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Trump warns of riots if he doesn't win
Donald Trump has warned of riots if he is denied the Republican presidential nomination, and has pulled out of a scheduled debate.
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Race against time to save Kaimanawa horses
A wild horse rescue charity is racing to find homes for animals caught in this year's Kaimanawa muster so they won't be slaughtered.
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Dinosaur discovery resolves T-Rex mystery
A newly discovered species of Tyrannosaur could hold the key to how the creatures grew so huge.
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Griffin wins NZ Open
The Australian golfer Matthew Griffin has won the New Zealand Open at The Hills in Queenstown.
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Woman fights to keep animals after horse starved to death
A woman whose horse starved to death does not accept it is her fault, and is fighting to be allowed to keep dozens of other animals. Video
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Horse kicks gate, injures man
A man has suffered face and head injuries after a horse kicked down a gate at a farm south of Hastings. The Hawke's Bay rescue helicopter was called to the...
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Best of the Week - 11 March 2016
Audio 11 Mar 2016Highlights from RNZ National's programmes for the week ending Friday 11th March. This week.... the minimum wage - how high is too high, critics of the TPP want more transparency when free trade talks… Audio
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'One in, one out' migrant plan challenged
The UN has expressed concern over a radical EU-Turkey plan to ease the refugee and migrant crisis, saying it could contravene international law. Audio
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A History of New Zealand Women: an extract
On International Women's Day, Otago University history professor Barbara Brookes provides a snapshot of women's lives in colonial New Zealand.
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Kaimanawa King
Rockstar was rounded up in the 2014 Kaimanawa muster. Three weeks later the four-year-old wild horse had a rider on his back. He then went on to win the Kaimanawa Heritage Stallion Challenge; a… Audio
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Kaimanawa King
Rockstar was rounded up in the 2014 Kaimanawa muster. Three weeks later the four-year-old wild horse had a rider on his back. He then went on to win the Kaimanawa Heritage Stallion Challenge; a…
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A new future for marine protected areas in New Zealand
Environment Minister Nick Smith is championing new legislation for marine protected areas, and Raewyn Peart from the Environmental Defence Society has some thoughts on its strengths and weaknesses. Audio
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A new future for marine protected areas in New Zealand
Environment Minister Nick Smith is championing new legislation for marine protected areas, and Raewyn Peart from the Environmental Defence Society has some thoughts on its strengths and weaknesses.
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'You cannot bury your dead in our food baskets'
Northland iwi want a stronger say about where and when bodies are buried at sea.
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How the media rose to the challenge of the Christchurch quake
The five years since the 22 February 2011 quake have been turbulent ones for the media in Christchurch. Mediawatch looks back at how things have changed. Video, Audio
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How the media rose to the challenge of the Christchurch quake
The five years since the 22 February 2011 quake have been turbulent ones for the media in Christchurch. Mediawatch looks back at how things have changed.
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Santigold- 99 Cents
Santigold talks hyper-consumption on her new album, and describes being shrink-wrapped by Japanese photographer Haruhiko Kawaguchi for the album's cover art. Audio
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Africa could hold key to Fifa vote
Africa could hold the key to FIFA's presidential election, but sharply conflicting versions emerged today of who would get the continent's 54 votes in the contest for the new head of world football.
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Wellington Musical Electronics Library
Sam Scott discovers the different sounds and machines and the Wellington Musical Electronics Library. Audio
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Pam Warhurst: eating the city
British food activist who founded and chairs voluntary gardening initiative Incredible Edible, in Todmorden, West Yorkshire. She is visiting Christchurch to deliver her talk, Eating the Garden City. Audio
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Widescreen’s best of the web (19 February)
Our pick of the best* and most interesting screen-related articles and features from around the web including accent coaching, who really wrote Joy and where did David Milch’s $100m go? Video
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Insults fly as Beehive creaks back to life
Power Play - MPs are back in their seats chucking new insults at each other with glee, writes Chris Bramwell.
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Bernie Sanders, Donald Trump win in New Hampshire primary
Republican Donald Trump and Democrat Bernie Sanders have shaken up the US presidential race with decisive victories in the New Hampshire primary.
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Cancer-ridden dogs removed from hoarder's property
The SPCA has collected several dogs with cancer from the property of an Auckland woman after a court ruled she had to give up dozens of animals. Video
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Focus on Politics for 6 February 2106
The Trans-Pacific Partnership has been signed in Auckland this week but not without controversy. Opponents of the 12-nation free trade deal argue it's a trojan horse that will undermine New Zealand's… Audio
