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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
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Bloomberg to release female employees from gag orders
Democratic presidential hopeful Michael Bloomberg has bowed to pressure to release former female employees from non-disclosure agreements (NDAs).
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NZ First Foundation trustee was lobbying for donor
A lobbying firm run by a NZ First Foundation trustee pushed for a law change on behalf of a property development company, which then donated tens of thousands of dollars to the foundation.
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Police mourn officer who died after crash
Police are mourning the death of one of their own, after a "well-loved and respected" officer died following a crash.
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A Big Show in Little River
For Banks Peninsula farmers, growers and producers, the annual A&P Show at Little River is the highlight of the year. Country Life meets the people behind it. Audio, Gallery
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A Big Show in Little River
For Banks Peninsula farmers, growers and producers, the annual A&P Show at Little River is the highlight of the year. Country Life meets the people behind it.
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Ali Ventura's film choices
Ali Ventura talks about a couple of films she's been watching Uncut Gems and Horse Girl both currently out on Netflix but both of them have done the rounds on the festival circuit. Audio
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Whananaki North baches 'an important part of NZ's history'
More than a century's heritage is continuing after Whananaki North's iconic foreshore baches recently gained another 10-year 'licence to occupy' extension. Video
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Peters on Foundation donations: 'I did not receive any money'
Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters has attempted to bypass the media, answering questions about the secretive New Zealand First Foundation in a live video on Facebook. Video
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The Ebola treatment that may work against coronavirus
An American scientist is hopeful a human clinical trial in China will prove an anti-viral drug originally tested on Ebola will work against coronavirus. Video, Audio
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Ngā Taonga Sound Archives: Wellington’s forgotten shipwreck
The worst shipwreck in Wellington waters was not the sinking of the Wahine in April 1968 (a tragedy which cost 53 lives.) Today is the 111th anniversary of a shipwreck off the south coast which saw… Audio, Gallery
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NZ First racing donors revealed
The NZ First Foundation has been receiving tens of thousands of dollars from donors in the horse racing industry in payments which fall just below the $15,000.01 at which party donations are usually…
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Bridges: NZ First Foundation investigation should be priority
The National Party is urging the Serious Fraud Office to act quickly in looking into the New Zealand First Foundation and the way it has handled political donations. Audio
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NZ First racing donors revealed
The NZ First Foundation has been receiving tens of thousands of dollars from donors in the horse racing industry in payments which fall just below the $15,000.01 at which party donations are usually…
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Racing industry donated thousands to NZ First Foundation
The New Zealand First Foundation has received tens of thousands of dollars from donors in the horse racing industry in payments which fall just below the $15,000 threshold over which party donations… Audio
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Screwing the scrum on democracy
The New Zealand First Party political donations furore has escalated quickly into the hands of the Serious Fraud Office. Audio
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Screwing the scrum on democracy
The New Zealand First Party political donations furore has escalated quickly into the hands of the Serious Fraud Office.
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Quarry quarrel: Double rubble would cause trucking trouble - residents
Mining nearly twice as much rubble from a Marlborough quarry would be a safety risk, generate unbearable noise and "severely deteriorate" lifestyles, residents say.
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Winston Peters talks growing up in the north in rare sit-down interview
The taste, smell and feel of poverty was all around the Northland house the politician grew up in. In an interview, the 74-year-old told RNZ about growing up in the far north. Audio
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Govt backs down on promise to ban elements of rodeo
The government has backed down on its promise to ban rodeos from using flank straps, electric prodders and calf roping.
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Battle to decide US presidential candidates begins as Iowa votes
The first event that will help decide the candidates for US president is taking place with the Iowa caucuses. Here's what you need to know.
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Following the royal money trail
Harry and Meghan might be Rexiting but there's no chance they'll be struggling to survive - thanks to generous pocket money from dad via the British taxpayer. Just how rich are the Royals? Audio
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Following the royal money trail
Harry and Meghan might be Rexiting but there's no chance they'll be struggling to survive - thanks to generous pocket money from dad via the British taxpayer. Just how rich are the Royals?
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Neuroscientist Daniel Levitin's Guide to Ageing Well
Getting old doesn't have to mean feeling old. Declines in memory, health and relevance are not inevitable says neuroscientist Daniel Levitin. Audio
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Officers 'deeply upset' after man dies in fleeing vehicle
Police did all they could to avert a fatality after a driver refused to pull over for officers early this morning, the Bay of Plenty police chief says.
