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The Panel with Finlay MacDonald and Ellen Read (Part 2)
Audio 26 Aug 2014Topics - Led Zeppelin's Whole Lotta Love contains the greatest guitar riff of all time according to a BBC Radio 2 poll. Loom bands are now being tested in the UK for harmful toxin levels. But Consumer… Audio
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Fraser claims show jumping gold
New Zealand's Emily Fraser rode horse Exilio to victory in the show jumping at the Youth Olympic Games in Nanjing, capping off two clear rounds with a 39.75-second round in the jump-off.
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For King and country?
Ben Allan never met his dad's dad, who fought in WWI. What are we to make of it all, a hundred years on?
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Two helicopter call-outs in Waikato
A woman has sufffered serious injuries from being kicked by a horse in Waikato. In a separate incident, a woman was airlifted to hospital after a car crash.
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Simon's A-Z
We're in central Otago today, more specifically half way between Wanaka and Cromwell. 150 years ago this was the midway stop for coaches and wagons travelling from the goldfields to the wider… Audio
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Feature album - Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere
Audio 13 Aug 2014Our Feature album is by veteran rock legend, Neil Young - his 1969 album, 'Everybody Knows This Is Nowhere' - and first album with famous backing band, Crazy Horse. Named as among Rolling Stone's 20… Audio
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Fiji PM lays out health plan to NZ audience
Fiji's Prime Minister says the establishment of health clinics in Fiji should be prioritised in remote areas, rather than just in towns and cities.
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Paget cleared in doping case
The New Zealand eventer Jock Paget says he feels as if he has his career back after being cleared of any wrong-doing in relation to his horse's failed doping test last September. Audio
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Paget cleared in doping case
New Zealand eventer Jock Paget has been officially cleared by the International Equestrian Federation of any wrongdoing in relation to his horse Clifton Promise's failed doping test.
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At The Movies for 7 August 2014
Audio 7 Aug 2014On At The Movies, Simon Morris looks at the hottest New Zealand film for years, The Dark Horse, starring Cliff Curtis. He also reviews French doomed romance, Just a Sigh, and the "cop movie meets… Audio
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Powell out of World Equestrian Games
The New Zealand equestrians Tim and Jonelle Price will become the first husband and wife combination to represent the country together at a major international event.
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Coroner wants lift in racetrack safety
A coroner wants the racing industry to develop safer practices for the sport, after a Christchurch jockey died when her horse fell during a race.
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THE BIG "G"
In the end, the Commonwealth Games closing ceremony resembled a Kylie Minogue concert. Not that that seemed to matter to a packed Hampden Park.
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The NZIFF Diaries: Part II
Week two of the New Zealand Film Festival pushes a sleep-deprived Judah Finnigan entirely out of his comfort zone.
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Nicholson wins at Gatcombe Park
The New Zealand equestrian Andrew Nicholson has claimed his third British Eventing Open crown at Gatcombe Park.
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The 'Dark Horse' children's chess club is still changing lives
Noble Keelan founded Gisborne's Eastern Knights Chess Club with Genestis Potini, the subject of the critically acclaimed New Zealand film The Dark Horse starring Cliff Curtis. The Film opens in… Audio
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Snap back to REALITi
A "strange and skewed" vision of the future that doesn't strike Adam Goodall as all that out from the present day.
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Kiwi jockey celebrates Sydney Premiership victory
James McDonald has joined a select group of New Zealand jockeys to have won the Sydney Metropolitan Championship, and he's done it in only his second full season across the Tasman.
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Novopay under Government control
The Government will take over the running of the Novopay payroll system and has reached a settlement with Australian company Talent2. Principals welcome the change. Audio
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Old time drovers who helped shape our nation
Audio 29 Jul 2014Author Ruth Entwistle Low has explored the history of droving in her new book On the Hoof, the Untold story of drovers in New Zealand. Jack Curtis started work as a drover as a child in the 1940s. Audio
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Film fest diaries: Part I
Judah Finnigan forgoes a full eight hours' sleep and financial stability to catch the best of the New Zealand International Film Festival.
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The Week In Review for week ending July 25 2014
Audio 25 Jul 2014A review of the week's news... The 20th Commonwealth Games in Glasgow is underway, an IPCA report released this week says the police failed to properly investigate the first known attack in 1987 by… Audio
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Best of the Week - 25 July 2014
Audio 25 Jul 2014Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 25 July. This week......from mining to tourism - the West Coast attracting visitors; will Sky TV maintain its… Audio
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Film review with Dan Slevin
Audio 24 Jul 2014Dan Slevin reviews New Zealand film The Dark Horse and other NZ International Film Festival offerings. Audio
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Late Edition for 23 July 2014
Audio 23 Jul 2014The propaganda war over flight MH17 continues; the movie 'The Dark Horse' has captured the headlines at this year's New Zealand International Film Festival. In Dateline Pacific, a mystery disease hits… Audio
