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How Christchurch’s assault has made a mark on our media
The attack in Christchurch has forced our news media to rethink the way they work, whose voices they amplify and why. Telcos, bloggers, advertisers and the government have also reacted in ways that… Video, Audio
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How Christchurch’s assault has made a mark on our media
The attack in Christchurch has forced our news media to rethink the way they work, whose voices they amplify and why. Telcos, bloggers, advertisers and the government have also reacted in ways that…
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Lessons from Norway on covering the quest for justice
There's concern the court case of the man accused of murder in Christchurch could give him another platform for his propaganda. Espen Egil Hansen - editor of Norway's Aftenposten - has some advice… Audio
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Lessons from Norway on covering the quest for justice
There's concern the court case of the man accused of murder in Christchurch could give him another platform for his propaganda. Espen Egil Hansen - editor of Norway's Aftenposten - has some advice…
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Hurkacz stuns Thiem in Miami, Djokovic breezes through
Indian Wells champion Dominic Thiem's bid for a 'Sunshine Slam' met with a quick end as he fell 6-4 6-4 to Hubert Hurkacz in the Miami Open second round on Friday, while world number one Novak…
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Irene Kral, Herbie Hancock, Melody Gardot
Audio 23 Mar 2019Nick plays music by Melody Gardot, Herbie Hancock, and Irene Kral with Alan Broadbent. Audio
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Lennie Tristano
Audio 23 Mar 2019Nick celebrates the 100th anniversary of the birth of pianist Lennie Tristano, and plays tunes by Nancy Wilson and Kenny Garrett. Audio
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Night vision goggles used to rescue elderly woman from near Milford Track
Helicopter searchers used night vision goggles to find an elderly woman missing in dense bush in Fiordland overnight.
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Song Crush - Ep 9: The Cinematic Orchestra, Neneh Cherry
Songs with a contemplative feel dominate the Song Crush selections this week, with songs from The Cinematic Orchestra, Neneh Cherry, Scott Mulvahill and Koffee. Video, Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news Paul Gallen to retire from NRL
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Young Kiwi driver impresses in Europe
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Mosque attack victim 'a real character and a kind and caring Kiwi'
Mohsin Al-Harbi made a difference at the business where he worked - he exposed his colleagues to a new culture and left them better off, and now they are left mourning his loss.
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The Warehouse makes solid profit as restructuring continues
The country's largest retailer, The Warehouse, has reported profit growth for the half year but its bottom line was held back by the cost of rearranging the business. Audio
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Profits for The Warehouse on the rise after restructure
The Warehouse has made a solid first half profit as it continues to restructure and invest in digital services.
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Man found not guilty of fatal stabbing by reason of insanity
A man who fatally stabbed a man in Upper Hutt has been found not guilty by reason of insanity.
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A History Award towards a book on the birth of Otago Museum
The Ministry for Culture and Heritage is spending more than 106 thousand dollars on several projects that include a new bilingual edition of a 19th century biography of Te Rauparaha, and Nick… Audio
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McLaughlin keen to move past collision drama
The feud between Supercars champion Scott McLaughlin and Cam Waters proved to be short-lived but their collision at the Australian GP remains under investigation.
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Nat King Cole turns 100
Audio 16 Mar 2019Nick celebrates 100 years since the birth of Nat King Cole, and plays tunes by Ruben Gonzalez, Buddy DeFranco, and Tessa Quayle. Audio
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Herbie Nichols
Audio 16 Mar 2019Nick features pianist Herbie Nichols, as well as Sara Gazarek and Cory Henry. Audio
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Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend: Jeff Goldblum
Audio 16 Mar 2019The US talkshow host Conan O'Brien worked as a comedy writer for Saturday Night Live and on The Simpsons before getting his own show back in 1993. In November he started his podcast 'Conan O'Brien… Audio
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Why privacy scandals don't scare us off social media
Facebook knows who we message, the calls we make and the contacts in our phones, so why aren't we all closing our accounts? Max Towle investigates. Video
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Death metal music inspires joy, not violence
Death metal lyrics might be brutal and graphic, but they don't inspire violence, according to new study.
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Accidental coup d'etat: the Government did what?
In last week’s kerfuffle over a Select Committee, our constitution apparently changed. Unless people were very wrong.
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Accidental coup d'etat: the Government did what?
In last week’s kerfuffle over a Select Committee, our constitution apparently changed. Unless people were very wrong.
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North Shore residents want storm-damaged trail open
People living on Auckland's North Shore are fighting to keep open a section of a national trail severely damaged by a storm, despite a grim assessment from the council. On Monday night, about 140… Audio
