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Life soon to return to Christchurch's Cathedral square
Cathederal Square has remained largely untouched by developers since the 2011 earthquake. That is about to change, with work beginning on a series of hotels. Audio
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Cathedral Square takes shape again
After six years sitting in a derelict state, the future of Christchurch's Cathedral Square may be about to turn a corner.
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Elite Christchurch school has smell issue
Parents raised concerns about the lingering smell at a Christchurch primary school's award-winning buildings.
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Up to $8m needed for Nelson's quake-prone cathedral - MP
Minister for Building and Construction and Nelson MP Nick Smith wants to establish a fund-raising trust to help protect Nelson's earthquake-prone cathedral.
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What might happen in 2017?
Donald Trump as US president, Bill English as Prime Minister and more hot weather. Here are RNZ reporters' picks for what might happen in 2017.
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Police get ready for rowdy revellers
Police will be out in force at Gisborne's Rhythm and Vines and other big events overnight.
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A Christmas Playlist
Tired of the same carols on repeat? Clarissa Dunn and Cynthia Morahan asked colleagues and friends from the music community to contribute some of their favourites to a Christmas Playlist. Video
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Cathedral's fate won't be known until next year
An announcement on the fate of Christchurch's quake-damaged cathedral will not be made this year, the government says. Video
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No Chch cathedral decision this side of Christmas
An announcement on whether the Christchurch Cathedral will be restored, or torn down, now won't be made until next year. Video, Audio
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Frustration growing over cathedral restoration decision delay
Mark Belton, the spokesman for the Restore Christchurch Cathedral group says he's hopeful there will be announcement on the future of the cathedral before Christmas. The delays he says have been… Audio
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Signs positive Chch Cathedral will be restored, group says
The new Cabinet is reportedly considering a rebuild plan for the Christchurch Cathedral, damaged in the 2011 earthquake. Supporters of restoring the cathedral say the signs are promising. Audio
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ChristChurch Cathedral announcement imminent
An announcement is expected this week on the fate of Christchurch's cathedral. Video
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Should NZ's Great Walks be privately-run?
Four tourism leaders have put forward the possibility of privatising New Zealand's Great Walks, which lost more than $3 million last year. Audio
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Music legend Ray Columbus farewelled
More than 1000 people packed an Auckland church to farewell the "modfather" of New Zealand pop music.
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Christchurch Cathedral
A working group is looking into the reinstatement of the Christchurch Cathedral. Audio
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The Panel with Clarke Gayford and Ali Jones (Part 1)
Audio 28 Nov 2016Topics - Reflecting on the Kaipara Harbour fishing charter tragedy. Jane Andrews who's been to Cuba several times talks about her impressions of the country, the people and the Castro regime. There… Audio
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'Time travel' psychologist wins Rutherford medal
Professor Michael Corballis is the brain behind mental time travel, where you recall memories and travel to the future. Video
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'Detailed planning' for demolition of quake-hit building
Gas and electricity supplies to a 10-storey central Wellington building are being turned off so it can be demolished safely. Audio
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Capital's first quake demolition may begin tomorrow
Demolition of the first of Wellington's condemned quake damaged buildings may begin as early as tomorrow.
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Day two: Evacuations, flooding and buildings closed
Evacuations from Kaikoura, flooding and rolling aftershocks marked a day after a 7.5 magnitude earthquake at Hanmer Springs killed two people and caused widespread damage.
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Earthquake: Two die after massive tremors
There have been two fatalities after a series of huge earthquakes overnight, Prime Minister John Key says. Video
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Dorothy BUCHANAN: Mass in English
The Tudor Consort conducted by Michael Stewart.
Recorded 15 November 2014 at Wellington Cathedral of St Paul by RNZ Concert. Video, Audio
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David FARQUHAR: I Sing of a Maiden
The Tudor Consort conducted by Michael Stewart.
Recorded 15 November 2014 at Wellington Cathedral of St Paul by RNZ Concert. Video, Audio
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Christchurch hotels Ibis and Novotel sell to foreign buyer for $43m
Two of Christchurch's largest hotels have been sold as their American owners have quit the country.
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Julianna Barwick - The spaces in-between
Julianna Barwick creates one-woman choral soundscapes that sit somewhere in-between ambient Eno and Enya. The Brooklyn NY resident is heading to NZ with her looper and moog synthesisers next week. Video, Audio
