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Counting down to the NZ Children's Music Awards
The countdown has started for the APRA Children's Song of the Year. Established in 2008, it celebrates songwriters and composers who write for New Zealand children. Past winners have included Anika… Audio
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Science meets Māori knowledge at an ancient kūmara pit
Some groundbreaking research has dated kūmara in New Zealand back to the 15th century, lining scientific evidence up with mātauraka Māori. The excavation of an ancient kūmara pit just north of Dunedin… Audio
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Should Canterbury Museum return Nigerian taonga?
Germany has agreed to return priceless stolen artefacts to Africa but Canterbury Museum - which holds a large collection of Benin Art - says they've had no requests to return the pieces. Audio
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Should Canterbury Museum return Benin artefacts?
Germany has agreed to return priceless stolen artefacts to Africa and now Canterbury Museum is facing pressure to do the same.
At the turn of the 19th century, British soldiers looted scultpures… Audio
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Phone messages led to bag of cocaine buried in mud
Detectives in an international drug smuggling case pieced together information from notes and text messages to find a black rubbish bag of cocaine in an Auckland park.
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'Sacred and significant': blessing ceremony as moa bones moved to museum
When moa bones were found 3m deep in the earth during a road construction project, it was heralded as a discovery of great significance.
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Moa bones found under roadworks a significant discovery
When moa bones were found three metres deep in the earth during a road construction project, it was heralded as a discovery of great significance.
At a pre-dawn ceremony, those bones were uplifted… Video, Audio
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Best of First Up for Wednesday 7 April
Audio 7 Apr 2021On today's podcast: please make sure that your seatbelt is fastened and your tray table is upright .. the Trans Tasman bubble is open on April 19 just in time for the school holidays; Moa bones… Audio
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Moa bones found at roadworks transferred to museum
Moa bones found by a team working on a new highway between Manawatu and Hawkes Bay were uplifted on Wednesday and transferred to Te Manawa, the Palmerston North Museum.
RNZ reporter Harry Lock was… Audio
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Moa bones arrive at Te Manawa Museum in Palmerston North
Audio 7 Apr 2021Moa bones discovered by a team working on a new highway between Manawatu and Hawkes Bay are being uplifted and welcomed to Te Manawa, the Palmerston North Museum this morning. The moa bones were… Audio
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My Current Song: Love Square, Mercy, Mercy, Mercy
My Current Song this morning comes from the saxophonist Nick Atkinson, whose name will be familiar to RNZ listeners from his time on Music 101 and lovers of funk will also be very familiar with his… Audio
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Moa bones found during highway excavation near Hawke's Bay
A team working on the new highway between the Manawatū and Hawke's Bay have uncovered moa bones.
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Moa's former owner buys three prominent Auckland restaurants
The hospitality company Savor Limited is on the acquisition trail after shedding its loss making Moa Brewing business.
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The Secret Life of Session Musicians
In The Secret Life of Session Musicians we meet some of musical talent behind our favourite albums, beloved television commercials and the voices we might even hear when working out at the gym. Audio
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Moa Group sells craft beer brewery
The hospitality and brewing company Moa Group has sold the business that started the company.
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Midday Business News for 19 February 2021
The hospitality and brewing company Moa Group is selling the business from which it was born and gave it its name.
Business Editor Gyles Beckford has te pūrongo pakihi. Audio
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What you need to know: Three Covid-19 community cases in South Auckland
As the Ministry of Health investigates the three new community cases of Covid-19 in Auckland, here's what we know so far.
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Destruction at archaeological site 'ignorant and misinformed'
Archaeologists, historians and iwi authorities are disturbed at news someone has illegally helped themself to an archaeological site used by early Māori. Audio
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Awamoa Creek Māori archaeological site damaged by illegal digging
A significant Māori archaeological site has been extensively damaged by illegal fossickers in the Waitaki District.
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Aldous Harding live at Civic Theatre
Audio 16 Jan 2021Lyttleton bred goth folk artist Aldous Harding performs live at Civic Theatre. Audio
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AK Pestival: introduce Aussie speices to help ecosystem
We're rightly proud of our native plants and animals here in New Zealand, but given the number of species that have become extinct since humans came along, .. why not introduce Aussie equivalents of… Audio
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The Mixtape: Antonia Prebble on life with the Wests
Antonia Prebble is one of New Zealand's most successful actresses. Starting her career aged just 12, she's gone on to star in a multitude of iconic kiwi tv shows like Outrageous Fortune, and Westside… Audio
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Worlds of Music features american-record-producer joe-boyd-about-the-life & music-of Nick Drake
Music from the world, for the world, hosted by Trevor Reekie. Audio
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Ngā Taonga - Sarah Johnston's favourite audio
Sarah Johnston shares some of her favourite pieces of archived audio from Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision with us. Audio
