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Getting into the swing with the Count Basie Orchestra
Auckland jazz lovers are in for a treat on Monday night when The Legendary Count Basie Orchestra plays at the Aotea Centre. A somewhat star-struck Nick Tipping spoke to the musical director of the… Audio
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Davidson on Waka Jumping Bill: We have to compromise
The Green Party is gritting its teeth and supporting a bill that would have prevented the success of its founding members and will put out some of its core membership.
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Upbeat for Friday 27 July
We meet the final finalist for tomorrow night’s Lexus Song Quest, we get into the groove of things with Count Basie Orchestra MD Scotty Barnhart and we finish our series of music inspired by…
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Clark relieved, Sir Ray 'gutted' charity concert canned
Former Prime Minister Helen Clark says she feels an "enormous sense of relief" that an application to hold a concert fundraiser for Sir Ray Avery's baby 'lifepod' incubators has been withdrawn. Audio
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Question Time for 26 July 2018
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Dr DEBORAH RUSSELL to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the cost of living?
DAVID SEYMOUR to the Minister for Climate Change: Can he confirm that modelling by NZIER under…
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B**ch don't kill my vibe: how not to use your phone at a gig
These days, when people wave their hands at a gig, more often then not there's a phone in them. RNZ Music's Melody Thomas lays down the ground rules for using your phone at a concert.
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The Sampler: Lamp Lit Prose by Dirty Projectors
David Longstreth has made a post-modern pop album of romantic sentiments and apocalyptic backdrops. Nick Bollinger listens. Audio
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The Sampler: Both Directions at Once by John Coltrane
Nick Bollinger listens to a long lost album from sainted saxophonist John Coltrane. Audio
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The Sampler: Vanished Gardens by Charles Lloyd and the Marvels
Venerable jazz saxophonist finds common ground with rootsy singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams on a free-ranging new album. Audio
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The Sampler: 24 July 2018
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger reviews the deconstructed pop songs of Dirty Projectors; a free-ranging collaboration between jazz saxophonist Charles Lloyd and singer-songwriter Lucinda… Audio
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The Sampler: Lamp Lit Prose by Dirty Projectors
David Longstreth has made a post-modern pop album of romantic sentiments and apocalyptic backdrops. Nick Bollinger listens.
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The Sampler: Both Directions at Once by John Coltrane
Nick Bollinger listens to a long lost album from sainted saxophonist John Coltrane.
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The Sampler: Vanished Gardens by Charles Lloyd and the Marvels
Venerable jazz saxophonist finds common ground with rootsy singer-songwriter Lucinda Williams on a free-ranging new album.
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The Sampler: 24 July 2018
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger reviews the deconstructed pop songs of Dirty Projectors; a free-ranging collaboration between jazz saxophonist Charles Lloyd and singer-songwriter Lucinda…
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Question Time for 24 July 2018
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Hon SIMON BRIDGES to the Prime Minister: Does he stand by all his Government’s policies and actions?
Hon AMY ADAMS to the Minister of Finance: Has he seen GDP forecasts from Infometrics predicting…
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Kermadec Marine Sanctuary resolution possible by end of year
Acting Prime Minister Winston Peters is confident the deadlock over the Kermadec Marine Sanctuary can be broken by the end of the year.
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Unbelievabowl opposition to clubs' liquor licence request
Bowling clubs across Wellington are confused about an objection by police to the renewal of their liquor licences. Audio
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Heavy rain causes slips, more bad weather on the way
Several roads are closed as parts of the South Island were hit with wild weather last night.
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Inside Out Episode 100
Audio 21 Jul 2018Nick celebrates 100 episodes of Inside Out with a look back at some of his favourite tracks. Audio
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Call for evacuation of asylum seekers on Manus and Nauru
On the fifth anniversary of the policy under which all people who travel by boat to Australia to seek asylum are detained indefinitely on Manus Island and Nauru, Human Rights Watch is calling for an…
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The Works Limerick Competition: String Instruments
Creative rhymes for zither, viola, and harp in this week's competition!
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Remote area of Fiordland
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Lately with Bryan Crump
Audio 18 Jul 2018Getting on the bus in Wellington Housing New Zealand tenant joins their board. The Word - with Nick Ward from Crosswords podcast. Audio
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NZs most remote place
New Zealand's remotest location doesn't have a name. It's in the Fiordland National Park. It's 30km from the nearest DOC hut, south of Doubtful Sound, and at the south end of a bay which the Coal… Audio, Gallery
