Search Results
Related tags:
-
Ben HOADLEY: Cave Dances
Performed by Jonathan Cohen, Ingrid Hagan, Josh Rogan, Andrew Beer, Chen Cao, and Sarah Watkins, Auckland Concert Chamber, 27 October 2020. Video, Audio
-
Mark Hanger: bat caves and prehistoric forests
Kathryn speaks with President of Forest and Bird Mark Hanger who has been leading small group nature tours around New Zealand and Australia for over thirty years, mainly for overseas tourists. Today… Audio, Gallery
-
Hymns on Sunday, 17 January 2021
Does the name Howard Goodall sound familiar? He's an award-winning composer of choral music, stage musicals, film and TV scores - among them Blackadder, The Vicar of Dibley, and Mr Bean. He's also… Audio
-
World's oldest animal cave painting found in Indonesia
The life-sized picture of a wild pig found in a remote cave in Indonesia is thought to be 45,000 years old.
-
Great Kiwi Album 2020: Cave Circles, Ships
Great Kiwi Album 2020: Cave Circles, Ships Audio
-
Restoring a rare goldmining settlement near Arrowtown
About a kilometre from Arrowtown in Central Otago lies a rare goldmining settlement on the banks of the Arrow River known as Coopers Terrace Archaeological artist Jan Morrison first discovered the… Audio, Gallery
-
McConnell urges US Senate to defy Trump veto for first time
US Senate majority leader Mitch McConnell is pushing the Senate to override Donald Trump's veto of a defence bill, in a rare challenge to the president three weeks before he exits the White House.
-
Tourism company heads for higher losses than previously forecast
Campervan and tour operator Tourism Holdings is heading for a significant loss.
-
Tourism boom on Stewart Island
International visitors have had to stay away this year, but domestic travellers has been going to Stewart Island in droves. Accommodation is booked up, food outlets are flat out and more flights are… Audio, Gallery
-
Tourism alliance funding to highlight events across North Island regions
The government has given a green light to invest $3.75 million in the Thermal Explorer Highway, a North Island tourism alliance aimed at developing events for visitors.
-
Port Hills scrub fire caused by construction site sparks
Emergency services have contained a scrub fire on Christchurch's Port Hills this afternoon. Audio
-
Rio Tinto should pay for blasting sacred caves in Australia - inquiry
Mining giant Rio Tinto should pay compensation to traditional owners for destroying the sacred Juukan Gorge caves in Western Australia, a parliamentary inquiry has recommended.
-
Christchurch terror attacks report to be made public
Answers to how New Zealand's worst act of terrorism was allowed to happen are expected today, when the findings of the Royal Commission of Inquiry are released. Audio
-
BEST OF 2020: RNZ Music's top 20 albums
It's finally here, RNZ Music's top 20 albums of 2020! Did your favourite make the cut? Video
Coming up
-
Pure fruit juice health rating to look at natural sugar content
Pure fruit juice is having its health rating slashed putting it on the same or an even lower level than diet coke.
-
Song Crush: Oneohtrix Point Never, Cave Circles, Algiers
This week Tony is joined by poet and journalist Mohamed Hassan, and Strangelove Records boss Ben Stevens, to bring you six brand new tunes. Video, Audio
-
After 12 months and 1.3m deaths, what do we know about Covid-19's origins?
Analysis - November likely marks 12 months of life with the pandemic, but the most fundamental questions like where it came from and who its first victim was remain unanswered, Catherine Taylor writes…
-
Why 1 in 5 transgender people experience homelessness
Audio 17 Nov 2020Angelo was kicked out of home at 14. He's one of many trans New Zealanders who have been homeless. Susan Strongman explores the country's grim statistics.
-
More extreme events predicted in Tairāwhiti as climate changes - report
Droughts, fires, floods, farmers facing more pests and diseases, livestock stressed by heatwaves and a tide which keeps creeping up against the coast.
-
Napier artist lucky to be alive after landslips, flooding
A Napier artist says he's lucky to be alive after almost being trapped by two separate landslips during yesterday's torrential rain.
It was second wettest day in Napier city since records began, with… Audio
-
New music with Jeremy Taylor
Jeremy Taylor from SlowBoat Records with a long overdue expanded reissue of one of Tom Petty's finest records, The Anchoress joins forces with Suede's Bernard Butler, and Cave Circles' entrancing new… Audio
-
Auckland Prison unit in lockdown following assault on Saturday night
An Auckland Prison staff member was seriously injured in an attack by an inmate on Saturday, the Department of Corrections says.
-
Settling The Score 2020: The Top 100
You voted and now it's time for the big reveal: Here are New Zealand's 100 most popular pieces of classical music for 2020 - and yes, there are some surprises! Video
-
'Nasty' water in Hawke's Bay leads to rates threat
Residents close to Cape Kidnappers in Hawke's Bay are threatening to withhold their rates because of discoloured and smelly water.
-
The Sampler: Phoenix Foundation, Dead Famous People, Thompsons
Nick Bollinger discusses a new benchmark for veteran Wellington band The Phoenix Foundation; the welcome - if overdue - return of Dead Famous People, and the magnificent miserablism of Richard and… Audio
