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English Premier League: 2019-20 predictions
Will the new EPL season be another two horse race or will a dark horse challenge Manchester City and Liverpool for the title? RNZ's Premier League tragics have their say.
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'You never know what washes up on these beaches'
Locals at Bethells Beach are surprised to find out $3 million worth of cocaine washed ashore this morning.
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Brian Lochore was 'a great New Zealander and a great mate'
About 100 rugby greats joined the crowds gathering in Masterton this afternoon to pay tribute to Sir Brian Lochore, who died over the weekend. Audio
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'This was 2019 and not 1819'
The lawyer for a US man led by rope behind police horses and a civil rights leader both say the incident would never have happened to a white man. Audio
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‘This wouldn’t have happened to a white man’
The lawyer for Donald Neely, who was tied to a rope and led by police on horseback through a Texas town, says his family want the officers fired. Melissa Morris spoke to Checkpoint host Alex… Video, Audio
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Horse racing protection group wants jumps racing banned
Audio 7 Aug 2019There are calls for sweeping changes to the horse-racing industry after two horses died in a single day at a Rotorua meet. Racehorses 'Assign' and 'Not Usual Delight' were euthanised after taking part… Audio
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The best movies new to streaming this week
Dan Slevin on the best (or most interesting) recent feature film additions to our streamers. Video
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Today's sports news - what you need to know
In today's sports news - Venus wins ATP doubles title, Man City win the Community Shield, Price wins equestrian British Open and Roosters and Eels claim NRL wins.
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Richard Logan, a gravedigger for animals
Richard Logan has buried "anything on two legs or more" – from emus, huge bulls and llamas to racehorses, Clydesdales, sheep, donkeys and dogs. Audio
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Richard Logan, a gravedigger for animals
Richard Logan has buried "anything on two legs or more" – from emus, huge bulls and llamas to racehorses, Clydesdales, sheep, donkeys and dogs.
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The road to clean cars: how it's working in Sweden
The government's recently announced "clean car discount" has been labelled draconian by some, and impossible by others. The proposal would mean about $8000 off the price of a new or near new imported… Audio
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91-year-old delivers hand-collected petition to save Manawatū Gorge
A 91-year-old man who has depended - in life and love - on the Manawatū Gorge road for 70 years has today delivered to Parliament his hand-collected petition to save it.
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Wednesday's world news: What's making the headlines
In today's world news - North Korea fires missiles, Boris Johnson goes to Northern Ireland, Democratic candidates debate, and more.
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Dead NZ-born racehorse becomes political football in Tasmania
The final resting place of deceased NZ-bred harness-racing horse has become the subject of much political speculation after allegations its carcass was "fed to lions".
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Princess Haya: Dubai ruler's wife seeks marriage protection order
The estranged wife of the ruler of Dubai - one of the most high-profile leaders in the Middle East - has asked for a forced marriage protection order in a UK court.
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Race under way for Democrats to select challenger to Trump
The race is well under way within the Democratic Party to select a challenger to Donald Trump in next November's presidential election in the United States.
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Napier City Council ordered to stop work on $41m pool complex
The High Court in Wellington has ordered Napier City Council to immediately stop work on a controversial new $41 million pool complex.
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Real skills from a real 'Southern girl'
What do you know about shooting guns? Can you back a trailer? Or muster some sheep? Laura Douglas can do all of these things and she's teaching other young women these, often lost, country skills. Audio
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Sir Mark Todd to leave racing, return to training
Former Olympic equestrian champion Blyth Tait has paid tribute to Sir Mark Todd, after he unexpectedly announced he's retiring as international eventing's greatest champion. Tait told sports reporter… Audio
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Black Caps go heavy on spinners for Sri Lanka
Black Caps coach Gary Stead has named four front line spinners in the New Zealand squad for next month's two test tour of Sri Lanka.
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Sir Mark Todd announces retirement
The two-time Olympic champion Sir Mark Todd has announced his retirement from equestrian.
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Equestrian champion Sir Mark Todd announces retirement
New Zealand's greatest equestrian Sir Mark Todd has announced his retirement.
Todd, 63, won two individual gold medals from the Olympic Games, four Badminton titles, five Burghley crowns and two… Audio
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Cyclone Fehi used as benchmark for sea level rise projections
A storm that struck Nelson-Tasman 18 months ago has become the benchmark by which councils are projecting sea level rise in the region. Video, Audio
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Brian’s Way: Brian Cox interviewed
Dan Slevin talks to the star of Rory’s Way, Brian Cox. Video
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The Upper Hutt teen who's saving Kaimanawa horses
Kaimanawa horses are wild horses that roam the high country of the North Island's central plateau. They are an introduced species and every year there is a muster to keep the wild herd down to 300… Video, Audio
