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Aussie Super rugby teams under pressure
The gap between Australian and New Zealand teams in Super Rugby has never been wider - and the only way to close it is by taking more risks, according to Wallaby great Tim Horan.
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Queues as fire-affected Chch residents return home
Residents of 102 houses off limits for a week smiled as they went through two cordons lifted this morning. Video
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Ten songs that made Bruce 'The Boss'
Bruce Springsteen plays two New Zealand concerts this week. From a repertoire of hundreds of songs, Nick Bollinger picks ten that have been crucial to his career. Video
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Fewer people expect house prices to rise - survey
There are further signs the housing market is cooling off, with fewer people expecting prices to rise in the coming months.
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Phoenix slump to another loss
The Wellington Phoenix have slumped to a 5-1 loss to Melbourne City, further eroding their faint hopes of a playoff spot in the A-League football competition.
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Inside Out Part 1: 18 February 2017
This hour features Nick plays some of the classics - Charlie Parker, Oscar Peterson, Billie Holiday, and Buddy DeFranco, plus Bob Brookmeyer and the Mel Lewis Jazz Orchestra. Audio
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Inside Out Part 2: 18 February 2017
Nick checks out some classic John Scofield and a jazz take on Michael Jackson, and marks the passing of the great Al Jarreau. Audio
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New Zealand Upgraded to Continent Status
A study by New Zealand scientists has led to the possibility that a region of the Pacific Ocean east of Australia which includes New Zealand and New Caledonia, may be considered a continent. Jesse… Audio
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Helen Clark shortlisted for top job at The Global Fund
Helen Clark has made the shortlist for the top job at one of the world's largest aid agencies. Our New York correspondent Nick Harper has the latest. Audio
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Opposition to powers overhauled RMA would give Smith
There is overwhelming opposition to the new powers the Environment Minister Nick Smith will receive if the government succeeds in overhauling the Resource Management Act.
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Hundreds of state houses sit empty
More than 250 state homes have sat empty for more than a year while the government waits for someone to buy them.
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Development authorities good idea in principle - Goff
Auckland's Mayor has cautiously welcomed a government proposal to create powerful new agencies to drive major urban developments.
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Govt wants new urban authorities to fast track building projects
The Government's proposing to create powerful urban authorities to fast track house construction around the country. It says they've been hugely successful overseas. Audio
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Rugby mourns death of Tongan-born All Black
Audio 15 Feb 2017Rugby communities in Tonga and New Zealand are reeling from the sudden death of the former All Black, Sione Lauaki. Audio
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The Sampler 14 February 2017
In The Sampler this week Nick Bollinger discusses the orchestral variations of alt-rock supergroup Minor Victories; a collaboration between Icelandic singer Emiliana Torrini and Belgium's Colorist… Audio
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The Colourist & Emiliana Torrini
Nick Bollinger discusses a collaboration between Icelandic singer Emiliana Torrini and Belgium's Colorist Orchestra. Audio
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Minor Victories by Minor Victories
Nick Bollinger discusses the orchestral variations of alt-rock supergroup Minor Victories. Audio
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Life Will See You Now by Jens Lekman
Nick Bollinger discusses the latest set of existentialist pop from Swedish singer-songwriter Jens Lekman. Audio
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Minor Victories by Minor Victories
Nick Bollinger discusses the orchestral variations of alt-rock supergroup Minor Victories.
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Life Will See You Now by Jens Lekman
Nick Bollinger discusses the latest set of existentialist pop from Swedish singer-songwriter Jens Lekman.
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The Colourist & Emiliana Torrini
Nick Bollinger discusses a collaboration between Icelandic singer Emiliana Torrini and Belgium's Colorist Orchestra.
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Govt considers Urban Development Authorities
The government is moving towards establishing powerful authorities to help fast track house construction across the country.
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Govt slashes housing shortfall figure without explanation
The government has yet to explain a significantly lowered estimate of the country's housing shortage. Audio
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Sport: Census Johnston targets 2019 World Cup
Veteran Manu Samoa prop Census Johnston is eying a World Cup swansong after signing on for two more years in European rugby.
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Labour: NZers shouldn't miss out on work in construction boom
The Labour Party leader, Andrew Little, says foreign workers are going to needed to build more houses. But he says "It's not a reason to say we don't also invest in training and skiling New Zealanders… Audio
