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Chronic pain: 'Information is power'
Millions of people around the world experience chronic pain but little is really known about it or how to best treat it. Paul Biegler is a former doctor, academic and science journalist who started… Audio
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How the Breakers got back to winning ways
After a few seasons in the doldrums, the Breakers are into the NBL grand final. Audio
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How the Breakers got back to winning ways
After a few seasons in the doldrums, the Breakers are into the NBL grand final.
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Cyclone devastation and climate dominate PM's Statement debate
Today the debating chamber launched into action as it does most years - but this year was all about the weather and the climate. Audio
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Cyclone devastation and climate dominate PM's Statement debate
Today the debating chamber launched into action as it does most years - but this year was all about the weather and the climate.
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Patrick Mahomes chasing greatness
Patrick Mahomes is on the verge of becoming the youngest quarterback to start three Super Bowls, but he's more interested in winning for a second time.
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LeBron James adds to GOAT debate
Does LeBron James now have the edge over Michael Jordan as the NBA's greatest player of all time?
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Argentina and England feature heavily in FIFA Awards finalists
Argentina features heavily in shortlists for FIFA's Best awards following their World Cup triumph.
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Riverdance's Michael Flatley has 'aggressive cancer'
US dancer and choreographer Michael Flatley, famous for his Irish production Riverdance, has had surgery for an "aggressive form of cancer".
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Renee Louis Carafice - Tells You Can Fight
Podcast episode — 10 January 2023Auckland-raised singer-songwriter Renee-Louise Carafice wrote and recorded her debut album after a spell of clinical depression, and yet it remains an uplifting, even beautiful piece of work. In this programme Nick Bollinger discusses the album, drawing on conversations with Carafice and the New Zealanders who accompanied her to Chicago to record it.
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Essential NZ Albums: Renee Louis Carafice - Tells You Can Fight
Auckland-raised singer-songwriter Renee-Louise Carafice wrote and recorded her debut album after a spell of clinical depression, and yet it remains an uplifting, even beautiful piece of work. In this… Audio
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Rapinoe to miss games in New Zealand
Veteran forward Alex Morgan heads a largely inexperienced US women's football team roster for two friendlies against the Football Ferns.
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Pioneering journalist Barbara Walters dies at 93
Barbara Walters, one of the most visible women on US television as the first female anchor on an evening news broadcast and one of TV's most prominent interviewers, has died at age 93.
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White House assails governor after busloads of migrants left in sub-zero temperatures
The White House has accused Texas Governor Greg Abbott of endangering lives after busloads of migrants were dropped near Kamala Harris' home on a cold Christmas Eve.
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US, Canada deep freeze snarls holiday travel, at least 5 dead
Arctic cold extended its grip over much of the United States and Canada, thwarting travel for millions of Americans ahead of the holiday weekend.
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Bomb cyclone: Powerful winter storm may disrupt holiday travel
A powerful arctic winter storm will make its way through the US and Canada this week, bringing with it crippling snow and freezing temperatures.
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Congestion charging possible under proposed new ticketing system
The new system for buses, ferries and trains also opens the way for more road tolls and to introduce congestion charges for motorists for the first time.
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Probe swoops down on Io, Jupiter's volcano moon
Juno will get much, much nearer to Io over the course of the next year.
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NBA rebrands it's awards to honour legends
A rebrand of NBA awards to honour legends Wilt Chamberlain, John Havlicek, Michael Jordan, George Mikan, Hakeem Olajuwon and Jerry West has been unveiled.
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The Laugh Track - musician and radio presenter Robbie Ellis
The list of people who've combined comedy with a love of classical music is a short but distinguished one. Dudley Moore and Bill Bailey, maybe. Tom Lehrer and Tim Minchin. And to it can be added the… Audio
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Night out in central Christchurch ends with brain injury
Tony and Julia Rider were in central Christchurch for a night out, but moments after deciding to go home Tony was dragged away by a stranger and assaulted.
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Hymns on Sunday, 27 November 2022
The season of Advent begins today – a time of waiting and expectation leading up to Christmas. Sing along to favourite Advent hymns including O come, Emmanuel and Come, thou long-expected Jesus. Audio
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The Horns Have It
Nick checks out music by saxophonists Sonny Rollins, Zoot Sims, and Al Cohn, along with trumpeter Roy Eldridge - and classics from Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald. Audio
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RNZ Music Pocket Edition: 3 November 2022
In this week's Pocket Edition, Wellington folk artist Ebony Lamb reflects on her creative career, Chicago's Ty Segall on his garage rock beginnings and Princeton professor Simon Morrison dives into… Audio
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Nets dump coach Nash
The Brooklyn Nets have parted ways with head coach Steve Nash after a two-win and five-loss start to the NBA season.
