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Couple fear for safety if names made public
A couple who falsely used the identities of two Māori to make it look like it was them delivering a politically charged message are fighting to keep their names secret.
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Dr Nic Rawlence: game-changing method to extract ancient DNA
A groundbreaking "bone bath" technique developed by researchers at the University of Otago now allows researchers to access ancient DNA non-destructively. Audio, Gallery
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Academic - Solomons security issues tied to lack of development
Audio 21 Apr 2022Is Honiara taking the right path to addressing its domestic security problems? We get some analysis on the situation in country Audio
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Sir Julius von Haast
Audio 17 Apr 202219th century Geologist and explorer Sir Julius von Haast's contribution to Aotearoa's scientific history has been quietly overlooked - but a symposium timed to coincide with his 200 birth year… Audio
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Unearthed moa bones at least 180,000 years old
Bones discovered during construction work on Te Ahu a Turanga: Manawatū Tararua Highway have been aged to be at least 180,000 years old and possibly up to 345,000 years.
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FSM urges Solomon Islands to abandon China security agreement
The Federated States of Micronesia calls on Solomon Islands to abandon its pursuit of a security treaty with China. Audio
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'Fairly big and fairly chunky': Zoologist excited by extinct duck discovery
A new species of large, extinct duck has been discovered at one of the country's richest fossil sites in St Bathans in Otago. Audio
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Marathon shearing effort nets $130,000 for charity hospital
Organisers say they are blown away by the support they received during a shearathon that raised money for the Southland Charity Hospital.
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A Tribute to Richard Nunns
William Dart launches a new series of New Horizons with a special for Waitangi Day â€" a tribute to the late Richard Nunns and the very much alive Horomona Horo, masters of the taonga puoro. Audio
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Company running Wellington wastewater treatment plants failed basic asset management - report
Despite multiple failures - including untreated sewage polluting a popular swimming beach - the company running Wellington's four wastewater treatment plants is keeping its multi-million dollar…
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Dunedin's sea lion population positioned for big increase this summer
Dunedin's sea lion population could be in for a record breeding season this summer with 28 breeding age females on the Otago Peninsula.
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Learning to live with 'messy, complicated history' of Aotearoa
Opinion - Rejecting the orthodox narrative of settler progress and embracing the dark truth of what colonalism really was is a challenge that will make us find our feet, writes Richard Shaw.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Rugby halfback passes away, more Premier League football postponed, and "Rafa" is back.
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Former Tonga halfback Taniela Moa has died
Former Tonga halfback Taniela Moa has died at the age of 36, the country's rugby governing body said.
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In brief: News from the Pacific
Eight Papuan students charged with treason for flying banned flag; Only vaccinated fans and players allowed at Fiji rugby 7s; Ructions within Samoa's HRPP party, and more.
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Haast's Eagle research points to bird being carnivorous predator
The largest eagle in the world, which resided in New Zealand, may have been bald and a carnivorous predator, according to new research.
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Audioculture Album Cover Location Map
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Songs from Audioculture's album cover map
Audio 16 Nov 2021Chris Bourke put the map together, and he's picked a few album covers to chat about and tracks to play. Audio, Gallery
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Were Moa and people co-existing on Rakiura Stewart island?
Audio 16 Nov 2021Dr Nic Rawlence talks to Jesse about what's been discovered. Audio
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Humans and moa may have co-existed on Rakiura Stewart island, analysis shows
The analysis of a moa skeleton on Rakiura Stewart Island shows the birds may have lived there at the same time as humans.
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Covid-19 wrap: Ardern in Auckland, AstraZeneca becomes available
Aucklanders enjoy new freedoms today with the move to level 3 step 2; Ardern visits the big city for the first time in months, primary schools and kura in Auckland and Waikato can reopen, and… Audio
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Person with Covid visited Taranaki at start of November, DHB believes
Recent wastewater results suggest a Covid-infectious person was in Taranaki from the start of November, the region's top doctor says.
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Six-metre waves for Wellington coast, ferry sailings cancelled
A southerly blast moving up the country is causing large waves on Wellington's coast.
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Ataria Sharman draws on Maori culture for a fantasy novel
Ataria Sharman knows how tough it is to make a living as a writer. The essayist, poet, social entrepreneur and editor at The Pantograph Punch is constantly looking for new ways to encourage Maori -… Audio
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Geoff Ross & Justine Troy: From Herne Bay to Lake Hawea Station
Geoff Ross & Justine Troy swapped their busy urban Auckland lives to embark on a new adventure on their Otago high country farm, Lake Hawea Station. They founded the vodka brand 42 Below in their… Audio
