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CTV building designer accused of 'gaming the system'
The engineer whose firm designed Christchurch's CTV building is being accused of abusing the system to avoid accountability.
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CTV designer fights attempt to investigate him
CTV designer Alan Reay is appealing a High Court decision which would have cleared the way for his professional body to investigate his supervision of the design of the CTV building, which collapsed… Audio
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Peter Jackson's Beatle dreams come true
Opinion - From collecting low-grade bootlegs of Let It Be out-takes to directing a brand new Beatles film, Peter Jackson's obsession with the Fab Four is genuine and deep-seated, writes Nick Bollinger…
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Zach Condon is glad to be out of America
The Beirut mastermind on his love of ghost peppers, his hatred of HD TV, and his new album Gallipoli. Video, Audio
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Tiny Ponsonby section ‘only $750,000’
Deep in the heart of Auckland's posh Ponsonby is 95sqm of vacant residential land….and it could be yours for $750,000. Real estate agent Craig Watkins shows Lisa Owen around the tiny empty lot… Video, Audio
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Minimalist living: Life inside a container home
Is the solution to the so-called housing crisis thinking outside the box, or actually moving into the box? Lisa Owen and cameraman Nick Monro visit an alternative to the traditional home-owning dream.
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Why don't we have four-year government terms?
National MP Nick Smith is the latest MP to come out in support of four-year parliamentary terms. Why IS New Zealand's term so short, and should it be extended? Audio
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The Panel with James Nokise and Niki Bezzant (Part 1)
Audio 30 Jan 2019Sixteen insurance companies have been cited for a variety of unethical practices, including charging customers for expired policies, selling policies people can't legally use, and not properly… Audio
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Proposal to replace Irish backstop backed by British parliament
MPs have backed seeking "alternative arrangements" to replace the Irish backstop in Theresa May's Brexit plan.
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Song Crush - Ep 1: Sharon Van Etten/Lawrence Arabia
The Sampler's Nick Bollinger is on hiatus for six months while he writes a book, so RNZ Music has a brand new music podcast. Song Crush, hosted by audio obsessive Kirsten Johnstone, brings you the… Audio
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Song Crush - Ep 1: Sharon Van Etten/Lawrence Arabia
The Sampler's Nick Bollinger is on hiatus for six months while he writes a book, so RNZ Music has a brand new music podcast. Song Crush, hosted by audio obsessive Kirsten Johnstone, brings you the…
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UK leader under new pressure to secure EU Brexit concessions
Pro-Brexit British lawmakers are mounting a campaign to rescue Theresa May's rejected European Union divorce deal, as major retailers warned the UK could face food shortages if it leaves the bloc…
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Portal Fest strikes a chord in the capital
Portal fest is a new contemporary music festival taking place over two weekends in Wellington, the weekend just gone and this coming weekend. Nick Tipping explores more. Audio
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Is there room for a centrist green party in Parliament?
Power Play - It's no surprise talk of a new environmentally-focussed centrist political party is being welcomed by National, because under MMP it will need a support partner if it is to take the reins…
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Black Sticks fall short in hockey doubleheader
The Black Sticks men and women have opened hockey's new Pro League competition with hard-fought losses to the Netherlands in Auckland.
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Song Crush - Ep 1: Sharon Van Etten/Lawrence Arabia
Host Kirsten Johnstone is joined by RNZ music producers Tony Stamp, and Yadana Saw, The Sampler’s Nick Bollinger (who is off writing a book for the next six months) and Sharon Van Etten super-fan John… Video, Audio
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Sharon Van Etten on leaving New York, motherhood and new album Remind Me Tomorrow
American singer-songwriter and indie favourite Sharon Van Etten just released her fifth album, Remind Me Tomorrow. She speaks to Kim Hill. Video, Audio
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Govts often abuse Electoral Act to stay in power - Nick Smith
Both major parties have changed the law to benefit their own re-election chances, Nick Smith says, as he puts forward some ideas on electoral reform.
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Oscar 2019: Everything you need to know about the awards
From who's nominated, to some interesting facts about the nominations, here's everything you need to know about the Oscars 2019.
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Suffering though audience Q & A's
Audio 22 Jan 2019Music reviewer Simon Sweetman recounts his attendance at Conversations with Nick Cave: An Evening of Talk & Music and we ask whether audience Q and A sessions are really worthwhile or not. Audio
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National targets 'confused commitment to decriminalisation'
The National Party is ramping up its opposition to the government's approach to drug policy with a new shadow portfolio.
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'Severely unaffordable' Oz house prices still better than in NZ
Although it's "severely unaffordable", Australia's tougher lending restrictions and a more agile construction industry mean it's cheaper than New Zealand. Audio
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US teen denies mocking Native American
A teenager involved in a controversial encounter between a Native American man and a crowd of students has spoken out.
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New Zealand's deteriorating water raises a stink
100% Pure? New Zealand's clean, green image took a beating this summer as tourists travelling through the countryside posted pictures of lakes and rivers off limits due to contamination by farm…
