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Efforts to stabilise Dunedin's second castle get underway
It's hoped a million-dollars worth of stabilistation work will start shortly on Dunedin's second-oldest castle. Construction on Cargill's Castle began in 1875, a few years after the city's perhaps… Audio
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Covid-19: Māori health providers miss out on 'masks for whānau'
Some Māori health providers are "frustrated" over missing out on masks that the Health Ministry says have been distributed via other channels.
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New venue announced for NZ's 2021 Nesian Festival
Organisers of New Zealand's Nesian Festival in the Waikato region have confirmed a new date and venue for the event.
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Cyclone Yasa damage to Fiji worth nearly $US250m
Cyclone Yasa caused an estimated loss of almost $US250 million to infrastructure, livelihoods and agriculture, Fiji's government said.
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'Like nothing else on earth' - abused teen's time at Rangipo
A man who came through state care, corrective training and prison believes his life has been set back 30 years by the physical and psychological abuse he received.
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Vera BEAUCHAMP: Two Songs
"O night, how I love and adore thee, Why dost thou so short a time stay; My sorrows come crowding back o'er me, When the shades of the night pass away". Video, Audio
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Vaccine misinformation gets a foothold on Magic Talk
On the week Facebook finally banned anti-vax misinformation, MediaWorks station Magic Talk spent nearly three hours uncritically broadcasting the views of vaccine sceptics.
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Arnold TROWELL: Three Songs
"Night lies on the silent highways, Sick my heart, my limbs are weary; Then like gentle balm descendeth, Moon, thou soft light on me dreary." Video, Audio
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Warwick BRAITHWAITE: Dithyramb
"I will live so that my soul will nobler be". Video, Audio
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Doris A PRENTICE: Three New Zealand Bird Songs
"Tui! Tui throssel sang... May be such a carrilon over Arthur's table rang". Video, Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch - talk radio turmoil
Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Hayden Donnell talks to Karyn Hay about another host leaving the troubled network Magic Talk after John Banks' recent dumping - while another… Audio
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Midweek Mediawatch - talk radio turmoil
Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Hayden Donnell talks to Karyn Hay about another host leaving the troubled network Magic Talk after John Banks' recent dumping - while another…
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“Matua, you say that words can change the world. One word changed my world – guilty.”
In a powerful address, Lyttelton poet Ben Brown explores the impact of deprivation and cultural estrangement on generations of our boys, as well as the redemptive power of words. Audio
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Work to begin on Wellington's band rotunda nine years after it closed
Work is set to begin on the band rotunda in Wellington's Oriental Bay.
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Inquiry into Strategic Tourism Assets programme welcomed
Businesses which missed out on grants from a controversial government tourism fund could seek compensation if an investigation by the Auditor General finds any fault with the scheme.
The AG's office… Video, Audio
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Instrument bank to help promising young musicians
If you have any string instruments gathering dust in your cupboards, you could help a promising young musician. The Michael Hill International Violin Competition Charitable Trust has just launched an… Audio
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Applicants wanted for $200,000 Queenstown units
A Queenstown housing trust is offering apartments for as low as $200,000 - but there's a catch.
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Māori wards back on cards in Marlborough after govt law change
A Māori ward is back on the cards in Marlborough after the government announced sweeping changes to a "racist" law.
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Principals accuse ministry of lack of leadership over falling test scores
Primary and intermediate school principals are calling on the Ministry of Education to do more to turn to turn around New Zealand children's declining performance. Audio
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Deportation stopping Tongan church members filing a complaint
There are fears members of a Tongan church in Auckland at the centre of a residency scam are afraid to file a complaint in case they are deported.
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Northland relieved at no new Covid-19 community cases, but counting cost
Northlanders are breathing a cautious sigh of relief after no new community Covid-19 cases were found among the more than 1,000 tests carried out yesterday.
The Ministry of Health today revealed that… Audio
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Shake-up of trusts about to come into force
New laws covering the governance of trusts comes into effect at the end of the week and promises to be the biggest shake-up in the sector in decades.
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Covid community case: Northland businesses face anxious wait
Northland businesses are holding their breath over the possibility of a community outbreak of Covid-19. Audio
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America’s Cup: Leslie Egnot on that historic 1995 campaign
You couldn't get a more unlikely sporting rivalry - New Zealand sailor Leslie Egnot verse 'Mr America's Cup' Dennis Conner, writes Bridget Tunnicliffe.
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Timeline: Oranga Tamariki head's road to resignation
Oranga Tamariki head Grainne Moss's resignation today followed months of scrutiny. Here is how her controversial tenure unfolded.
