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Developers offered tax relief if homes go to renters for 10 years
Developers who go big on rental blocks - can now get tax relief if they offer homes to tenants for 10 years. The government package announced today applies to new and existing build-to-rent… Video, Audio
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Elegant Calamity
Wellington multi-instrumentalist Oscar Laven's new album is a chance for each musician to express their own individual voice - under the title 'Elegant Calamity'. Audio
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The Music Of Ry Cooder: Part 1
In the first part of a new two part series, Elliott Childs looks at the music of guitarist, songwriter and producer Ry Cooder. Audio
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Housing supply and heritage - how is Auckland going to change?
The face of Auckland is set to change, as new government legislation is introduced to increase housing supply.
Nick Truebridge spoke to Aucklanders on the street and the city's mayoral contenders for… Audio
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The Sampler - 24 October 2017
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger reviews a collaboration between Melbourne singer/guitar-slinger Courtney Barnett and Philadelphia fret-flayer Kurt Vile; St. Vincent's Masseduction; and a solo… Audio
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US sanctions Russia over election meddling
The US has announced it will be imposing new sanctions against Russia for its interference in the 2016 US election. The measures include sanctions on nineteen Russian individuals and on a number of… Audio
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Cooks' tourism operators welcome vistors, tough times await
Let's begin this morning in the Cook Islands.. where tourism operators say they'll face a tough Christmas despite the return of tourists from New Zealand as borders to other countries remain closed… Audio
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Nashville Babylon 25 March, 2019
On this week's Nashville Babylon Mark previews new material from Brendan & Alison Turner, Reb Fountain and Son Volt, spins classic country courtesy of Hank Williams and plays birthday tunes for show… Audio
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The Mixtape: Writer Duncan Sarkies
Audio 12 Apr 2025The novelist, playwright and screenwriter talks to Nick Bollinger about the part music plays in his life and work, and shares a few of his favourite songs. Audio
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Are you still getting your Covid booster?
We are deep into winter bug season and even though we are riding the back of a COVID-19 wave with new cases on the decline - there are still hundreds of new infections reported every week. So how many… Audio
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Soldiers turned entrepreneurs
VetImpact is a non-profit helping American war veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan to start businesses in the countries they once fought in. Nine to Noon speaks to it's founder, Nick Kesler, and a… Audio
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The New Ships part 4
Audio 26 Nov 2025Peter still hasn't heard from Aaron and struggles to empathise with the headstrong approach of a young protestor. Audio
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The New Ships part 4
Audio 26 Nov 2025Peter still hasn't heard from Aaron and struggles to empathise with the headstrong approach of a young protestor. Audio
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Sports News for 28 January 2019
The Australian tennis player Nick Kyrgios concedes he was beaten by a better man on the day as he went down in four sets to world number one Rafael Nadal at the Australian Open. Audio
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Conservation on Braided Rivers
The Ashley-Rakahuri Rivercare group is a community effort to look after breeding birds on a North Canterbury braided river.
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Political Football
Podcast episode — 07 October 2025What’s the difference between a political satire and a campaign song? In the third part of this series Nick Bollinger listens to some songs about politicians that were deemed suitable for broadcast – and a few that weren’t.
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Nashville Babylon 17 February, 2020
On this week's show Mark previews Nick Lowe's forthcoming visit to New Zealand, plays new music from Tami Neilson, the Third Mind, Miss Tess and Chuck Prophet and spins classic blues courtesy of… Audio
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Book of the Banned
Podcast episode — 02 October 2025From the earliest days of radio, there have been songs that were deemed unfit for airplay. Who banned these records and why? Starting with the discovery of a mysterious old leather-bound book, Nick Bollinger delves deep into the RNZ archives in search of answers.
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Worlds Of Music 15 July 2017
On Worlds of Music this week trevor focuses on the pioneering World Circuit label who have been in released albums from some of the most iconic musicians in trans global music including Ali Farka… Audio
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Sexism in Hollywood, sport, and the media
US magazine The Cut claimed in an article that actress Priyanka Chopra is a 'modern day scam artist' who married singer Nick Jonas to further her career. Audio
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Schools scramble to test students after Omicron case at Soundsplash
From summer festival to potential super spreader event, the fallout from Hamilton's Soundsplash gig is becoming clearer.
So far five attendees have tested positive for Covid-19, with at least one… Video, Audio
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Some in Muriwai still living in campgrounds months after cyclone
Audio 28 Jun 2023Some Muriwai locals are still living in the local campground four and a half months after Cyclone Gabrielle tore through their homes. The popular west Auckland surf beach reopened to the public 12… Video, Audio
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Critics Choice Prize 2012
Audio 19 Oct 2012As well as prestige, the Critic's Choice Prize - designed to identify up and coming local music talent - and potential future award winners - includes a $10,000 NZ on Air grant, $2,000 credit at the… Audio
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The New Ship Pt # 4
Audio 20 Nov 2025Peter still hasn't heard from Aaron and struggles to empathise with the headstrong approach of a young protestor. Audio
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Bending light in search for alien planets
Light has helped astronomers to discover many of the almost 2000 planets that orbit around stars outside our own solar system, thanks to Einstein.
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