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Animals in Emergencies - Donelle Gadenne
Cats, dogs, horses, parrots, rats, hedgehogs and turtles. Just like people, these animals were affected by the earthquakes in Christchurch. And two researchers have published a new book into just how… Audio
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Running Jump to Rio
Eighteen-year-old Jono Brownjohn is on the Pathway to Podium programme – a nationwide talent development programme for young athletes. A sprinter and jumper, Jono’s aiming for selection for the 2016… Audio
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1st Test delayed for Hughes' funeral
The Australian cricketer Phillip Hughes will be buried in his home town on Wednesday, forcing the indefinite postponement of the Test match against India which was scheduled to begin the following…
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Terry King and the Anzac 100 Years 100 Horses Ride
Country musician, director and returned serviceman, Terry King from The Peaks in North Canterbury is organising a special Anzac day event called the Anzac 100 Years 100 Horses ride. Audio
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Terry King and the Anzac 100 Years 100 Horses Ride
Country musician, director and returned serviceman, Terry King from The Peaks in North Canterbury is organising a special Anzac day event called the Anzac 100 Years 100 Horses ride.
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Tonga gets 12 new MPs
Audio 28 Nov 2014Tonga has 12 new MPs among the 26 elected representatives in the Legislative Assembly. Audio
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No dramatic signal from Tongans in poll
Audio 28 Nov 2014Tonga election has Democrats again coming up just shy of a majority of the seats. Audio
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Water Treadmill
Sports scientist Paul Macdermid is studying how people run on a water treadmill compared with an ordinary treadmill Video, Audio
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Water Treadmill
Sports scientist Paul Macdermid is studying how people run on a water treadmill compared with an ordinary treadmill
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Ross HARRIS: The Floating Bride, the Crimson Village
Jenny Wollerman (soprano), New Zealand Symphony Orchestra conducted by Tecwyn Evans. Recorded by Radio New Zealand Concert, 7 May 2010. Audio
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Sports Correspondent - Australia
Point-scoring across the ditch with ABC sports presenter Paul Kennedy. How did two horses die after competing in this year's Melbourne Cup? Audio
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Rebecca and the Queen of Nations Ep 1 by Deborah Burnside
Audio 19 Nov 2014Becky runs away from the workhouse, steals a horse and sets out to find her brother in Belfast. Audio
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Sport: Vanuatu cricketers fancy chances against Pacific rivals
A berth at next years World Twenty20 qualifier is on offer for the eight nations competing in the ICC East Asia-Pacific Men's Trophy, which gets underway in Lismore, New South Wales on Wednesday.
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Big crowds expected at A&P Show
New Zealand's biggest agricultural and pastoral show has got even larger. Organisers expect 100,000 people through the gates for the Canterbury A&P Show, which opens today.
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'Trojan Females' - A Novel Idea for Pest Control
Naturally occurring mitochondrial mutations that cause infertility in sons could be the basis of novel pest control measures Audio
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'Trojan Females' - A Novel Idea for Pest Control
Naturally occurring mitochondrial mutations that cause infertility in sons could be the basis of novel pest control measures
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Two horses die after Melbourne Cup
The brilliant Melbourne Cup victory by the German-trained stayer Protectionist has been overshadowed by the post-race deaths of two horses, Admire Rakti and the seventh-placegetter Araldo.
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New procedures for rest of Cup carnival
Victorian racing officials have introduced procedural changes for the remainder of this year's Melbourne Cup carnival in response to the incident that led to Araldo being euthanised.
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Wellington convention centre approved
Wellington councillors have voted in favour of a $100 million convention centre as part of a five-star Hilton hotel, which would be built near the city's waterfront.
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The Panel with Sir Bruce Slane and David Slack (Part 1)
Audio 5 Nov 2014Topics - three NZ Defence Force personnel have already left for the Middle East to scope out a role for New Zealand forces to help train Iraqi forces fight ISIS, probably in conjunction with… Audio
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Second Melbourne Cup horse dies
The Melbourne Cup has been marred by the death of a second horse as Araldo was put down after breaking a bone in its leg. Favourite Admire Rakti had died at the end of the race. Audio
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Animal rights campaigners on Melbourne Cup deaths
Animal rights campaigners are calling for immediate changes within the racing industry after the deaths of two horses at the Melbourne Cup yesterday. With Elio Celotto - Campaign Director with the… Audio
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Melbourne Cup horse dies after race
Yesterday's Melbourne Cup took a tragic turn when the pre-race favourite died after the race and another horse had to be euthanised. Audio
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Outbreak of strangles in Canterbury
An equine veterinarian in Canterbury is urging horse owners to get their animals vaccinated following another outbreak of the highly infectious disease strangles in the region.
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Top Stories for Wednesday 5 November 2014
Pora had mental age of 10 when he falsely confessed to police, Medical authorities warn 'miracle cure' being promoted in NZ is just bleach, Tourism goal could be derailed by complacency, Melbourne Cup… Audio
