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New Zealander unable to defend Badminton title
Defending champion Jonelle Price has been forced to withdraw from this week's Badminton trial because of an injury to her horse.
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Jonelle Price drops out of Badminton Horse trial
Defending champion Jonelle Price has been forced to withdraw from this week's Badminton Horse trial because of an injury to her horse. The New Zealand Olympic rider won the prestigous English three… Audio
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A Woman of No Importance: The life of wartime spy Virginia Hall
Known as the "limping lady", Virginia Hall became one of the most feared spies during World War II. Audio, Gallery
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From Cape Reinga to Slope Point: a 13-year odyssey
After 2,600 kilometres and 13 years of trekking across private farmland on horseback, foot and bike, the participants on the Great New Zealand Trek are nearing Slope Point – the southernmost tip of… Audio, Gallery
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From Cape Reinga to Slope Point: a 13-year odyssey
After 2,600 kilometres and 13 years of trekking across private farmland on horseback, foot and bike, the participants on the Great New Zealand Trek are nearing Slope Point – the southernmost tip of…
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Pangu Pati disarray surfaces amid cracks in PNG's government
Audio 26 Apr 2019Major strains are again surfacing within Papua New Guinea's oldest political party, the Pangu Pati. The party's leader, Finance Minister Sam Basil, was recently expelled from the party by its… Audio
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The transgender men and cross-dressing women who went to war
A research fellow at the University of Sydney has looked into the often invisible histories of transgender soldiers and the cross-dressing women who went to war. Audio
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Getting back in the saddle: Maija Vance
Twenty-three year old Cambridge jockey Maija Vance was heading for the last but one jump at Rotorua when her horse, Zedsational took off too early. It was a few seconds that changed her life forever… Audio
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The evolutionary purpose of depression and anxiety
We live in an age of anxiety with rates of depression skyrocketing all over the world. But there may be an evolutionary purpose for all this suffering says Dr Randolph Nesse. Audio
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Deadly 6.1 earthquake hits Philippines
At least eight people are dead after a 6.1 magnitude earthquake on the Philippines' main island of Luzon, with officials fearing dozens could be trapped in the rubble of a collapsed commercial…
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The best movies new to streaming this week
Rental trumps streaming in this week’s guide to online feature film content from Dan Slevin. Video
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Riverbed 'like a war zone'
Shooters fired semi-automatic rifles in a Canterbury riverbed during two minutes of silence to mark the Christchurch terror attacks, Newsroom's David Williams reports.
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Solomon Island MPs playing 'the numbers game'
With the date for the Solomon Islands parliament to elect a prime minister expected to be announced this week, MPs may be trading more than just horses, writes RNZ Pacific's Koroi Hawkins.
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Game of Thrones 101
Game of Thrones mania is upon us, as the final season premiered on television around the world yesterday. If you're wondering what the fuss is about, RNZ's resident GoT expert takes you through a… Video, Audio
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Who is Louisa Akavi, the NZ nurse kidnapped by IS?
A New Zealand nurse kidnapped by Islamic State devoted her life to looking after people in desperate and far-flung corners of the world.
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Hymns on Sunday, 14 April 2019
Palm Sunday favourites today, including All glory, laud and honour, and Ride on, ride on in majesty. Audio
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Winx bows out a winner
Champion Australian racehorse Winx has finished her career in fairytale fashion.
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Māori and Pakeha history is different but entwined – John Bluck
John Bluck explores what it means to be Pakeha in a series of talks. This second episode is entitled Different yet entwined. Audio
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Sogavare relaunches party amid Solomons coalition talks
The former Solomon Islands prime minister Manasseh Sogavare has relaunched his political party.
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Three racecourses get reprieve
The number of race courses to close later this year has been cut from ten to seven by New Zealand Thoroughbred Racing.
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Horse stabbing denied: Police search for satanic documents
Dunedin police sought documents related to satanic and pagan rituals during their investigation into the killing of a miniature horse in Waitati.
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UK woman faces jail in Dubai over ex-husband 'idiot' comment
A British woman is facing two years in jail in Dubai for calling her ex-husband an "idiot" and his new wife a "horse" on Facebook. Laleh Shahravesh was arrested at a Dubai airport after flying there… Audio
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Bridges says CGT will affect up to 570,000 businesses
The National Party says as many as 570,000 businesses will be caught by a capital gains tax if it goes ahead. Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Black Caps batsman Ross Taylor will play one-day cricket for English county side Middlesex in the lead up to this year's Cricket World Cup.
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Mediawatch Midweek: Guns, God and algorithms
On Mediawatch Midweek Jeremy Rose talks to Lately's Karyn Hay about Guns, God and Algorithms; Bougainville, and rapping the news. Video, Audio
