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Hui Aranga - Cancelled but still celebrated this Easter.
Audio 10 Apr 2020Chair of Te Kaunihera Matua o Te Hui Aranga, Rawiri Tinirau says despite the cancellation of Hui Aranga, whanau will hold their own prayer services within their whanau and clubs on social media… Audio
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False reporting claim upheld by Media Council
The Media Council has upheld a complaint against RNZ for falsely reporting it had sought comment from New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing on a story about claims that the horse racing industry was cruel.
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Pets in the lockdown: Your Covid-19 questions answered
You asked, Glen Scanlon answers. What you need to know about life with your furry friends during lockdown.
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Sir Michael Morpurgo: Covid-19 will leave us a kinder world
Sir Michael Morpurgo believes that once the Covid-19 pandemic is beaten, the world will be a kinder, more compassionate place. The War Horse author joins the show to discuss the pandemic and the light… Audio
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Kyra's Curry
Recipe by Jackie Norman
From Sunday Morning on Sunday 5 April 2020
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A Korero Between a Poet and an Activist Accounting Scholar
An excerpt from the collab poem 'A Korero Between A Poet and An Activist Accounting Scholar About COVID-19' by Selina Tusitala-Marsh and Pala Molisa. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday 5 April 2020
Palm Sunday favourites today, including All glory, laud and honour, and Ride on, ride on in majesty. Audio
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Popular app Houseparty raises privacy concerns
The popular video calling app Houseparty breaches its users' privacy, and tighter government controls are needed, experts say.
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Running the West Coast during lockdown
From midnight tonight civil authority on the West Coast will be vested in just two men and those they command.
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Police officer unjustified in pepper-spraying Balclutha man, IPCA rules
The Independent Police Conduct Authority has faulted the officer for pepper-spraying the Balclutha man and arresting him for obstruction.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Auckland Supercars round on hold, Rotorua marathon postponed and French Open pushed back.
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Show jumper Lily Tootill on crossing Europe
For many New Zealanders the crisis in Europe can feel like a long way away. But for Olympic show jumping hopeful Lily Tootill it's a daily reality. Audio
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Covid-19 coronavirus hits all 50 US states as death toll rises
The deadly Covid-19 coronavirus has now hit all 50 states in the US as West Virginia reported its first case of the infection.
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Week in politics: Managing Covid-19 crisis a tricky business
Analysis - The government faces a chorus of criticism over the pace of its response to the economic impact of Covid-19, with the National Party and businesses saying any response now is too late…
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Four-time Olympian Blyth Tait retires from equestrian
One of the country's most decorated Olympic athletes, Blyth Tait, has called time on his international equestrian career, announcing his retirement from all eventing.
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Cycling on footpath may be allowed under new rules
The government wants feedback on whether to change the rules to allow people to ride bikes on the footpath.
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National sets out plan for 'bonfire on regulations'
National says it would introduce a "health and safety common-sense test" if elected, as part of its plan to slash red-tape burdening small businesses.
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Elizabeth Warren ends US presidential bid
Senator Elizabeth Warren will end her presidential campaign after a poor showing on Super Tuesday.
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Vanuatu election campaign swings into action
Audio 4 Mar 2020Vanuatu's election campaign is off to a shaky start for the incumbent prime minister, who faces court on charges of perjury. Audio
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Guilty plea over brutal slaying of miniature horse
Just weeks after the anniversary of the brutal stabbing to death of a miniature horse, a man has pleaded guilty to the attack.
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Samoa's proposal designed to revive talks between airlines - PM
The proposal to end direct flights between Fiji and Samoa was designed to bring Fiji Airways to the discussion table with struggling Samoa Airways, says Samoa's prime minister.
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'Shut down the quarry': Emotions run high at hearing
Tearful residents have begged a quarry company looking to increase its operations to let them keep their "peaceful and safe valley".
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Password security. Has the horse bolted?
Technology correspondent Paul Matthews discusses what can you do if your password gets hacked. Also the impact of COVID-19 coronavirus on the tech industry. Audio
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Traditional Ballads for Modern Times
With a bit of inspiration from Haydn of all people, William Dart looks at new releases from Irish group Lankum and the American supergroup Bonny Light Horseman, both of which draw on the rich heritage… Video, Audio
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Ashlee Fidow - stunt performer
When you think of the skills of movie stunt performers, you usually think of breathtaking leaps and spectacular fight scenes. But Ashlee Fidow is also required to free-dive, to abseil, to fall off… Audio
