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Crown psychiatrist says Dickason doesn't have case for insanity
One of the Crown's psychiatric experts is steadfast in their view that murder accused Lauren Dickason does not have an insanity nor an infanticide case. This is despite intensive interrogation by… Audio
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Hine Hōia: A Te Waipounamu take on The Soldier's Tale
Ōtautahi Christchurch-based writer and director Juanita Hepi talks with Bryan Crump about the multi-artform work, Hine Hōia, which is touring for Chamber Music New Zealand to five centres around the… Audio
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Expert Feature: Pet Relocation
Moving to a new city or country is an exciting time for a family. But what's involved with moving the furry four legged members? Today's expert is Karen Duncan-Caley from Move My Pet. She's can answer… Audio
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Ellesse Andrews wins world championship gold
Ellesse Andrews created history with a gold medal in the women's keirin on day four of track action at the World Cycling Championships in Glasgow.
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Alberta pulls the pin on hosting Commonwealth Games
Audio 7 Aug 2023The future of the Commonwealth Games appears to be up in the air, after another prospective host city pulled out.
Alberta hasn't even been confirmed as host of the 2030 games, but it has announced it… Audio
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Family heartbroken after death of teenage siblings in Canterbury crash
Two teenagers were killed on Saturday in a fatal accident during a family outing.
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Hunting for votes: From teeth to tunnels, parties pitch plans
With just over two months until the election, political leaders unveiled plans this weekend for everything from new Auckland harbour crossings to massive government job cuts to free dental care for…
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“I’m Not Racist, but...” Understanding Racism & Anti-racism
An analysis of racism from Dr Mahdis Azarmandi at the University of Canterbury's Raising the Bar Christchurch 2023. Audio
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Carl Nixon - turning short stories into a novel
Audio 6 Aug 2023Christchurch-based Carl Nixon is an award-winning short story writer, novelist and playwright. His latest novel is called The Waters and it's published on Tuesday. Carl spoke with Dan Slevin about the… Audio
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Holly Morris: reaching the North Pole
An expedition of women from Arabia and Europe set out to find the North Pole as the ice caps melt. Award-winning filmmaker Holly Morris recorded the mission - it could be the last. She used the latest… Audio
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Double medals for kiwis at Super-Worlds in Scotland
New Zealand track cyclists won a silver and bronze medal in the team pursuit on day three of the UCI World Championships in Glasgow.
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Four dead, others injured in multiple crashes around country
Hororata in Canterbury, Bay of Plenty and Waiuku all had serious crashes.
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Historic tunnel through Southern Alps marks milestone
A historic rail tunnel, which connects the West Coast to the rest of Te Waipounamu, is marking its centenary this year.
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Leslie bags another medal
Kiwi swimmer Cameron Leslie has continued his hot run of form, winning a third medal at the Para Swimming World Championships in Manchester.
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Dr Cady Coleman: the loneliness of life in space
Audio 5 Aug 2023Beyond our romanticized vision of space exploration is a day-to-day life of physical and social isolation and confinement in an unnatural environment of microgravity and artificial light. New… Video, Audio
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Calls for authorities to intervene over 'local harmful cat feeder'
Residents in three Christchurch suburbs are calling for intervention from police, SPCA and the local MP to stop a woman they say is harming their pets.
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NZ's first national security strategy a 'turning point'
Opinion - New Zealand now faces a very different and rapidly changing world. Business as usual is no longer considered an option, Alexander Gillespie writes.
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Police 'incredibly hopeful' as search for Yanfei Bao's body continues for third week
The search for a missing Christchurch real estate agent remains focused on waterways south of Christchurch, but police are still trying to track exactly where the car of the man charged with her… Audio
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'You have left a giant hole in my heart' - Father reacts to sentence for son's killers
"It's the future Connor I think about so often, about who he was going to become," said the father of murdered teen Connor Whitehead as his killers were sentenced Friday.
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Police 'incredibly hopeful' as search for Yanfei Bao's body continues for third week
The search for a missing Christchurch real estate agent remains focused on waterways south of Christchurch, but police are still trying to track exactly where her alleged kidnapper's car went the day… Video, Audio
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Pet owners fed up with woman feeding their cats questionable food
Residents in three Christchurch suburbs want the police, the SPCA and the local MP to help stop a woman they say is harming their pets. Cat owners in Papanui, Bryndwr and Bishopdale are tracking a… Video, Audio
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Two sentenced for manslaughter of 16 year old Christchurch boy
He was my baby boy. The heartbreaking words of a Christchurch father to those responsible for his son's death. 16 year old Connor Whitehead died after being shot outside a party in the suburb of… Audio
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Two men jailed for killing of Connor Whitehead outside a party in Christchurch
Daniel Nelson Sparks and Joshua David Craig Smith have been jailed for the manslaughter of Christchurch teenager Connor Whitehead in 2021.
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Global tensions prompt NZ to ramp up security and defence resources
New Zealand's Defence Force will ramp up its readiness for combat, taking a more "proactive and purposeful" approach as part of a new government strategy.
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More younger people seen with colorectal cancers prompts call for change
A group of doctors and researchers argue screening should start at 45 for the general population and 40 for Māori and Pasifika.
