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The Mixtape: Bill Direen
Bill Direen is a polymath: a musician, writer and performer who has been creating work across a variety of media since the late 1970s. He speaks to Nick Bollinger about his music and influences and… Audio
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Kiprop accepts doping charge
Kenya's former Olympic and three-time world 1500-metres champion Asbel Kiprop says he will not fight doping charges against him and accused his country and management of abandoning him in his hour of…
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A 72-second silence for Grenfell victims at anniversary
Hundreds of people have taken part in a silent procession in honour of the 72 people killed in the Grenfell Tower fire a year ago.
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Shields named in England starting line-up
England have handed a first start to Hurricanes forward Brad Shields as a replacement for Chris Robshaw at flanker, while flyhalf Danny Cipriani is on the bench for the second rugby test against South…
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Chch pavilion proposal detracts from cathedral - Civic Trust
The head of the Christchurch Civic Trust says he's alarmed at a proposal to build a large pavilion across Cathedral Square.
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Music critic Colin Morris
Colin Morris shares music from Chicago Blues group Nick Moss Band's album The High Cost of Low Living and legendary Brazilian singer Caetano Veloso. Audio
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Demonstrators call for action on Kermadec sanctuary
A demonstration was held on the lawns of Parliament today, to gather support from MPs on the creation of a 6000 square kilometre sanctuary.
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Question Time for 13 June 2018
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CLAYTON MITCHELL to the Minister for Regional Economic Development: What recent announcements has he made regarding regional economies?
Hon PAULA BENNETT to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by…
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Neil Finn to make Fleetwood debut at Vegas fest
Crowded House frontman Neil Finn will make his debut as part of Fleetwood Mac's new line-up at a Las Vegas festival in September.
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The Sampler - 12 June 2018
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger discusses the political and psychological issues raised by Kanye West's latest album; comforting melodies and disquieting meditations from Father John Misty… Audio
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Anchor by Norma Waterson and Eliza Carthy
Nick Bollinger celebrates the return of 78-year-old Yorkshire folk treasure Norma Waterson. Audio
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Ye by Kanye West
Nick Bollinger looks at the political and psychological issues raised by Kanye West's latest album. Audio
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God's Favourite Customer by Father John Misty
Nick Bollinger listens to the comforting melodies and disquieting meditations of Joshua Tillman, a.k.a. Father John Misty. Audio
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God's Favourite Customer by Father John Misty
Nick Bollinger listens to the comforting melodies and disquieting meditations of Joshua Tillman, a.k.a. Father John Misty.
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The Sampler - 12 June 2018
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger discusses the political and psychological issues raised by Kanye West's latest album; comforting melodies and disquieting meditations from Father John Misty…
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Anchor by Norma Waterson and Eliza Carthy
Nick Bollinger celebrates the return of 78-year-old Yorkshire folk treasure Norma Waterson.
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Ye by Kanye West
Nick Bollinger looks at the political and psychological issues raised by Kanye West's latest album.
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How Fearless Music led to a Tui
Bass player and composer Umar Zakaria has won the Recorded Music New Zealand Best Jazz Artist Tui at this year’s Jazz Awards. He may only be young but he’s stepping up in the local Jazz scene. He… Audio
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Evidence used for meth evictions and costs questioned
A state house tenant was evicted from her home and stung for $20,000 over a now-discredited meth test and because she had a relative who "may" have been involved with drugs.
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Upbeat for Tuesday 12 June
A stable of horses react to the a-mare-zing sounds of Bach, how listening to music at work alters your mind, NZSO with tenor Simon O’Neill is reviewed by Peter Hoar, Jazz Tui winner Umar Zakaria and…
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Talking Heads' David Byrne to tour NZ in November
Talking Heads frontman David Byrne is coming to New Zealand in November to play shows in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch. Video
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Australian swimming great labelled 'racist'
Nick Kyrgios has reignited his feud with Australian Olympic legend Dawn Fraser, labelling her 'racist' in a tweet after she was honoured by the Queen.
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Meth evictions: Tenancy Tribunal hearing evidence questioned
Questions are being raised about the evidence used in Tenancy Tribual hearings to evict state house tenants and sting them for methamphetamine clean-up costs. One legal expert says evidence Housing… Audio
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Not enough inspectors for construction boom
Building inspectors say councils around the country have failed to prepare for a construction boom and hire enough inspectors. Audio
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Building inspectors in short supply across NZ
As the Government ramps up its construction efforts to deal with the housing crisis, industry experts are warning the shortage of building inspectors could lead to another Bella Vista bungle. Last… Audio
