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Mapper's seven months stuck in Aus: 'I love seeing the world from above'
First wildfires, then Covid-19. Aerial mapper, photographer and artist Nick Channon is finally home after his Australian job stretched from three months to seven.
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The Sampler: Giantess - Big Woman
Epic in both sound and scope, the songs of Wellington's Kiki Van Newtown telescope from domestic heartbreak to mythic visions. Sonically big, conceptually big, but also big as in grown-up, this is… Audio
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Rattle and hum Part 1
Nick takes a look back at the last few years of releases by local label Rattle Jazz. Audio
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Rattle and hum Part 2
Nick takes a look back at the last few years of releases by local label Rattle Jazz. Audio
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The Sampler: Giantess, Andrew Fagan & Amy LaVere
Nick Bollinger discusses the majestic debut of Wellington-based Giantess; the jaded observations of Andrew Fagan; and the Mississippi-soaked soul of Amy LaVere. Audio
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The Sampler: Giantess, Andrew Fagan & Amy LaVere
Nick Bollinger discusses the majestic debut of Wellington-based Giantess; the jaded observations of Andrew Fagan; and the Mississippi-soaked soul of Amy LaVere.
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Lockdown hairdos finally get the chop under level 2
And thousands of unruly mops and overgrown beards finally got the chop on Thursday. Huge lines formed outside the country's hairdressers, but some shop owners are concerned business could drop off… Video, Audio
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Reserve Bank ready to 'nearly double' govt bonds to $60bn
The Reserve Bank has held its benchmark official cash rate at 0.25 percent as expected, and says it will increase its bond buying - Quantitative Easing - programme.
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Question Time for 13 May 2020
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Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s statements and actions?
GREG O'CONNOR to the Minister of Finance: How will Budget 2020 support the actions the…
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Covid-19: What happened on 12 May
Today NZ reported no new daily cases for a third time in two weeks, strict rules around funerals and tangihanga riled people up, and the PM confirmed a September 19 election.
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Petition to keep Air NZ base in Nelson attracts 16,000 signatures
A petition supporting the retention of an Air New Zealand maintenance base in Nelson has attracted 16,000 signatures.
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Whakatāne virtual mall offers boost for retail in lockdown
Innovation has come in the midst of Covid-19 and Whakatāne is leading the way with New Zealand's first regional virtual mall.
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Rock'n'roll singer Little Richard dies aged 87
Pioneering rock 'n' roll singer Little Richard - known for his hit song Tutti Frutti - has died at the age of 87.
He influenced The Beatles, Elton John and Elvis Presley, and his mix of blues, R&B… Video, Audio
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The Sampler: Lucinda Williams, Rosalía, Danzig
Nick Bollinger discusses the truthful voice of Lucinda Williams; the flamenco pop fusion of Rosalía; and an unexpected love letter from gothic rocker Glenn Danzig. Audio
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The Sampler: Lucinda Williams, Rosalía, Danzig
Nick Bollinger discusses the truthful voice of Lucinda Williams; the flamenco pop fusion of Rosalía; and an unexpected love letter from gothic rocker Glenn Danzig.
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Ben Wilcock goes solo & the Rodger Fox Big Band plays NZ
Nick checks out a solo piano album from Rotorua's Ben Wilcock, and another new release from the Rodger Fox Big Band. Audio
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Matamata bar owner opens up about Covid-19 cluster outbreak
The owner of the bar at the centre of Matamata's Covid-19 cluster says he feels partly responsible for the outbreak in his community.
The cluster - one of the biggest in New Zealand - grew to 77… Video, Audio
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Surge in Māori testing but some DHBs lagging behind
There has been a surge in the rate of Māori being tested for Covid-19, but several districts are still lagging behind.
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Nick Bollinger counts down his ten favourite singles
When RNZ Music's Nick Bollinger was three, he was given a wind-up gramophone and a pile of old 78s. That's where his passion for music began, and hasn’t really stopped since. He shares his musical…
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Coronavirus: More Māori tested, but some DHBs lagging
There's been a surge in the rate of Māori being tested for Covid-19, but several districts are still lagging behind.
New Ministry of Health data shows Māori are being tested at a slightly higher rate… Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news, Indycars to start next month, New Zealand rugby player breaks isolation rules and NBA training returns tomorrow.
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COVID 19 elimination 'all about good data'
As we await to find out what life would look like if Cabinet agrees to loosen lockdown next week, many in the research community say they'd like to see a vastly improved presentation of data from… Audio
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Question Time for 6 May 2020
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GREG O'CONNOR to the Minister of Finance: What actions has the Government taken to support businesses and households to respond to COVID-19?
Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does she stand…
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Housing market report unclear on Covid-19 impact
A new report shows the housing market grew in the 12 months to May, but doesn't give a clear picture of the impact of Covid-19 last month.
