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Boy star James Rolleston injured in car crash
James Rolleston, the lead actor in the hit New Zealand film Boy, has been seriously injured in a car crash in Bay of Plenty.
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Jack Lovelock's Berlin triumph
Golden Moments - Jack Lovelock won New Zealand's first Olympic gold for athletics and ensured his athletics immortality when, in front of Hitler, he ran in world record time.
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Gloriavale’s stage show is unlike anything else on Earth
This controversial community rarely opens its doors to the outside world, except for this once every two years extravaganza.
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From the book to the big screen
The film adaptation of Eleanor Catton’s The Rehearsal hits the NZ International Film Festival.
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Sport: Rugby League World Cup organisers back PNG to deliver
Rugby League World Cup organisers are confident Papua New Guinea will be an excellent host during next year's tournament.
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Interview: Joey Burns of Calexico | WOMAD 2016
Trevor Reekie discusses collaboration and the music business with Joey Burns of Calexico. Audio
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Australia's call on Rudd vs Clark - NZ PM
It is up to the Australian government who it wants to support for the top job at the United Nations, Prime Minister John Key says - although he backs Helen Clark as the best candidate.
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The Well Travelled Equestrian Team
New Zealand has enjoyed great success in equestrian at the Olympics and Sir Mark Todd is at the heart of those achievements.
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SPCA welcomes prosecution of woman who starved horse to death
The SPCA has welcomed the prosecution of a Horowhenua woman who starved one horse to death and was implicated in the death of another.
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MSD funding cut affects at-risks kids
Ros Rowe of the Leg Up Trust talks about funding cuts which are affecting her horse therapy business which helps disadvantaged young people. Audio
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The Panel with Tim Watkin and Selwyn Manning (Part 2)
Audio 18 Jul 2016Academics have done some number crunching and decided where 10, 000 words sit on a happiness index. What the Panelists Tim Watkin and Selwyn Manning have been thinking about. Ros Rowe of the Leg Up… Audio
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Lobbying intesifies in PNG ahead of no confidence vote
Audio 18 Jul 2016While Papua New Guinea's government and opposition groupings have gone into respective camps as lobbying hits full throttle ahead of a motion of no-confidence against the prime minister Peter O'Neill… Audio
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He Tāonga kōrero - Spectrum in Te Araroa 1989
The producers pf documentary series Spectrum covered a range of stories that captured the essence of the country over 44 years. Te Ahi Kaa digs into the Spectrum vaults and features stories from Alwyn… Audio
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Poetry with Gregory O'Brien: Rachel Bush and Michael Jackson
Painter, poet, curator and writer Gregory O'Brien is the author of a number of books. His latest book, written with Nick Bevin, is Futuna: Life of a Building. He will discuss two new collections… Audio
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PNG no confidence vote adjourned for a week
The speaker of Papua New Guinea's parliament has adjourned a sitting to vote on a no confidence motion in the prime minister until next Friday.
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When Mark Todd struck gold
Golden Moments - Mark Todd's remarkable Olympic career spans four decades but his victory at Los Angeles in 1984 was probably the most dramatic.
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Twenty five dollars and a dream - the story of Tapu te Ranga Marae
An urban marae built from scavenged materials by homeless youth, ex-cons, and gang members in the 1970s in Wellington is struggling to keep its whare open after the council deemed several of its… Video, Audio, Gallery
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Shining a light on Nelson
First Person - An illuminated art and technology show in Nelson has the power to weave a little magic into gloomy winter nights, writes Nelson Reporter Tracy Neal.
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Air ambulance coordination 'random' and 'risky'
Air ambulances are being sent to emergencies when they are not needed and not being sent when they are under a system that is being called random.
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Police seek fourth man after huge cocaine haul
Police are seeking a fourth man in connection with the country's biggest ever cocaine haul - found in an ornamental horse's head.
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Huge cocaine haul found in horse head
An organised crime group is believed to be behind NZ's largest cocaine bust, in which an estimated $14m worth was found in a diamante-encrusted horse head.
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Airport rail link not yet decided - Brown
No final decision has been made on whether trains or trams will eventually run to Auckland Airport, says mayor Len Brown.
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Ferry goes missing in Tonga with 11 people aboard
A search is under way for 11 people missing at sea in Tonga.
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Sir Mark Todd to compete in eighth Olympics
Equestrian great Sir Mark Todd will become the most capped New Zealand Olympian when he competes at the Rio Games in August.
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Paddle for the North
What started as a group of mates keen for an adventured, morphed into a quest to protect one of North America's last untouched wildernesses. New Zealander's Simon Lucas and Scott Sinton are the… Audio, Gallery
