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Alan Pasqua
Audio 20 Apr 2019This week Nick checks out pianist Alan Pasqua, along with NZ bass maestro Paul Dyne, John Coltrane, and the Modest Jazz Trio. Audio
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Mary Lou Williams, Alan Pasqua, Phineas Newborn
Audio 20 Apr 2019This hour Nick features pianist Alan Pasqua, plus King Curtis, Mary Lou Williams, and Ahmad Jamal's curious version of Autumn Leaves. Audio
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Vaccination gap leaves Northland people at risk of serious illnesses
Doctor warns lower vaccination rates in Northland could open the door for measles.
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Facebook bans UK far right groups and leaders
A dozen named groups and individuals will be purged from the social network, it said.
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VIDEO PREMIERE: Lou'ana 'Move Along'
RNZ Music is proud to present the new single and video from Kiwi jazz/soul singer Lou’ana, who's headlining this weekend’s Waiheke Jazz Festival. Video
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Mixed reaction to capital gains tax backdown
While many business organisations are cheerful that a capital gains tax has been ruled out, others say a growing wealth gap is a disservice to the country's most vulnerable. Audio
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Low vax rates alarm Northland DHB as winter approaches
Low vaccination rates for meningococcal disease have health authorities in Northland fearing the worst, with winter on the way. Despite an intensive emergency programme over summer, they've managed to… Audio
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Soft inflation sends dollar tumbling
Consumer prices rose less than expected in the first three months of the year, sending the New Zealand dollar tumbling and raising the chances of a cut in interest rates.
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Lower than expected inflation puts pressure on interest rates
Inflation is running below expectations, which is expected to put further downward pressure on interest rates. Audio
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The Mixtape: Tom Scott
Auckland rapper Tom Scott's collaborative project Avantdale Bowling Club has taken out the 2019 Taite Music Prize, which recognises outstanding creativity in an album. He joined Kirsten Johnstone to… Video, Audio
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Avantdale Bowling Club wins 2019 Taite Music Prize
Tom Scott’s Avantdale Bowling Club; Northland thrash metallers Alien Weaponry; trailblazing 90s group Moana and the Moahunters; and local singer/song writing legend Bernie Griffen were all honoured at… Video
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Dylan Taite: the rebel who changed New Zealand television
"He was one of television’s most distinctive characters and a person who was totally uncompromising in his own ideas." How the legacy of the late television broadcaster Dylan Taite led to the creation… Video
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Nick Gibbs: Explaining Autism through comedy
Comedian Nick Gibbs life has turned his exploration of autism and how it is understood in wider society into a new comedy show "High, Functioning Autistic" Audio
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Jasmine L-S, Glenn Wagstaff, Nick Granville, AJO
Audio 13 Apr 2019Nick plays music by NZ jazz musicians Jasmine Lovell-Smith, Glenn Wagstaff, Nick Granville, and the Auckland Jazz Orchestra Audio
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Mingus Ah Um
Charles Mingus' extended tribute to his ancestors is a masterful collection of tunes, which together illustrate his gruff and uncompromising genius. The best place to start if you want to get into his… Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Coll gives world number one a scare, Lakers sack their coach and crucial three points for Newcastle.
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Black Sticks hoping for Child boost
Black Sticks men's coach Darren Smith is excited about the prospect of having former captain Simon Child back ahead of their bid for Olympic hockey qualification.
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Sweden considers reopening Assange rape case
Wikileaks co-founder Julian Assange could face a renewed investigation into an allegation of rape in Sweden.
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Prosecutors paint Avenatti as con man, he says claim 'bogus'
A high profile US lawyer and critic of Donald Trump has been charged with defrauding clients and the US government out of millions of dollars.
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MPs to consider ban on foreign political donations
Parliament's Justice Select Committee is expected to consider banning foreign donations to political parties after the SIS warned that foreign governments want to influence New Zealand politicians.
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Ban on foreign donations to NZ political parties considered
Parliament's Justice Select Committee is expected to consider banning foreign donations to political parties. The SIS has warned the Justice Select Committee that other countries have wanted to make… Audio
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Foreign political interference in NZ from 'a range of actors'
The heads of New Zealand's intelligence agencies say there are active efforts to influence democracy here through expat communities and political donations.
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Question Time for 11 April 2019
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GARETH HUGHES to the Minister of Energy and Resources: Does she stand by MBIE’s decision to extend OMV’s Great South Basin application last year, given the company is now seeking a consent to drill?
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Warriors hooker beats NRL judiciary charge, the Football Ferns stun Norway and Japan's captain hits out at the Sunwolves' axing from Super Rugby.
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One in seven NZers did not complete Census 2018
The government's chief statistician has finally revealed how many New Zealanders didn't complete last year's Census, and it's no small number. Liz MacPherson had been threatened with being held in… Audio
