Terry Davies says nearly 500 participants will trek over Central Otago's high country on horseback, by carriage and on foot, all aiming… Audio
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On The Wagon
The 25th Goldfields Cavalcade kicks off on Saturday. Coordinator Terry Davies says nearly 500 participants will trek over Central Otago's high country on horseback, by carriage and on foot, all aiming…
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The man who got the jump on Hackett
AJ Hackett is the name that probably comes to mind when you think of bungy jumping, but Chris Sigglekow taught Hackett the ropes, and had bungy jumped six years before he met him. Video, Audio
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Germany bans talking doll Cayla because it could be used to spy on children
An official watchdog in Germany has told parents to destroy a talking doll called Cayla because its software could be hacked, allowing personal data to be revealed.
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Body found in Auckland forest
A member of the public has found a body in west Auckland's Woodhill Forest, police say.
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Parliament's work-horse
Inside Parliament's work-horse - the select committee - where Kiwi Rail and the Police front up for their annual reviews. Audio
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