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Paget's pain another Kiwi's gain
New Zealand equestrian Andrew Nicholson has been handed the Burghley horse trial title after compatriot Jock Paget was officially stripped of his crown. Equestrian's world governing body the FEI…
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Anzac memorials planned nationwide
The spirit of the Anzacs will be alive and well as racing cars take to the track at Pukekohe for the New Zealand round of the Super V8s on Friday.
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Appeal for would-be horse owners
Kaimanawa horse enthusiasts are urging people to re-home the animals as the date for the annual muster approaches.
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Horse lovers urged to adopt a Kaimanawa horse
Audio 23 Apr 2014With just days left before applications for adopting a Kaimanawa horse close, horse lovers are being encouraged to snap up a bargain. About 180 Kaimanawa horses will be removed in the Department of… Audio
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The Lego Movie
The blockbusting action film for children, which also might just be the single biggest product-placement vehicle ever conceived.
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Paget still waiting for hearing date
One of New Zealand's leading equestrian riders Jock Paget is still waiting on a hearing date so he can put his case over the positive drug test that will cost...
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SPCA advises shooting stray cats
The SPCA in Tokoroa is housing so many cats it's telling some people to humanely shoot strays instead of bringing them in. Audio
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FMG issues booklet for lifestyle block owners
FMG has put out a free booklet featuring the tricks of the farming trade and common pitfalls for lifestyle block owners.
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Second-hand story from Prague
"In the Czech Republic, every day was an inorganic throw-out day; if you wanted to get rid of something, the side walk was fair game."
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It's A Dundeel has problems in leadup to BMW
The New Zealand-trained racing star It's A Dundeel has been battling lameness in the lead-up to Saturday's $1.6 million BMW weight-for-age race at Rosehill in Sydney. One of the drawcards...
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Slow down campaign for rural SI roads
The Selwyn district is joining other rural Canterbury areas to launch a campaign to get motorists to slow down on country roads.
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Obit for David Henshaw
Audio 28 Mar 2014Last weekend the well-known rural cartoonist, artist and former land valuer David Henshaw died. His cartoons of farmer Jock have reflected every conceivable aspect of country life for the past three… Audio
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Photo essay: Playing in numbers
Clubs activities outside of work or school are a good way to get to know people you wouldn't meet otherwise.
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30th anniversary of Trades Hall bomb
A gathering will be held at the Trades Hall building in Wellington on Thursday to mark the 30th anniversary of a bombing of the building. Caretaker Ernie Abbott was killed and no one has ever been…
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Taranaki equestrian ends dream of going to World Championships
The Taranaki dressage rider Vanessa Way has had to pull the pin on her dreams of representing New Zealand at this year's World Equestrian Championships in France. Way is retiring...
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Plans favouring CBD too late - owner
Christchurch City Council plans to ban new office buildings in the suburbs are too little, too late, a central Christchurch property owner says. Audio
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Best of the Week - 21 March 2014
Audio 21 Mar 2014Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 21 March. This week......e-health - getting access online to your own health records; is competition good for us… Audio
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Ketamine and Depression
Ketamine, an anaesthetic and party drug, is being trialled in Sydney as a treatment for major depression Audio
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Ketamine and Depression
Ketamine, an anaesthetic and party drug, is being trialled in Sydney as a treatment for major depression
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Late Edition for 19 March 2014
Audio 19 Mar 2014Peter Dunne on drugs; taming wild horses. In Dateline Pacific fiscal politics in Papua New Guinea. Audio
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Saving wild horses.
Audio 19 Mar 2014Vicki Wilson started riding horses at the tender age of two and her passion for them has seen her become a rescuer of the wild Kaimanawa horses. Vicki and her two sisters, Kelly and Amanda, have been… Audio
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Subdivision of coastal land defended
The Whangarei District Council is defending its support for a development proposal by the Ruakaka Racing Club, which plans to subdivide its land and build up to 350 housing units. Audio
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Feedback on safety guidelines 'essential'
Farmers and workers on the land are being asked for their feedback on proposed health and safety guidelines drawn up by Worksafe New Zealand.
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Fiorente takes $A1m Australian Cup
Pin-up horse Fiorente has added another cup victory to his resume, claiming the $1 million Australian Cup at Flemington.
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Adam and Judah talk about the Oscars because of social expectation
Film bloggers Adam Goodall and Judah Finnigan begin their rundown of the 2014 Oscars.
