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Question Time for 14 December 2017
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Rt Hon BILL ENGLISH to the Prime Minister: Does she stand by all her Government’s economic and fiscal policies?
Hon STEVEN JOYCE to the Minister of Finance: Does he stand by all his statements on…
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Siri's bad sex advice
Researchers ask Siri and Google Assistant awkward questions Audio
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Euthanasia bill passes first reading
A bill legalising euthanasia has passed its first reading in Parliament.
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Tiny Ruins performs new song 'Sparklers'
Hollie Fullbrook – aka Tiny Ruins – is supporting US band Fleet Foxes for their two NZ concerts this summer. She chats to Jesse Mulligan and plays a song from her upcoming album. Video, Audio
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Shock for Hawke's Bay farmers as cattle disease spreads
Farmers are "stunned" the cattle disease mycoplasma bovis has made it to Hawke's Bay, a Hastings dairy farmer and rural community board member says. Audio
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Five great things about last night's Alt-J show
Audio 13 Dec 2017Last night’s sold-out Auckland show was the first of three the English trio Alt-J are playing in NZ. RNZ Music’s digital producer, Alice Murray went along to check it out. Video
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Mycoplasma bovis spread a major setback for farmers
Mycoplasma bovis has been found in Hawke's Bay and Southland for the first time. The Ministry for Primary Industries says a fifth property near Ashburton is also likely to be infected. The spread of… Audio
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Euthanasia bill campaign launched
The public campaign to legalise euthanasia had a rocky start with a lone protester attempting to derail the launch.
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The Sampler: Rules of Engagement by Ria Hall
Ria Hall has made an album that looks from the past to the future. Nick Bollinger takes a listen. Audio
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The Sampler: Shake That Skinny Ass All the Way to Zygetron by Troy Kingi
Nick Bollinger reviews a mythological sci-fi love saga from Northland artist Troy Kingi. Audio
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Topography by Alphabethead
Nick Bollinger investigates the colourful sound worlds of Wellington turntablist Alphabethead. Audio
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The Sampler - 12 December 2017
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger reviews new local concept albums by Ria Hall and Troy Kingi, and a set of sonic collages from Wellington turntablist Alphabethead. Audio
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Topography by Alphabethead
Nick Bollinger investigates the colourful sound worlds of Wellington turntablist Alphabethead.
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The Sampler - 12 December 2017
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger reviews new local concept albums by Ria Hall and Troy Kingi, and a set of sonic collages from Wellington turntablist Alphabethead.
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The Sampler: Rules of Engagement by Ria Hall
Ria Hall has made an album that looks from the past to the future. Nick Bollinger takes a listen.
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The Sampler: Shake That Skinny Ass All the Way to Zygetron by Troy Kingi
Nick Bollinger reviews a mythological sci-fi love saga from Northland artist Troy Kingi.
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'Attempted terrorist attack' near Times Square
New York authorities are calling an explosion at a bus station near Times Square an 'attempted terrorist attack'. Twenty-seven-year-old Akayed Ullah detonated a homemade device at the Port Authority… Audio
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More businesses expect to hedge against currency volatility
Foreign exchange hedging intentions have hit a new high because businesses are looking to protect themselves against big currency swings. Audio
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Businesses expect weak NZ dollar
Businesses expecting the New Zealand dollar to fall further and stay weak in 2018, while economics are picking a rise.
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Duck for Stokes, another loss for Canterbury
Ben Stokes' struggles in New Zealand cricket have continued with the England allrounder run out for a duck as Canterbury fell to another defeat in the domestic one-day competition.
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Insight: MMP - Democracy or Power?
Under NZ's MMP system, the highest polling party is not leading government. Former RNZ political editor Brent Edwards investigates if MMP is still the right option. Video, Audio
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Elite rugby player among athletes in doping probe
About 100 NZ athletes, including at least one elite rugby player, being investigated for buying and using banned drugs, Drug Free Sport New Zealand says.
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71 nominations for Halberg Awards
Seventy-one nominations from 27 sports have been received for the annual Halberg Sports awards.
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Govt considers making cross-party work easier
The Labour-led government is considering changes which could give Parliament more clout under MMP and force governments to share power.
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Govt considers changes to give Parliament more clout
The Labour-led Government is considering changes which could give Parliament more clout under MMP and force governments to share power. Deputy Prime Minister and New Zealand First leader, Winston… Audio
