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First Song: Reb Fountain
For today's first song, Reb Fountain, gives a taste of her upcoming show, a tribute to Nick Cave, at the Auckland town hall. Audio
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Bringing jazz organ to town
NZ jazz organist and vocalist Adrienne McKay has spent the last twelve years in New York City, working with top level musicians like Peter Bernstein and Ronnie Cuber. Audio
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Researchers develop prosthetic fin for turtles
Researchers from AUT's BioDesign Lab have designed a prosthetic fin for injured sea turtles.
The fishing industry is the number one cause of harm to turtles - global data over the last two decades… Audio
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MIQ changes exercise bus protocols, but calls for tighter controls remain
The head of managed isolation and quarantine facilities has made more changes to the exercise bus system, after failures onboard a bus from the Grand Mecure Hotel.
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'It's his fault' - deceased's family want Auckland Ports boss gone
The family of one of the men killed at Auckland Ports wants the chief executive to resign following damning revelations into the Ports' safety culture.
Systemic problems have been revealed in an… Video, Audio
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Frustration at proliferation of liquor stores, and licensing
Frustrated at the proliferation of liquor stores, South Auckland advocacy groups and health officials want an urgent review of licensing laws - and are asking questions about a licensing commissioner…
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Truck handbrake banned years after safety alerts were issued
A dodgy truck handbrake involved in at least two deaths and multiple serious crashes has only just been banned, though authorities have known for years it was dangerous.
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Investor-economist alliance dominates media's housing response
A squadron of investors and economists blitzed the airwaves following the government's big housing announcement, often drowning out other voices. Audio
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Investor-economist alliance dominates media's housing response
A squadron of investors and economists blitzed the airwaves following the government's big housing announcement, often drowning out other voices.
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Housing announcement a blow for those at the bottom
Opinion - Renters have been thrown under a bus by the Labour government this week as the nation heads towards more homelessness and inequality, writes Bryce Edwards.
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The latest from Petra Haden
William Dart finds himself with not one by two new CDs from vocalist Petra Haden - a project with the radical New Yorker John Zorn and a considerably more mellow set from the Melbourne International… 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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Something Cool
Moanin' with Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers, trips to Damascus with Dog and to Stockholm with Miles Davis, and ballads from June Christy and Charmaine Ford. Audio
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Public health expert on difference between Australian and NZ MIQ
Guests staying in isolation hotels in Victoria will now be tested four times during their stay. It comes as the Australian state prepares for international visitors for the first time since February.
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Public health expert suggests returnees shouldn't leave rooms during isolation
Fresh questions are being asked over management at managed isolation (MIQ) hotels following news of a possible transmission at an Auckland facility. Audio
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Covid-19: Mystery MIQ transmission raises alarm
Fresh questions are being asked over management at MIQ hotels following the news of yet another mystery transmission.
Genome sequencing has showed a link between two returnees who stayed on different… Audio
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Whangārei District Council Māori wards to go ahead after councillors’ challenge fails
The shape of Whangārei's political landscape is set to dramatically change after a clutch of district councillors today failed in their bid to block the introduction of Māori wards.
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Committees of light, and of heat
Parliament hears from hundreds of public submitters each week but some stand out a little, like the Mongrel-Mob Kingdom, from Waikato. Video, Audio
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Committees of light, and of heat
Parliament hears from hundreds of public submitters each week but some stand out a little, like the Mongrel-Mob Kingdom, from Waikato.
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Artists putting lives back together at Māpura Studios
An art studio tucked away in a suburban Auckland park is looking to expand.
But Māpura is a unique kind of studio, it specialises in art therapy and connecting people living with the effects of… Video, Audio
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Warehouse Group posts $55m half year profit
The country's biggest retailer's net profit was up 88 percent on the year before, which included the repayment of more than $67m in wage subsidies and restructuring costs.
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Mainfreight yet to identify driver performing risky overtaking manoeuvre
One of the country's largest trucking companies is struggling to identify a driver caught on camera performing a risky overtaking manoeuvre last year.
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We tried to find an Auckland home for less than $625,000
In an attempt to help people buy their first home, the government has eased restrictions on First Home Grants and Loans.
Both are subject to property value caps. In Auckland, that cap will increase… Video, Audio
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The Panel with Jo McCarroll and Alan McElroy (Part 2)
Audio 24 Mar 2021The Panel debates whether New Zealand needs Daylight Savings Time and speaks to the lobby group, Take Back The Clocks. There's no denying that hedgehogs are super cute but the issue is, they're super… Audio
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Question Time for 24 March 2021
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Dr DUNCAN WEBB to the Minister of Finance: What reactions has he seen to his announcement yesterday of the Government’s housing package to back first-home buyers?
Hon JUDITH COLLINS to the Prime…
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