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Brian Eno at 70: Why he still matters
Brian Eno turns 70 this week. While an increasing number of septuagenarians are still making records, few remain vital cultural forces or continue to inspire with fresh ideas. Nick Bollinger explores… Video, Audio
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PNG secondary school to close due to lack of funds
A Papua New Guinea secondary school is preparing to close at the end of this week due to funding shortfalls. Audio
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PNG secondary school to close as govt funds dry up
A large Papua New Guinea secondary school is preparing to close at the end of this week due to funding shortfalls, leaving it unable to meet its operating costs and providing food for boarding… Audio
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Bob Dylan to play NZ: Expect the unrecognisable
News 14 May 2018Iconic singer-songwriter and Nobel prize-winner Bob Dylan returns to NZ for two concerts this August. Nick Bollinger chooses five songs that offer a hint of what - and what not - to expect.
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Bob Dylan to play NZ: Expect the unrecognisable
As Iconic singer-songwriter and Nobel prize-winner Bob Dylan returns to New Zealand for two concerts, Nick Bollinger chooses five songs that offer a hint of what – and what not, to expect. Video
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Independent quake risk reports to come at a cost
Owners of commercial buildings with conflicting engineering reports about their properties' earthquake risk now have a solution - but it comes at a price.
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Chiefs edge Stormers as Crusaders create history
A penalty try 15 minutes from time secured victory for the Chiefs in an error-strewn clash at Newlands that is likely to end the home side's playoff hopes.
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NZ Jazz: Paul Dyne, Trudy Lile, Mark Lockett
Audio 12 May 2018Nick plays an all-NZ selection for NZ Music Month, including tracks from bassist Paul Dyne, pianists Charmaine Ford and Phil Broadhurst, flautist Trudy Lile, and drummer Mark Lockett. Audio
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NZ Jazz: Charmaine Ford, Jonathan Crayford, Glen Wagstaff
Audio 12 May 2018Nick plays an all-NZ selection for NZ Music Month, including tracks from Jonathan Crayford, Charmaine Ford, Julie Mason, Glen Wagstaff, and Mark Lockett. Audio
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Music 101 Pocket Edition 187: Kings/ Anonymouz/ Parks
In this week's Pocket Edition we host a panel discussion with three of the Best Producer nominees at this year's Pacific Music Awards, and feature live tracks from Louis Baker and Being. Audio
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Size matters: NZ's 'ethical fashion' doesn't measure up
Opinion - When it comes to ethical NZ fashion you'd think labels would wake up to the massed voices demanding to give them money, but until they do, Nicole Skews-Poole will keep buying overseas.
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Nelson woman denies rat poison charge: 'I never touched his face'
A Nelson woman accused of rubbing rat poison on the face of MP Nick Smith has strongly denied the claim in the Nelson District Court.
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Protester explains rat poison protest targeting Nick Smith
Nick Smith says Rose Renton rubbed poison in his hair and clothes, but she maintains she only ever touched him lightly. The case opened in the Nelson District Court today before two justices of the… Video, Audio
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The Mixtape: NZ Music Month
The slogan for NZ Music month this year is 'Discover New'. The RNZ Music crew bring this kaupapa to their mixtape, with some brand new exciting finds, and some old favourites too. Video, Audio
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Jumping the waka without sinking the ship
The 'waka jumping' bill has raises a practical balancing act between electoral integrity and parliamentary privilege. Audio
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Jumping the waka without sinking the ship
The 'waka jumping' bill has raises a practical balancing act between electoral integrity and parliamentary privilege.
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Cyclist gets eight year ban
Cyclist Karl Murray has been banned from the sport for eight years after testing positive for a banned substance for a second time.
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England rush Shield's into squad
Hurricanes captain Brad Shields has been rushed into England's squad for the side's upcoming three test tour of South Africa just hours after being released by the New Zealand Rugby Union.
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Question Time for 10 May 2018
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Hon PAUL GOLDSMITH to the Minister of Finance: Why will he borrow more money and increase taxes and levies?
Hon JUDITH COLLINS to the Minister of Housing and Urban Development: Is the KiwiBuild:…
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Dame Gillian Whitehead: a true Icon
Dame Gillian Whitehead has been honoured with an Icon Award. The awards recognise New Zealand artists who contribute substantially to the country’s creative landscape. RNZ Concert presenter Nick… Audio
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Reaction to Reserve Bank OCR statement
Of course the half dozen bank economists and umpteen journalists who follow these statements closely were looking at the substance of the statement as well as the style of the new governor. Audio
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Upbeat for Thursday 10 May
Composer Dame Gillian Whitehead has been honoured with an Icon award; the world premiere of a new Kiwi comedy is happening in Wellington and we continue our series on the Cleveland Orchestra at 100.
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Reserve Bank keeps cash rate at 1.75%
The Reserve Bank has held its cash rate unchanged as expected amid subdued inflation and moderate economic growth.
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Guantanamo prisoner asks to give evidence on CIA boss
The self-proclaimed mastermind of the 9/11 attacks has asked for permission to give evidence to the US Senate on who should be the next director of the CIA. Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, who has been held… Audio
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Five Australian politicians resign in latest citizenship scandal
Five Australian MPs have announced their resignation from Parliament after the High Court ruled a Labor senator ineligible because she did not renounce her British citizenship in time.
