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Search for Yanfei Bao continues two months after disappearance
The search for missing real estate agent Yanfei Bao is continuing in a rural area south of Christchurch.
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Atomic concerts, the best of NZ women in rock
Some of New Zealand's best women in rock are putting on an electric concert to pay tribute to the musicians who paved the way for them in the industry. Gin Wigmore catches up with Jesse to tell us… Audio
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Community bulletin: Cyclone aid, blood donations and cultural exchanges
The Indian community contributes more than $100,000 to relief efforts in Hawkes Bay in the wake of February's Cyclone Gabrielle.
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Police investigating after body found on Christchurch beach
A body has been discovered on the shore of Christchurch's coastal Redcliffs suburb this morning.
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A visit to the birthplace of the Labour party, as it tanks in the polls
As Labour tanks in pre-election polls, we visit a West Coast town that played an important role in the party's history. A miners' strike in Blackball in 1908 laid the foundation stone for Labour's… Video, Audio
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Former teen patient fundraising for new mental health facilities
A former patient's experience in Christchurch's worn out, cramped mental health facilities for young people is driving him to help raise the funds needed for an upgrade.
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Former patient raising funds for mental health facilities
A former patient's experience in Christchurch's worn out, cramped mental health facilities for young people is driving him to help raise the funds needed for an upgrade.
Obsessive Compulsive Disorder… Audio
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House prices increase for first time since 2021
For the first time since late 2021, the average house price nationwide has gone up. Audio
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Whakamana Whānau programme boosts Māori and Pasifika health workforce
A pathway into work in health for Māori and Pasifika has been so successful, whānau and friends of participants are signing up too.
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Cancer treatment accommodation full in Christchurch as shortage forces patients to travel
Equitable access to cancer treatment is "broken", with some patients paying up to $7000 in accommodation and travel as doctor shortages force them to other regions, the Cancer Society says. Audio
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Far-right activist faces firearm and ammunition charges
Far-right activist and former neo-Nazi leader Kyle Chapman was arrested on Friday and charged with unlawful possession of a firearm and ammunition.
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Price of eggs still rising, supply still a problem for some
As the price of eggs continues to skyrocket industry reps says they're still playing catch up following a ban on cage farming, facing higher production costs and building up flock numbers. Checkpoint… Audio
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Cancer patients have to travel for treatment due to doctor shortage
The plight of cancer patients having to travel away from their homes & families for treatment. The Cancer Society in Christchurch is having to use motels to house Otago/Southland cancer patients and… Video, Audio
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Pay parity an electoral issue among South Island Pasifika
A Pacific leader in New Zealand's South Island wants the future government to prioritise bridging the Pacific pay-gap. Audio
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Righteous entrepreneur: doing right, while doing business
DC Central Kitchen is America's most ambitious community kitchen, serving up 13,000 meals daily to those in need. Founded in 1989 and located in the heart of Washington, D.C., a city battling some of… Audio
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Labour beefs up security at events
Labour has beefed up security at its events after the party's campaign launch was infiltrated by fringe protesters.
Party Leader Chris Hipkins was campaigning in Christchurch on Sunday, where he… Audio
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How to get salmon out of hot water
Scientists are looking for ways to adapt salmon fisheries for climate change. In this episode we talk to UK-born Dr Jane Symonds about how to save the industry from mass fish die-offs. Produced by… Audio
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How to get salmon out of hot water
Scientists are looking for ways to adapt salmon fisheries for climate change. In this episode we talk to UK-born Dr Jane Symonds about how to save the industry from mass fish die-offs. Produced by…
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Election 2023: All the latest developments on 10 September
The National Party promises to bring back targets for medical wait times, while Labour makes a nine-point pledge. Catch up with all the latest developments with RNZ's live blog.
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Carcass: picking over the bones of cultural policy over 2023 election year
Audio 10 Sep 2023In a 2023 election campaign special, panel series ‘Carcass’ provides you lively banter on where arts and politics did and didn’t meet on the hustings. Audio
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Labour launches pledge card with nine election policy promises
The Labour Party has launched its own pledge card, outlining nine policies it would introduce if re-elected.
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Heide Stefanyshyn-Piper: Inspiring young women to look to the stars
As the NZ Aerospace Summit gets underway next week in Christchurch, we're joined by NASA astronaut, Heidemarie Stefanyshyn-Piper. Astronaut Heidemarie M. Stefanyshyn-Piper, STS-115 mission specialist… Audio
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Christchurch's Cardboard Cathedral safe for at least four years
The future of Christchurch's Cardboard Cathedral is in question, now that the parish it belongs to has agreed to dissolve.
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Auckland upset Canterbury to snap a seven-year Farah Palmer Cup title drought
The Auckland Storm have turned the tables on defending champions Canterbury by winning an electric Farah Palmer Cup final 39-27 in Christchurch.
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The Nomad celebrates 25 years of Musical Movement
One of the key NZ musicians THE NOMAD is celebrating twenty-five years of musical movement.
He has just released "Infinite" a 'vinyl only' album release, featuring 16 hand-picked tracks representing… Video, Audio
