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Rugby, racing and beer: MPs tackle NZ's holy trinity
MPs have been making laws to enable access to alcohol at race meetings on race days and during those early hours at pubs when rugby's World Cup is broadcast from France. Audio
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Rugby, racing and beer: MPs tackle NZ's holy trinity
MPs have been making laws to enable access to alcohol at race meetings on race days and during those early hours at pubs when rugby's World Cup is broadcast from France.
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This Is Wheel Life | Trailer
As if navigating your 20’s isn’t hard enough, Sophia Malthus became a quadriplegic at age 19 after a horse riding accident. Finding carers to help her 24 hours a day is no easy task. Video
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Equine ecstasy: Music with Ian Chapman
Having previously explored musical depictions of chickens, goats, cats and dogs on Nine to Noon, this week it behooves Ian Chapman to turn his attention to horses. In doing so he finds… Audio
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Winter gardening with Lynda Hallinan
There is plenty to do in the garden over winter, gardening expert Lynda Hallinan says. Audio
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Police release 30 on bail over Epsom Derby disruption
A protester was detained by police on the racecourse during the Epsom Derby, but failed to stop the race.
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Churchill Downs announces measures to improve horse safety
Churchill Downs has announced safety initiatives in the wake of the recent deaths of 12 horses at the home of the Kentucky Derby.
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Why Australia decided to quit its vaping habit
Earlier this month the Australian government introduced restrictions on vape sales, and teachers and public health experts say the measures are much needed.
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World War II veteran looks back on tough times as he turns 100
Oliver Candy, one of New Zealand's last living World War II veterans, still remembers the moment he heard the war had ended.
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National Treasure wins Preakness Stakes
National Treasure won the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore, giving Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert a record-breaking eighth win.
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Three synthetic tracks to be used in next Thoroughbred season
Three synthetic surfaces will be used for horse racing in New Zealand next season.
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Adrian Worsley: The man behind the metal
The best compliment Adrian Worsley ever received was about his first-ever sculpture - a motorbike. Now he's best known for his animals, such as a large horse in the centre of Matamata. Audio
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NZMM Special: 'The Song I Wish I'd Written'- part two
To mark New Zealand Music Month Te Marama O Puoro, Music 101 asks more local musicians to pick one New Zealand song they wish they'd written. Video, Audio
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Adrian Worsley: The man behind the metal
Adrian Worsley designs and constructs unique one-off sculptures from recycling scrap metal, tools and farm implements. Audio
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Adrian Worsley: The man behind the metal
Adrian Worsley designs and constructs unique one-off sculptures from recycling scrap metal, tools and farm implements.
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Whangārei royal fan on the coronation
King Charles' Coronation brought pomp and ceremony to screens around the globe this weekend.
Dramatic hats, bejewelled swords, gold carriages, hundreds of horses and diamond-laden crowns were all on… Audio
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'You can't flog a dead horse' - Frontline staff criticise health plan
A doctor from Auckland's Middlemore Hospital said while diverting patients and resources sounded "good in theory", there needed to be staff available to deliver that plan.
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Police arrest 52 people during Coronation
Police officers said their duty to prevent disruption to the Coronation outweighed the right to protest.
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UK counts down to King Charles' historic Coronation
People across the UK and beyond are preparing to celebrate the coronation of King Charles III.
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PEACOCKE: White Horses
Performed by the Christchurch Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Jessica Cottis in the Douglas Lilburn Auditorium of the Christchurch Town Hall, 6 May, 2023 Audio
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Kentucky Derby trainer banned after two horses die
Trainer Saffie Joseph Jr has been suspended after two of his horses died in the lead-up to Sunday's 149th Kentucky Derby.
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King Charles and royals greet well-wishers ahead of coronation
King Charles greeted excited crowds gathering for his historic coronation this weekend as world leaders gathered for what will be the biggest ceremonial event to be staged in Britain for 70 years
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Tim Price leads New Zealand's charge at Badminton
World equestrian number one Tim Price will be among eight New Zealand combinations competing at the Badminton Horse Trials in England.
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'They are my whānau': Willie Apiata heads $200K fundraising effort for cyclone-hit iwi
The Victoria Cross recipient auctioned off his medal to help an East Coast iwi.
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ISCM World New Music Days - 'Tiraki'
Pianist Gabriela Glapska performs a programme of music from Aotearoa, Hungary, Latvia, the Czech Republic, Australia, Japan, Serbia, and Taiwan. Audio
