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Pete Langford
Audio 12 Jul 2013There was a sense of achievement yesterday when Pete Langford arrived in Cape Reinga after spending 9 months horse riding up the country. Audio
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The fern on the flag
Audio 3 Sep 2015Much talk about silver ferns but not by the All Blacks who've been gagged over the flag. After the horse has bolted. Audio
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Triple fatality prompts review of jump racing
New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing will carry out a full review of jump racing after three horses were killed at Elleslie Racecourse on Monday. Audio
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Trainer Frank Ritchie remembers Bonecrusher
Audio 11 Jun 2015Bonecrusher - one of the greatest race horses New Zealand has produced - has been put down in Auckland after a lengthy illness. Audio
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Michael Morpurgo : Unlocking Imagination
Audio 19 Feb 2012Michael Morpurgo, the author of Private Peaceful which has been adapted for the stage and screen, as has his hugely successful War Horse. Audio
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MSD funding cut affects at-risks kids
Ros Rowe of the Leg Up Trust talks about funding cuts which are affecting her horse therapy business which helps disadvantaged young people. Audio
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The Panel with Sue Kedgeley and Liam Hehir (Part 2)
Audio 17 Jul 2020Focus on NZ Super Fund; Concerns over 'whiteness' of NZ's food industry writers; The health benefits of music; Horses overrun Opotiki post lockdown. Audio
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Life in a peaceful country with war on its doorstep
The Detail's Sharon Brettkelly visits Jordan, where the tourism industry propping up the country's economy has been all but decimated by the war in neighbouring Israel. Audio
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Who could be Deputy PM, if not Winston Peters?
The Serious Fraud Office has charged two people over its investigation into the New Zealand First Foundation - but Winston Peters says his party is in the clear.
The SFO investigation began back in… Video, Audio
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Around the motu: Alexa Cook in Hawkes Bay
Audio 19 Feb 2025It has been two years since Cyclone Gabrielle, Alexa talks to Kathryn about what has happened since. Audio
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Rustic sheds reveal immigrants' farming legacy
The story of a pioneering family of Dalmatian immigrants has been kept alive through a cluster of old sheds on the Devcich farm near Thames.
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Sculpture festival with rural backblocks flavour at Kimbolton
The tiny Manawatū town will host the biennial event for the fifth time this weekend.
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The Singles Life: Stan Walker is finally ready to take over
Kiwi legend Stan Walker is back again with new music and an insane new video that signals a radical new direction for the pop star.
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Gemma Peacocke: a composer comfortable in her own skin
NZ composer Gemma Peacocke talks with Bryan Crump about recent works, and finding "a way around the squeamishness of being a classical composer who's interested in expressing emotion". Audio
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Neil Gaiman dropped by publisher after NZ sexual assault allegations
Author Neil Gaiman has been dropped by one of his publishers after he was accused of sexual assault and abuse by multiple women, including one from New Zealand.
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Review: Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds soar with new album
Wild God arrives as a pleasantly uplifting surprise, in contrast with the sombre and sobering tone of its predecessor, Ghosteen. Video
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Review: Artisans of anguish Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds soar with new album Wild God
Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds storied 18th record, Wild God, arrives as a pleasantly uplifting surprise, in contrast with the sombre and sobering tone of its predecessor, Ghosteen.
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Third-generation cowboy takes out national rodeo championship
Johnson Davis has been riding since he was a toddler and says he is "chuffed" to have the title - and the winner's trophy saddle.
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World Equestrian Games riders face up to Florence
The World Equestrian Games in rural North Carolina are poised to kick off just as Hurricane Florence barrels towards the United States southeast coast.
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Union 'disturbed' by trend of ramming police cars
There's a worrying trend of offenders deliberately ramming police cars, the Police Association is warning.
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Swayzee wins NZ Trotting Cup
The Australian raider Swayzee has won the New Zealand trotting Cup in Christchurch.
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Golf legend tips Rose and Watson
The five-times British Open golf champion Tom Watson is tipping Justin Rose and namesake Bubba Watson to mount strong title challenges at Royal Liverpool.
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Helicopter rescue after man thrown from quad bike
A young man, badly injured when he was thrown from a quad bike in the Akatarawa Valley in the Tararua ranges on Sunday morning, had to be airlifted to Wellington hospital.
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Waterhouse charged over race-day treatment
Melbourne Cup-winning trainer Gai Waterhouse has been charged by stewards over the race-day treatment of one of her runners in Tuesday's big race. Waterhouse will answer a Racing Appeals Board...
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Nicholson says NZ Eventing can cope with any ban
The world's top equestrian, New Zealand's Andrew Nicholson, believes the country's eventing is well placed to cope with whatever his compariot Jonathan Paget might face following a positive drugs…
