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Myanmar dictatorship: The New Zealand response
Analysis - While the Myanmar military continues its brutal repression, the outside world has in some ways moved on since the 2021 military coup. Stan Jagger takes a look at the ongoing work to…
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Hymns on Sunday, 13 November 2022
November 13 is World Day of the Poor in the Catholic liturgical calendar. We’re marking the date with Graham Kendrick’s Beauty for Brokenness and Bread for the World by Bernadette Farrell. Audio
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Kaipara District Council 'a sweet little piece of democracy': departing mayor
Local Democracy Reporting talks to outgoing Kaipara mayor Dr Jason Smith about his life before he became mayor and his time leading the district as he plans to step down and stand for central…
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Paddleboarding safety warning issued after coroner rules death preventable
Maritime authorities have issued a paddleboarding safety warning after a fatal incident in New Zealand.
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Study of Otago town shows link between woodsmoke and respiratory infections
A study has shown a link between woodsmoke pollution and acute respiratory infections.
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Censoring content: Readers reminded not to judge a book by its cover
Marlborough's libraries will not censor content just because someone takes offence to it.
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Hymns on Sunday, 6 March 2022
We’ve hymns to mark the first Sunday in Lent this week, there are some peace-themed hymns, and you can hear another setting of Psalm 23 The Lord’s My Shepherd. Audio
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Abducted 4yo girl Cleo found after 18 days missing
It was remarkably good news for Perth today as the little Australian girl abducted while on a camping trip with her family 18 days ago was found alive.
She was locked in a house just minutes away… Video, Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 10 October 2021
Hymns in this week’s programme include a Jewish-Methodist collaboration, one of the Queen’s favourites and setting of Psalm 96: O sing unto the Lord a new song. Audio
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Loading Docs 2021: The Scam
Audio 9 Sep 2021The ultimate scam lures an elderly beekeeper around the world in this wild true crime tale. Video
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Ultimate scam lures elderly West Coast beekeeper
From Greymouth to São Paulo's slums, Roy Arbon's adventure ends in kidnap and imprisonment on foreign soil, leaving him facing life behind bars. The Scam, is released today and Director Ollie Dawe… Audio
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Lorin Clarke: celebrating the comedy genius of John Clarke
The father of modern Kiwi comedy John Clarke is being celebrated in a new online collection launched by NZ On Screen. Clarke's daughter Lorin Clarke, a writer, broadcaster and columnist based in… Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 13 June 2021
Hymns on peace, Maori hymns and a beautiful benediction in this week's programme. Audio
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Diana interview: PM concerned after inquiry into BBC deceit
The BBC should take "every possible step" to ensure that nothing like its deceit of the Princess of Wales to secure an interview ever happens again, Prime Minister Boris Johnson has said.
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PNG cricketers still planning for World Cup debut
Papua New Guinea's cricketers remain positive about their chance of creating history at the Men's Twenty20 World Cup, despite the ongoing uncertainty caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
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Book Review: Answering to the Caul by Ted Dawe
Harry Ricketts reviews Answering to the Caul by Ted Dawe, published by Mangakino University Press. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 25 April 2021
In this week's programme you can hear some of the hymns that were sung at the very first Anzac memorial services held around New Zealand on April 25th back in 1916. Video, Audio
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Carl Sandri appointed new PNG cricket coach
Carl Sandri has been appointed as the new coach for Cricket PNG, following the departure of Joe Dawes.
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Environment Court to decide fate of water permits in Otago
Hundreds of permit-holders were given until 1 October 2021 to change to resource consents, but the case is now headed to the Environment Court.
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Myanmar shuts down internet amid anti-coup rallies
Myanmar's military rulers have shut down the country's internet as thousands of people joined the largest rally yet against Monday's coup.
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Epiphytes - high-rise plants
Discover the hidden world of arboreal plants, which get a leg-up in the world by living on trees. Audio
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Epiphytes - high-rise plants
Discover the hidden world of arboreal plants, which get a leg-up in the world by living on trees.
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Our Changing World for 17 December 2020
Epiphytes are the high rise experts of the plant world, and resilient buildings should save lives and still be useable after an earthquake. Audio
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Susan Rogers: The woman behind Prince's greatest recordings
Susan Rogers always dreamed of working in the recording industry and then along came a prince, the Prince, who along with her tenacity helped make the dream come true. Audio, Gallery
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Hymns on Sunday, 13 September 2020
There's a focus on the pipe organ this week - described by Mozart as 'the king of instruments'. Audio
