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1XX keeps it local in tough times
The Radio Broadcaster of the Year prize usually goes to a big name in the business with nationwide reach. But this year the honour went to a distinctly local outfit for its response to a local crisis…
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Engineering firm raises concerns about Statistics House inquiry
The engineering firm that oversaw the demolition of Statistics House raised serious concerns about the findings of the inquiry into its partial collapse.
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The best TV new to streaming this week
Australia gets a turn at Netflix’s production billions with the supernatural thriller Tidelands, one of Dan Slevin’s picks of the week. Video
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Teachers skip class for a day
A busload of Canterbury secondary school teachers visited farms, agribusinesses and a microbrewery recently for Teachers Day Out – a development day organised by NZ Young Farmers. This year, about 400… Audio, Gallery
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Teachers skip class for a day
A busload of Canterbury secondary school teachers visited farms, agribusinesses and a microbrewery recently for Teachers Day Out – a development day organised by NZ Young Farmers. This year, about 400…
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Your Money with Mary Holm: Five questions from listeners
In Mary's last segment with Jesse, she asked listeners to send in questions. The best five questions are answered in this segment. Audio
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Engineers warned council over quake-damaged building's design
Wellington City Council went against engineering advice when it approved a major waterfront building that ended up irreparably damaged in the Kaikōura earthquake.
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Engineers warned council over BNZ Harbour Quays building
It's been revealed Wellington City Council went against engineering advice when it approved a major waterfront building that ended up fatally damaged in the Kaikoura earthquake. Engineers raised… Audio
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Johnson joins the Sharks
Former Warriors playmaker Shaun Johnson has signed a three-year deal with the Cronulla Sharks.
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Best features of 2018: For the greater good
Audio 30 Nov 2018It seems trickier than ever to live well without harming the planet or landing yourself in poverty. These 10 interviews offer some insights from those working to better the lives of all those on… Video
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Best features of 2018: the economists
Audio 30 Nov 2018The world's fortunes hinge on economy. As we head into another year, it could be worth heeding some of the advice and reflections of RNZ's economics commentators.
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Your Money with Mary Holm - Sorting your finances step by step
In Mary's new book, Rich Enough? A laid-back guide for every Kiwi, she writes about eight steps to get your finances sorted. She talks with Jesse about why it's best to do it in steps. Audio
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Sharks circle after Johnson's 'crazy' week
Cronulla are edging closer to making their move on Kiwis halfback Shaun Johnson after the Warriors were forced to cut ties with the unhappy NRL star.
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Rugby League: Warriors grant Johnson early release
The Warriors have granted halfback Shaun Johnson an early release from the final year of his National Rugby League contract with the Auckland club.
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Raiders ruled out for Shaun Johnson
Shaun Johnson won't head to Canberra for next year's NRL season, even if he does successfully gain a release from the Warriors
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Theranos and Elizabeth Holmes' fall from grace
Wall Street Journal reporter John Carreyrou started digging into unusual practices at a Silicon valley start-up, Theranos, in 2014. What he uncovered was fraud and deception at a monumental scale. The… Audio
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Mary Holm on making the most of the money you have
Mary Holm has a regular slot on RNZ National and a newspaper column. She's also the author of several books including The Complete Kiwisaver. In her new book "Rich Enough - a Laid-back Guide for Every… Audio
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Who killed Pamela Werner? A new book on the murder mystery of old Peking
Who killed Pamela Werner? A new book on a murder mystery of old Peking, takes a new direction and casts doubt on a previous reconstruction of the 1937 killing.
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The Mixtape: Opiuo
New Zealand born DJ and producer Opiuo has gained a reputation for never playing the same set twice as be brings the bounce and bass to audiences all over the world. He joins us for the RNZ Music… Video, Audio
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National paracetamol shortage leads to restrictions
Pharmacists have been told to restrict the number of paracetamol tablets they give out because of a national shortage of the country's most dispensed medicine.
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Holmes chasing NFL dream
Valentine Holmes is free to pursue his NFL dream after being granted an immediate release from his NRL contract with Cronulla.
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Wide Blows Our Banner by Eve de Castro-Robinson
How much has changed for New Zealand's female composers in the 125 years since women's suffrage? In the 2018 Lilburn Lecture, acclaimed composer Eve de Castro-Robinson reflects on her own journey as a… Audio, Gallery
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Sport: One change, one debutant in 'Ikale Tahi team vs Wales
Veteran lock Sitiveni Mafi is the only change in Tonga's starting fifteen to take on Wales in the second match of their Northern Hemisphere rugby tour.
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The pros and cons of reverse mortgages
Audio 15 Nov 2018Mary Holm discusses reverse mortgages, which can be a good way for retired people to make use of the money they have tied up in their homes. Audio
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FERAL - How Humans Frame Nature
Dr Nicholas Holm, joins us to talk about Feral, an online conference which will explore ideas about the human relationship to nature and wilderness. Audio
