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120 million Indian faithful gathering for holy dip
About 120 million people will attend the Hindu religious festival Kumbh Mela, humanity's largest gathering and an event that can be seen from space.
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Manchester City stay in touch with EPL leaders
Gabriel Jesus took his tally to seven goals in three games with a double as Manchester City beat 10-man Wolverhampton Wanderers 3-0.
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'Very strange, freakish': Another animal died at Gisborne rodeo
A second animal death has been covered up at a Gisborne rodeo, activists say.
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Trump throws 'tantrum' over wall funding
In what Democrats called a "temper tantrum", US President Donald Trump has stormed out of a meeting over funding for a wall along the Mexican border and seeking an end to the shutdown of the…
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Halberg finalists confirmed
The finalists for the 56th annual Halberg awards have been announced with Lisa Carrington, Tom Walsh and Sophie Pascoe headlining their respective fields.
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From glow-worms to fishing - campers have endless choices
Choosing a campground can be hard work, but the Department of Conservation has handy hints for finding the right spot this summer.
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Unhappy trails: Red Dead Redemption's naive narrative
Analysis: Red Dead Redemption 2 is on track to become the best selling entertainment product of all time, but it's also ponderous, bereft of meaning and narratively naïve, writes Francis Cook.
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Jair Bolsonaro: Far-right president takes office in Brazil
A far-right former army captain Jair Bolsonaro has been sworn in as Brazil's new president in the capital Brasilia.
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Magnitude 6.9 quake hits off south Philippines
An earthquake of 6.9 magnitude has struck off the southern Philippine island of Mindanao, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center says.
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The New Zealand Horse
Audio 27 Dec 2018Horses have only been in Aotearoa for a short period of time, but have been a big part of people's lives up and down the country since they arrived. Audio
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Sports News for 24 December 2018
Tottenham have shown English football's Premier League title race might not be just a two-horse affair with an impressive 6-2 win at Everton with Harry Kane and Son Heung-min both scoring twice Audio
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Kane and Son rip Everton apart as Spurs hit six
Tottenham Hotspur showed the Premier League title race might not be just a two-horse affair with a hugely impressive 6-2 win at Everton on Sunday with Harry Kane and Son Heung-min both scoring twice.
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Sound Opinions: Diss tracks
'Sound Opinions' is a long-running music show that's been on air for around 25 years. In it hosts Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot share their encyclopedic and evolving knowledge of music ranging from the… Audio
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The New Zealand food revolution
Did you know that the tomato only became popular locally about 1920? Or that brussels sprouts and silverbeet didn't catch on until the 1930s? Our national diet has undergone massive changes in the… Audio
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Leroy ANDERSON: Sleigh Ride
Performed by the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Hamish McKeich, Holy Trinity Cathedral, 15 December 2018. Audio
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First sneak peek of Te Papa's Terracotta Warriors exhibit
A limited number of members of the public revelled at being the first people to view the Terracotta Warriors exhibition at Te Papa today.
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Record nominations for Halberg Awards
A record 93 nominations have been received for the Halberg sports awards.
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Ngāpuhi lawyer says govt was warned mandate would not fly
A Ngāpuhi hapū rep says the government was told the iwi's revamped mandate had little support, but chose to ignore that advice. Audio
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Finlayson backs new generation for Ngāpuhi Treaty talks
Sixty-six Northland hapū have rejected the latest plan to negotiate a Ngāpuhi settlement despite months of work by an iwi-Crown working group. Treaty lawyer Moana Tuwhare says the negotiators have… Audio
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Karyn Hay: making a name as a novelist
Karyn Hay is still remembered for presenting Radio With Pictures from 1980-1986 and RNZ listeners will know her from her show Lately, with Karyn Hay. But Karyn is also an author of note. Her first… Audio
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Parliament's collaborative committees
Parliament has 17 select committees but the Maori Affairs and Health Committees both claim to be the most collaborative. Audio
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Parliament's collaborative committees
Parliament has 17 select committees but the Maori Affairs and Health Committees both claim to be the most collaborative.
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Former engineer and territorial soldier returns to Defence with art
A difficult life-changing injury is not holding back a former territorial soldier from a passion of painting. Video
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A heavy, serious and emotional year for the health committee
Parliament's select committees often fly under the public's radar but the chairs of the Health Committee say its done some heavy work considering breast cancer treatments and medicinal cannabis. Audio
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A heavy, serious and emotional year for the health committee
Parliament's select committees often fly under the public's radar but the chairs of the Health Committee say its done some heavy work considering breast cancer treatments and medicinal cannabis.
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