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Modern Lore by Julian Lage
Nick Bollinger reviews a jazz guitar album - with hints of folk tunes, spirituals and early rock'n'roll - from accomplished fretsman Julian Lage.
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Con Todo El Mundo by Khruangbin
Nick Bollinger absorbs the guitar-soaked fantasias of Texan exoticists Khrungabin.
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The Sampler - 13 March 2018
Nick Bollinger discusses the mad hook-filled debut of trans-national pop conglomerate Superorganism; the literate lyrics and memorable melodies of Lucy Dacus; and guitar fantasias from Julian Lage and…
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Low level lead linked to early deaths
U.S research has linked lead exposure to more than a quarter of a million premature deaths each year. Audio
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Property market is still weakening
Property research company CoreLogic is expecting the housing market to keep weakening, albeit at a slow pace. Audio
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Russian spy: Highly likely Moscow behind attack, says Theresa May
A former Russian spy and his daughter were poisoned by a military-grade nerve agent of a type developed by Russia, Theresa May has told MPs.
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Woods, Els to be Cup captains in Melbourne
The 2019 Presidents Cup in Melbourne has received a major boost with golf royalty Tiger Woods and Ernie Els set to be unveiled as opposing team captains.
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New app aims to improve Solomons fishing sector
Solomon Islanders collaborate with NZ tertiary institute to improve local aquaculture and food security efforts. Audio
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Russian spy: Salisbury diners told to wash possessions
Up to 500 Salisbury pub-goers and diners have been told to wash possessions as a precaution after nerve agent traces were found.
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Walsh wins again
Tom Walsh shrugged off the effects of jet lag to win his ninth senior national shot put title at the New Zealand track and field champs in Hamitlon over the weekend.
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Simon Bridges on Amy Adams: 'I really rate her'
The National Party leader defends his new-look Opposition line-up on Morning Report.
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Simon Bridges shakes up Opposition front bench
Simon Bridges has revealed his new-look Opposition line up to take on the Labour-led coalition government. Long serving MPs Gerry Brownlee, Nick Smith and Maggie Barry have slid down the rankings… Audio
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'You need a builder not a crusher in housing' - govt
The new leader of the opposition is hoping he'll rattle the government on housing by appointing Judith Collins as National's housing spokesperson.
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Bridges reveals new caucus line-up, Collins moves up
As part of a reshuffle of National MPs, Judith Collins has been promoted and given the housing portfolio.
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Over 200 witnesses in Russian ex-spy poisoning
More than 200 witnesses have been identified as police investigate the Russian ex-spy poisoning "at speed", the home secretary has said.
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United win, West Ham in hot water
Marcus Rashford struck twice as Manchester United won the 200th North West derby with a 2-1 Premier League victory over Liverpool at Old Trafford.
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RNZ Music Mixtape: Summer Selections 2018
The RNZ Music team talk about some of the best tunes of the summer (in their opinions). Video, Audio
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Extra Time
In Extra Time this week we focus on athletics with some top New Zealand athletes still having to prove themselves before of the Commonwealth Games. Tom Walsh celebrates another world title and injury… Audio
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Evacuation of stranded tourists begins
The air evacuation of around a hundred tourists stranded at Blue Duck Station near Taumarunui is now under way.
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Grass is greener in the economic engine of New Zealand
The regions are showing a clean pair of heels to the main centres in the economic growth stakes, according to a just released survey. Audio
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Stranded tourists in Ruapehu to be evacuated
About 100 guests stuck at Blue Duck Station near Taumarunui are to be evacuated by helicopter later today.
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The Mixtape: Hugh Sundae
Hugh Sundae started his career as a volunteer at Auckland's 95bFM when he was fourteen. Twenty five years later he's just finished a three year stint as General Manager. In this week's Mixtape Hugh… Video, Audio
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The Warehouse says financial result hit by restructuring
The country's largest retailer, The Warehouse Group, has made a better half-year profit after selling its loss-making financial services business. Audio
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New app aims to help Solomon Islands fish farmers
A new app is being developed to better educate tilapia fish farmers in Solomon Islands to help improve food security.
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Otago marine reserves planning has 'failed'
The group set up to get agreement for the first marine reserves on the Otago coast has failed and handed in two different plans, disappointing the fishing industry and environmental lobby.
