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The Trojans by Hector Berlioz
The drama of the Trojan War, replete with heroes and tragedy, comes to life never more vividly than in French opera's most astounding work. Video
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Royal revelations prompt a pile-on
Even before it screened here, the latest fly-on-the-wall royal TV documentary prompted a pile-on from pundits here who are hostile to Meghan and Harry. Audio
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Royal revelations prompt a pile-on
Even before it screened here, the latest fly-on-the-wall royal TV documentary prompted a pile-on from pundits here who are hostile to Meghan and Harry.
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It's not about revenge for the Black Caps
Three and a half months after their agonising cricket world loss to England the Black Caps finally get the chance for at a smidgen of revenge.
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Horse racing: Flogging tracks to survive
Insight - Forcing racing clubs to close their tracks and outsourcing the TAB could revitalise the horse racing industry, but, as Max Towle discovers, some diehards won't accept change without a fight. Audio
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Architects designing dog houses
Sure architects can design houses, but can they design DOG houses? That's the idea behind the inaugural BarkHaus competition. Audio, Gallery
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Climate Protests in Melbourne
Audio 29 Oct 2019Climate change protestors have clashed with police in violent scenes in Melbourne. There have been more than 40 reporters arrested as protesters outside the Melbourne Exhibiton and Convention Centre… Audio
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Climate protesters clash with Melbourne police
More than 40 protestors who were blockading the entrance to an international mining conference in Melbourne have been arrested by police, while three officers injured during an arrest were taken to…
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Rugby World Cup: Semifinals review
First England annihilate the All Blacks and then South Africa and Wales send the sport back to the stone age, writes Hamish Bidwell.
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Victoria announces $25m plan to help retired racehorses
Victorian racing authorities have announced a $25 million plan to improve the welfare of thoroughbreds after they stop racing.
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Today's sport news: what you need to know
In today's sports news - Lewis Hamilton wins in Mexico, Liverpool remain unbeaten in the Premier League and Coll through to quarter-finals in Cairo.
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Re-homing retired racehorses
Jackie Law takes in unwanted pacers and trotters once they have finished their harness racing careers. So far she's rehomed more than 600. Most come from horse trainers who like to see them get a… Audio
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Re-homing retired racehorses
Jackie Law takes in unwanted pacers and trotters once they have finished their harness racing careers. So far she's rehomed more than 600. Most come from horse trainers who like to see them get a…
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Full Episode for Friday October 25 2019
Spectacular Speckles, Rehoming Reject Horses, More Cheese Please and the Regional Wrap. Audio
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Full Episode for Friday October 25 2019
Spectacular Speckles, Rehoming Reject Horses, More Cheese Please and the Regional Wrap.
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MFAT backs McClay on donations issue
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs has backed up former National Party Minister Todd McClay, stating he did not discuss donations with a Chinese billionaire
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Inquiry launched into the welfare of retired Australian racehorses
An independent inquiry will investigate the treatment of retired racehorses and allegations of animal cruelty at abattoirs.
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Kiwi horse trainer sickened by Australian racing's slaughter scandal
Champion New Zealand horse trainer Chris Waller says images of former racehorses being slaughtered in a Queensland abattoir were so sickening he could not watch.
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Horse racing: Flogging tracks to survive
Forcing racing clubs to close their tracks and outsourcing the TAB could revitalise the horse racing industry, but as Max Towle discovers, some diehards won't accept change without a fight. Audio
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Horse racing shake-up: Selling tracks and outsourcing the TAB
Insight - Forcing racing clubs to close their tracks and outsourcing the TAB could revitalise the horse racing industry but, as Max Towle discovers, some diehards won't accept change without a fight. Audio
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Govt looking at forcibly closing tracks to save horse racing
A law change could force horse racing clubs to not only give up their race tracks, but lose their freehold land as well. The industry is in a severe state of decline and, overseen by the Racing… Audio
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The push to keep horse racing in the running
The government is leading a push to revitalise horse racing - an industry that has been dying a slow death for decades. To do this, it's pushing racing clubs in rural communities like Hawera, Winston… Audio
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Business briefs
The Commerce Commission has filed legal action against one of New Zealand's largest horse transport companies after investigating it for price fixing. Audio
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Twister rips through animal sanctuary in Waikato
Audio 15 Oct 2019A twister ripped through a King Country animal sanctuary this morning, bringing down fences and tossing chicken coops hundreds of metres away. Audio, Gallery
