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Galen Cranz - keeping you on the edge of your seat
Professor of Social Architecture at the University of California, Galen Cranz hasn't had conventional chairs in her house for some 20 years, out of concern for how damaging they are to our health. She… Audio
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When 'going bush' throws a community into turmoil
Thomas Phillips and his children are back home, safe, in what many saw as a miracle after 19 nights in the bush. But questions remain as to why he disappeared in the first place. Audio
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When 'going bush' throws a community into turmoil
Thomas Phillips and his children are back home, safe, in what many saw as a miracle after 19 nights in the bush. But questions remain as to why he disappeared in the first place.
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Major tourism company to be rebranded with domestic focus
One of the country's major tourism companies is rebranding less than three years since its last identity shift.
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Review: The Ice Road
The Ice Road sees Liam Neeson lead a group of truckers on a rescue mission across a frozen lake in northern Canada. Also featuring Laurence Fishburne (The Matrix) and Amber Midthunder (Roswell New… Video, Audio
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Review: The Ice Road
The Ice Road sees Liam Neeson lead a group of truckers on a rescue mission across a frozen lake in northern Canada. Also featuring Laurence Fishburne (The Matrix) and Amber Midthunder (Roswell New…
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'Massively grateful' Daniel Craig bids farewell to Bond
Actor Daniel Craig says his final fifth outing as the British secret agent James Bond in No Time To Die allowed him to complete his 007 journey.
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On the Farm - a wrap of farming conditions around NZ
The north of the North Island has had a big dose of rain and West Coasters are looking skyward for sun... Audio
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SOUNZ Moments in Time
Four New Zealand composers talk about their musical responses to critical moments in history.
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Siouxsie Wiles on Covid-19, women in science and being called a Satanist
Science communicator Siouxsie Wiles spoke about Covid-19, conspiracy theories and how being a goth teenager led her into microbiology, at the 2021 NZ International Science Festival. Audio
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Perlina Lau's must-see TV
Audio 17 Sep 2021There's plenty of good TV on the streamers this month, says RNZ's Perlina Lau, who gives her take on five shows worthy of your attention in September. Video
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Search for missing man and children: 'We are exploring all viable scenarios'
Searchers are focusing on the Marokopa coastline in the mission to find Thomas Phillips and his three young children, as photos of the missing family are released.
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Government considering winding back wetland protection
The government is being accused of caving to big business by winding back protections for wetlands.
Rules, only brought in a year ago, currently stop any sort of development within 100 metres of a… Audio
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Pensioners stuck in Australia ask for 'Jacinda's kindness'
An unknown number of New Zealand superannuitants risk having their pension payments suspended after getting stuck in Australia when the trans-Tasman bubble burst and the freeze went on managed… Video, Audio
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Full Immersion Te Reo Maori tours at Waitomo Caves
This week Waitomo Caves are offering tours given either bilingually or entirely in te reo Māori, guided by direct descendents of the cave's original explorers. Jesse speaks to one of the… Audio
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The Sampler: Big Red Machine, quickly, quickly, Sulfate
Tony Stamp surveys new albums from the Justin Vernon (Bon Iver) and Aaron Dessner (The National) project Big Red Machine, 21yr old beat-maker turned singer-songwriter wunderkind quickly, quickly, and… Audio
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The Sampler: Big Red Machine, quickly, quickly, Sulfate
Tony Stamp surveys new albums from the Justin Vernon (Bon Iver) and Aaron Dessner (The National) project Big Red Machine, 21yr old beat-maker turned singer-songwriter wunderkind quickly, quickly, and…
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Has any NZ prime minister faced as many crises as Ardern?
Analysis - Guyon Espiner on how a leader may have plans for grand transformation, but they are often instead judged by how they react to events.
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Week in Politics: Parliament suspension, vaccine tension
Analysis - Parliament is suspended, the Auckland outbreak puts the vaccine rollout under intense scrutiny and questions are raised about elimination.
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Explainer on the Afghanistan crisis: Who are Isis-K?
Explainer: The bombings that have claimed dozens of lives near Kabul airport are being blamed on ISIS-K so who are they?
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Morrison wants to lead Australia out of its Covid-19 'cave' - but there's a big problem with his plan
The Prime Minister has grabbed a torch from the Doherty Institute to lead the nation out of its Covid-19 cave. The only problem is, not all Australians are in a cave, writes David Speers for ABC
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Steve Braunias: 'Neither writing nor reading crime stories is a trivial or sordid exchange'
Jared Savage and Steve Braunias explore the art of crime writing in Aotearoa. Rob Kidd chairs this highlight of 2021's Dunedin Writers & Readers Festival. Audio
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Prison officers worry about asbestos exposure during Waikeria Prison riot
The risk of asbestos inhalation during the Waikeria Prison riot earlier this year may never be known because the Department of Corrections rushed to clean equipment before testing it.
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Govt concerns about Rio Tinto revealed in document release
Newly released documents show officials believed Rio Tinto wanted to sideline the clean-up of Tiwai Point aluminium smelter.
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Cave Creek remembered in DOC staff induction video
The Cave Creek tragedy is generating lessons for new conservation recruits, 25 years after 13 students and a DOC worker plunged to their deaths from a jerry-built viewing platform.
