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Pacific news in brief for December 9
Hawaii volcano still erupting, but lava flow slowing; call for pandemic unity; and cockroaches found in eating establishments
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French baguette gets Unesco heritage status
There are arguably few things more quintessentially French than the humble baguette.
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The thrill of fresh asparagus
Seeing the first fresh asparagus of the season land in the supermarket is a treat for most of us. Alongside strawberries it's the taste of summer on the way. Asparagus is versatile, goes with any… Audio
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Kath Irvine: time for planting ahead of summer
Planting time! Organic gardener Kath Irvine returns to share gardening tips and to answer your questions. Irvine counts pumpkins, squashes and beans as easy, beneficent summer crops to plant now. Audio
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A year on the farm: Tailing the spring lambs
A mob of bouncy lambs locate their baaing mums after having their tails docked by Oxford farmers Alistair and Genna Bird. Video, Audio
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A year on the farm: Tailing the spring lambs
A mob of bouncy lambs locate their baaing mums after having their tails docked by Oxford farmers Alistair and Genna Bird.
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Being prepared key to safe outdoor adventures, police say
Police are reminding people to be aware of their limits after two people attempting the Tongariro Alpine Crossing became exhausted and called a rescue helicopter at the weekend.
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Season 2 Ep 3: Teenagers
The 1950s saw an explosion of youth culture. “Bodgies and widgies' ' tearing round on motorbikes & hanging out in milk bars scandalised many Kiwi adults. Was “the teenager” invented in the 1950s? And… Video, Audio
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Season 2 Ep 1: Rabbits & other Pests
No-one knows for sure who first introduced rabbits to New Zealand, because no-one wanted to take the blame for what became one of New Zealand's biggest environmental and economic disasters. We start… Video, Audio
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The Minecraft Effect: video game boosts axolotl population of Wellington
Since axolotls appeared in the hit video game Minecraft last year, a growing number of the smiley amphibians have been turning up at Wellington's animal charities. Audio
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How a teen discovered the wreckage of a warplane in the PNG jungle
At just 15 years old, Willie Flinn is leading an expedition to investigate the site of an Australian plane that crashed into the Papua New Guinean jungle during World War II.
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Rose Langbein: ideas for a delicious brunch
Food writer Rose Langbein recently shared two brunch recipes from her latest cookbook Summer at Home - Herbed Asparagus & Ricotta Fritters and a Best-ever Omelette. She chats to Jim Mora about cooking… Video, Audio
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Nelsonians interrogate mayoral contenders on climate change
After severe flooding damaged hundreds of homes in Nelson last month, residents had the chance to put questions about sea level rise, climate change and their environmental concerns to those vying for…
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Easy recipes that keep the grocery bill down
Linda Duncan was an accountant for 25 years before turning her budgeting skills to writing a best-selling series of cookbooks, called The World's Easiest Recipes. All her recipes are designed to have… Audio
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Alice Snedden: 'I'm interested in being a good person with the least inconvenience possible'
Fatphobia, toxic masculinity in rugby, and meat-eating are some of the issues comedian Alice Snedden explores in the new – and final series – of her hit documentary show Bad News. Video, Audio
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Woolworths strikes first deal to sell wholesale to another retailer
Woolworths has made its first deal to sell a wide range of wholesale groceries to another retailer, outside its own store brands. Audio
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Diabetes and Me: 'I had to prioritise myself and my health'
Going to the gym got me to the doctor to find out why I didn't feel better. Getting the diagnosis forced me to think about what caring for my body meant, writes Megan Whelan.
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Simon Gault with some brunch making tips
Well-known master chef and now food importer Simon Gault has some tips about making a great brunch including a perfectly poached egg. Audio
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Diabetes and Me: The dangers of disordered eating
Megan Whelan looks at changing diet to deal with a health condition versus disordered eating habits, in this week's Diabetes and Me.
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Diabetes and Me: Never forget - you've got to still enjoy life
Megan Whelan thought she had conquered diet culture. In this week's Diabetes and Me, she realises the messages are still all there.
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A month almost entirely without plastic
First person - We're drowning in the stuff, but going without plastic is a pricey and difficult exercise that will leave you feeling sanctimonious, writes Penny Mackay.
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Omicron outbreak resulting in school absences, teacher sickness
New Zealand's largest primary school has removed dozens of students from its school roll, blaming the pandemic for disappearing students. Teachers at Finlayson Park School say they are at breaking… Audio
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The stories we tell ourselves about food
It didn't matter that Dr Raj Telhan knows all about the science of why sugar is bad for us, contributing to higher blood pressure, inflammation, even diabetes. He still found it hard to resist. Audio
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Ashley Bloomfield: 'you’ve got to be tenacious in public health'
After leading the country's Covid response for the last two years, Dr Ashley Bloomfield is stepping down from the role of Director General of Health. Audio
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How to make the perfect Kawakawa tea
Audio 22 Jul 2022Sam the Trap Man is here to tell you how to make the perfect brew! Audio
