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Lorde, LCD Soundsystem, Nick Cave, Leonard Cohen among Grammy nominees
American rappers Jay-Z and Kendrick Lamar have received the most nominations with a total of eight and seven respectively. Pop singer Bruno Mars received six and Khalid actor Donald Glovers' alter ego…
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NZ-born Parkes named in Welsh squad
New Zealand-born centre Hadleigh Parkes is one of five uncapped players in Welsh coach Warren Gatland's 36-man squad for Tests against Australia, New Zealand, South Africa and Georgia.
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Flying Solo - solo dad Warren's story
In the second episode of Flying Solo, Lynda Chanwai-Earle meets one of the minorities, Pakeha solo dad Warren. He tackles - with humour - co-parenting through two separations, a child with depression… Audio, Gallery
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Insight: Poorer Schools - When the Middle Class Flee
The number of Pākehā students in low-decile schools has plummeted over the past 15 years. In this Insight RNZs Education Correspondent John Gerritsen visits three schools to find out the impact on… Audio
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Lack of Pākehā in low-decile schools worries principals
The ongoing concentration of Pākehā students in high-decile schools is bad for society, say educators.
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Accountant blamed for Oscars blunder
An accountant for the Academy Awards is being blamed for the gaffe that resulted in La La Land being wrongly named best picture at the Oscars.
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Drug maker probes adverse reaction from hijacker
New Zealand's only convicted plane hijacker's prison sentence ends today. Asha Abdille will now become a special patient held on a compulsory treatment order in a forensic psychiatric unit. Audio
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Support from the sea - On board the USS Sampson
Video - After the earthquake hit Kaikoura, the USS Sampson's mission immediately turned from the first US naval visit in 33 years to civil defence. RNZ visual journalist Claire Eastham-Farrelly is… Video
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Boos as Sanders urges supporters to back Clinton
Bernie Sanders has been jeered after urging his supporters to back Democratic rival Hillary Clinton in her White House bid.
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Clinton picks Tim Kaine as running mate
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has announced Virginia senator Tim Kaine as her running mate for this year's US Presidential Election.
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Why we love Steven Adams
Steven Adams is the coolest guy on and off the court. This is our definitive guide to his finest moments of the NBA season.
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Review: The Hateful Eight
It might not be his best, but Quentin Tarantino's The Hateful Eight feels like his darkest release so far.
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Critic Philip French passes at 82
He retired as Chief Critic for the Observer in 2013 after 35 years reviewing films.
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Sun, Sand and Armoured Vests
Insight in Iraq. Radio New Zealand's political editor Jane Patterson travels to Taji Camp for a first-hand view of the training operations being undertaken by New Zealand troops. Video, Audio
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PM's secret three-day visit to Iraq
Prime Minister John Key has described Taji Camp in Iraq as 'goddamm awful' and 'desolate' after visiting the New Zealand training mission there. Video
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Live review: Pass The Gat at San Fran
Pass The Gat, which saw Louis Baker, Warren Maxwell and Thomas Oliver join forces, was "like being at the coolest house party," says Tim Herbert.
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Apple CEO to donate 'millions' to charity
The chief executive of Apple, Tim Cook, has announced he is donating most of his wealth to charity before he dies.
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Splore 2015
It's been hailed by many artists as the most beautiful setting they have ever played at, and after years of being a biennial affair the environmentally conscious music and arts festival Splore is now… Audio
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Petition on trade deal finally heard
Four years on, a petition for more transparency around the negotiation of the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPPA) is finally being heard.
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Episode 1 - Everything Audible in the World Becomes Material
Recording and electricity crack open the world of sound.
We start at the Brussels World’s Fair, Expo ’58 where a number of threads in the story were to converge and thence to radiate.
Then we go… Audio
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Lions overrun Country boys
The British and Irish Lions ran in 10 tries to overwhelm a semi-professional Combined Country side 64-0 in the third match of their Australian rugby tour in Newcastle. The Welsh...
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Possible law change to allow GCSB to spy on NZ citizens
Audio 10 Apr 2013John Key says the government will look at changing the law to allow the Government Communications Security Bureau to be able to spy on New Zealanders. With Greg O'Connor - The Police Association… Audio
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Best Socceroos ever named
Australia's greatest ever football players have been named with Harry Kewell awarded the top honour at a gala ceremony in Sydney. Following a long-running process involving fans, players and…
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Law Commission wants addiction act replaced
The Law Commission wants the Alcoholism and Drug Addiction Act replaced to better safeguard those compulsorily detained under it.
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Lucky 13 newcomers for Mooloos squad
There are 13 new players in Waikato's 28-strong squad for the upcoming domestic rugby season. The newcomers include nine new forwards and four new backs with Liam Messam the new captain. ...
