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Mongolia keen on NZ thoroughbreds
An market for New Zealand thoroughbred horses has emerged in Inner Mongolia. In the past 18 months 400 horses have been shipped to the Northern China province.
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Writer and poet Keri Kaa
Justine Murray visits the home of Hohi Ngapera Te Moana Keri Kaa in Rangitukia, Te Tairawhiti. Keri talks about her childhood, her whanau and the book Taka Ki Ro Wai. The book won the Māori Language… Audio
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Horse racing industry under pressure
Andrew McRae explores the horse racing industry and what it needs to survive Video, Audio
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Horse racing industry under pressure
Lance O'Sullivan has spent over 20 years in the saddle becoming New Zealand's most successful winning jockey, but fears for the industry's future. Find out more on Insight. Video, Audio
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Labour releases terms of reference for review
A review of Labour's election performance will consider the party's future political positioning as well as most aspects of the 2014 campaign, including leadership. Video
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CORRESPONDENT
It's either the biggest sporting scandal in New Zealand sport - or the biggest injustice - as match-fixing claims against cricket's Chris Cairns take another twist.
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Rotorua farmers await nitrogen rules
Dairy farmers, lifestyle block owners and horse riders packed into a football clubroom last night in Rotorua to hear about how new nitrogen rules will affect them.
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NZ's oldest regiment turns 150
A military parade will be held in Palmerston North this morning to mark the 150th anniversary of one of this country's oldest regiments.
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Avonstour Farm
John Earney farms rare breeds on his property near Douglas in Eastern Taranaki. He aims to live self-sufficiently and makes ends meet by supplying meat to New Plymouth's Farmers' Market and by running… Audio
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Avonstour Farm
John Earney farms rare breeds on his property near Douglas in Eastern Taranaki. He aims to live self-sufficiently and makes ends meet by supplying meat to New Plymouth's Farmers' Market and by running…
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ArtyFacts
North Otago farmer turned artist Burns Pollock has been collecting local objects of interest for most of his life. Now, with paintbrush in hand, he's putting them in the limelight. Audio
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ArtyFacts
North Otago farmer turned artist Burns Pollock has been collecting local objects of interest for most of his life. Now, with paintbrush in hand, he's putting them in the limelight.
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Contest for Wairarapa seat two horse race
The contest for the Wairarapa seat is shaping up to be a two-horse race between a current mayor and a professional director and winemaker. Audio
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Week In Review week ending Sept 19 2014
Audio 19 Sep 2014A review of the week's news including... Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Glenn Greenwald on American spy agency whistleblower Edward Snowden's claims New Zealand is under mass surveillance and the… Audio
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Seven year ban for jockey
A jockey has been banned from horse racing for seven years after being found guilty of cheating. David Walker restrained his own horse after betting money on a rival horse.
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Jockey banned for 7 years
Disgraced jockey David Walker's been handed a seven-year ban after being found guilty of cheating for restraining his own horse after betting money on a rival horse.
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Midday News for 19 September 2014
Audio 19 Sep 2014Party leaders are out and about trying to vacuum up the last crumbs of support for tomorrow's big vote and a jockey cheat banned from horse racing for seven years. Audio
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Sonnet No 51: Thus can my love excuse the slow offence
Shakespeare's 44th sonnet is the first of two which use the idea of the four elements - in this case, earth and water. Read by John Callen. Music details: John Johnson: Dump (Naxos 8.550776) Audio
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Jockey guilty of betting on rival horse
Audio 18 Sep 2014A jockey's been found guilty of betting on a rival horse and then holding his own mount back to ensure he collected on his bets. Audio
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Jockey guilty over betting charges
A racing judicial committee has found a jockey guilty of betting on a rival horse and then deliberately riding to ensure his bets were successful.
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BREAKING NEWS - Jockey guilty of betting on rival horse and riding to ensure bets were successful
News 18 Sep 2014BREAKING NEWS - Jockey guilty of betting on rival horse and riding to ensure bets were successful
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Illegal racing hearing under way
A hearing for jockey David Walker over charges of illegal riding has started. He is accused of betting on another horse then reining in his own mount.
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30 year radio history under threat
A Tauranga radio station which has been on air for 30 years is at risk of closure. Village Radio is a volunteer, non-commercial station which runs out of the city's Historic Village. Audio
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Sonnet No 50: How heavy do I journey on my way
The first of another linked pair of sonnets. Here Shakespeare introduces the image of a horse, carrying its bearer away from the loved one. Read by Hewitt Humphrey. Music details: Tobias Hume… Audio
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Thirty-year broadcasting history could come to an end
A radio station in Tauranga, which has been broadcasting for 30 years, is at risk of closure because of the market rents it is having to pay. Village Radio is a volunteer run station which broadcasts… Audio
