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Great NZ albums made by women
The RNZ Music team choose their top picks in light of NPR's '150 Greatest Albums Made By Women'.
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The Jacinda Factor: We ask young voters if Labour’s new leader will make a difference?
Who is Jacinda Ardern? And can she change the government?
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Three vie to replace Barclay after farmer rejected
Three people are on the shortlist to replace the disgraced Southland MP Todd Barclay after a prominent farmer was rejected.
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Poison drop case endangers pest eradication
A legal challenge to a planned poison drop at a bird sanctuary in Nelson could affect plans to eradicate pests all around the country.
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Tough day for Walker at Word Champs
There was no dream return to racing for New Zealand's Sarah Walker at the BMX world champs in the United States.
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National reveals party list
The National Party's list for the September election is dominated by sitting MPs.
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Inside Out: Part 1, 29 July 2017
This week Nick features Bruce Brown, Jasmine Lovell Smith, and Callum Allardice, the finalists for the 2017 New Zealand jazz composition award, plus a look back at past winners. Audio
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Inside Out: Part 2, 29 July 2017
This week Nick checks out Jonathan Crayford, Myele Manzanza, and Mike Nock, the finalists for the 2017 NZ Jazz Album of the Year, plus new releases from the Neutrino Funk Experience and Reuben… Audio
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Review: Bonobo at the Auckland Town Hall
The UK beat-maker played an extravagant first-ever NZ concert last night, replete with string and brass sections. Tony Stamp was there.
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Environment Commissioner responds to Nick Smith's climate change report comments
Environment Minister Nick Smith is playing down recommendations in the final report from outgoing Environment Commissioner Jan Wright on tackling Climate Change. She joins us now with her response. Audio
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Environment Commissioner's climate change report 'not a game-changer' - Nick Smith
New Zealand's environment watchdog wants us to follow the UK's lead and get emissions reduction targets written into law. The Environment Commissioner's report is constructive, but not a… Audio
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New tenets for tenants
The rights and obligations of both tenants and landlords are changing, and both groups are being asked for feedback. Audio
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New tenets for tenants
The rights and obligations of both tenants and landlords are changing, and both groups are being asked for feedback.
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Australian Aboriginal musician Dr G Yunupingu dead at 46
Australian Aboriginal musician G Yunupingu died yesterday, aged 46. Born blind, he gave voice to the marginalised people of his home, Arnhem land, and sang in both Yolŋu and English.
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Soliola gets five week ban
Canberra forward Sia Soliola has been suspended for five games for the dangerous contact that knocked Melbourne NRL fullback Billy Slater out cold.
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The Sampler for 25 July 2017
This week in The Sampler Nick Bollinger reviews new albums by Grayson Gilmour and Blessed Relief, and classic reissues from the Flying Nun label. Audio
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Design For Living by Blessed Relief
Nick Bollinger reviews the absurdly musical debut of Blessed Relief Audio
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Otherness by Grayson Gilmour
Nick Bollinger reviews a sonic and melodic set from Wellington musician Grayson Gilmour. Audio
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Flying Nun reissues by Bressa Creeting Cake and Garageland
Nick Bollinger reviews classic Flying Nun reissues from Bressa Creeting Cake and Garageland. Audio
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Otherness by Grayson Gilmour
Nick Bollinger reviews a sonic and melodic set from Wellington musician Grayson Gilmour.
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Flying Nun reissues by Bressa Creeting Cake and Garageland
Nick Bollinger reviews classic Flying Nun reissues from Bressa Creeting Cake and Garageland.
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Design For Living by Blessed Relief
Nick Bollinger reviews the absurdly musical debut of Blessed Relief
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Decades of dissent: protest songs in New Zealand
Nick Bollinger runs us through a history of protest songs in NZ and Jesse Mulligan talks to some music historians from Alexander Turnbull Library about 50s and 60s protest in NZ. Audio, Gallery
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Warehouse says it can't afford to ignore the likes of Amazon
The Warehouse says it can't afford to ignore the threat posed by online retail giant Amazon, which is planning to open up in Australia. Audio
