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Something to Live For
Modern jazz from The Jac and Christchurch's All Girl Big Band, and classics from Muggsy Spanier, Chet Baker & Gerry Mulligan, and Lena Horne. Audio
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The Sampler: Jazmine Mary, The Big Fresh Collective, Guardian Singles
Tony Stamp reviews the second album by neo folk artist Jazmine Mary, a nationwide collection from the BFC, and Guardian Singles’ noisy return. Audio
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The Sampler: Jazmine Mary, The Big Fresh Collective, Guardian Singles
Tony Stamp reviews the second album by neo folk artist Jazmine Mary, a nationwide collection from the BFC, and Guardian Singles’ noisy return.
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Rangiora homicide: Man charged with murder
Richard Leman, 41, had been missing for about a week when he was found dead in a car.
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No country for old film buffs
We have every streaming service at our fingertips, but finding a cinematic classic is hard going. Graham Smith investigates where all the old movies have gone.
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Police reveal new electric patrol car to trial on frontline
The police have revealed their new electric patrol car to be trialed on the frontline.
Police vehicles make up 20 percent of the government's light vehicle fleet and this move is part of a wider… Video, Audio
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The Panel with Sally Wenley and Ed Amon (Part 1)
Audio 2 Jun 2023Today on The Panel, Wallace and panellists Sally Wenley and Ed Amon discuss the high rates of immigration at the moment and the benefits and impacts. Also, they discuss the trend of people moving from… Audio
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Rivalries and passion - what NZ rugby can learn from Origin
Opinion - We're rolling into the Super Rugby Pacific's last regular season round, but while the match-ups are juicy, the focus this week for most fans is where it's been for the past couple of… Video
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'Forgive me': Beckenridge's friend receives disturbing letter after disappearance
A former colleague and friend of John Beckenridge says he received a letter that disturbed him so much he destroyed it.
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South African mother accused of murdering three daughters pleads insanity
South African mother Lauren Anne Dickason allegedly killed her twin daughters Maya and Karla, two, and their older sister Liané, in 2021.
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Beckenridge said to be erratic prior to mystery disappearance
The best friend of John Beckenridge has told a court of how he became worried about his friend's increasingly erratic behaviour in the days before his disappearance. 64 year old Beckenridge took his… Audio
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Close friend worried 'upset' stepdad 'might do something stupid'
John Beckenridge sent a raft of "concerning and aggressive" messages to his "closest friend" leading up to his disappearance.
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Justice Committee focus on youth justice
Parliament's justice committee has been hearing experts on youth justice, the age of criminal responsibility, and better outcomes from alternative approaches to justice. Audio
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Justice Committee focus on youth justice
Parliament's justice committee has been hearing experts on youth justice, the age of criminal responsibility, and better outcomes from alternative approaches to justice.
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Chamber music contest gets underway
It's that time of year again - the district rounds for the NZCT Chamber Music Contest are about to begin! Organiser-in-Chief Bleau Bustenera talks with Bryan Crump about this important event for… Audio
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Psychologist says John Beckenridge wanted to punish ex by taking son
He has been described as 'controlling, coercive and running out of options'.
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Exhausted residents target council over 18 months of wastewater stench
Some Christchurch residents are reportedly at "breaking point" and battling mental health issues as the Bromley wastewater plant saga and smell lingers on.
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Exhausted Bromley residents face council over wastewater smell
Residents of the Christchurch suburb of Bromley are at breaking point as the saga over the wastewater treatment plant lingers on.
Christchurch City Council is awaiting a settlement from its insurer… Audio
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Sports chat: Injury-hampered Crusaders bring back Ryan Crotty
The Crusaders' injury-crisis has reached the point that the Super Rugby Pacific side is recalling ageing former All Blacks to bolster the ranks.
Midfielder Ryan Crotty is back training with the team… Video, Audio
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Intelligence overhaul recommendations could mean significant reform of spy agencies, expert says
Paul Buchanan says recommendations from a review of intelligence legislation could lead to the most significant reform of the sector in decades.
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Beckenridge mystery: Stepfather in dire financial state before disappearance
A detective has told a Coroner's hearing that John Beckenridge was in a dire financial position at the time he went missing with his stepson, Mike.
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Museum marks century of military aviation
Christchurch's Air Force Museum of New Zealand is making preparations to celebrate the centenary of the formation of the New Zealand Permanent Air Force and opening of Wigram as our first military air… Audio
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Christchurch Airport buys more land for controversial project
The 40 hectares of farmland is being added to land already secured for a possible new international airport for Central Otago.
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Olive growers struggling
Bad news for Olive growers - it's been slim pickings for a second year in a row. However in the face of adversity, the Olive Oil Cooperative is rallying thew troops to expand the already thriving… Audio
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Around the motu: David Hill in North Canterbury
Local Democracy reporter David Hill will talk about Waimakariri, Hurunui and Kaikoura District Councils looking to pass their annual rates rises of 5.97, 7.49 and 5 per cent respectively with roading… Audio
