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Book review: Arms & Legs by Chloe Lane
Ray Shipley from Scorpio Books in Christchurch reviews Arms & Legs by Chloe Lane, published by Te Herenga Waka University Press Audio
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Peace train welcome in garden city
The singer Yusuf Islam made the song Peace Train famous, but now he's taken it one step futher: he's donated a physical peace train to the city of Christchurch.
The singer donated a miniature… Audio
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Bledisoe Cup now the focus for All Blacks
The All Blacks revived their Rugby Championship campaign with a big win against Argentina over the weekend, but they now turn their attention to a different piece of silverware.
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Revealed: Lotto stores in poorest half of NZ account for 70% of sales
An expert warns Lotto is impacting poor communities "by stealth" and says it has hidden in the shadows as the spotlight shone on pokies.
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PM to travel to New York for United Nations meeting
Jacinda Ardern will travel to New York later this month to represent New Zealand at the United Nations General Assembly.
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Internet forum blocked from spewing hate on internet
An internet forum notorious for organising vicious online and real-world harrasment campaigns has been taken down due to escalating threats. Kiwi Farms also refused to cooperate with the New Zealand… Audio
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'Immediate threat to human life' - controversal Kiwifarms forum blocked by Cloudflare
The online security firm Cloudflare has blocked the controversial online forum KiwiFarms, following a campaign started by a transgender woman targeted by the site.
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Prison inmates may have to move due to staff shortages
Corrections may shift some inmates from Arohata Women's Prison in Wellington to other regions because of staff shortages at nearby Rimutaka Prison.
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All aboard Yusuf Islam's Peace Train: 'Joy is no bad thing'
A miniature train gifted by the artist formerly known as Cat Stevens is getting its first spin today in Christchurch. Video
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My Current Song - Nadia Reid
On our My Current Song segment today, one of our great NZ voices and songwriters, Nadia Reid. Audio
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Identity crisis? All Blacks flip the script
Analysis - The All Blacks' demolition job of the Pumas last night showed just how good this team can be, so now the next assignment is to perform like that more than once in a row.
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Just one game for Canterbury centre to think about
Canterbury centre Charntay Poko is feeling refreshed heading into today's Farah Palmer Cup semi-final against Wellington now that the rugby league season is over.
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Hymns on Sunday, 4 September 2022
The Season of Creation has begun (1 September to 4 October in the church calendar) and this week’s programme includes some creation-themed favourites. Sing along to How great thou art, All things… Audio
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Test rugby: All Blacks defeat Argentina 53-3 in Hamilton
The All Blacks have bounced back from last week's loss to comprehensively beat the Pumas 53-3 in a rainy Hamilton tonight.
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Christchurch mayoral hopeful Carl Bromley defends extremists
Christchurch mayoral hopeful Carl Bromley supported conspiracy theorists Kelvyn Alp and Hannah Spierer at court this week. So RNZ confronted him about his views and others he supports.
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NZ fuel security status kept under wraps
Officials are refusing to release briefings about how much fuel New Zealand has or should keep on shore.
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Puma fans hoping for another test upset
Audio 2 Sep 2022There's a lot on the line for the All Blacks at Hamilton's FMG Stadium tomorrow night. Will they avoid yet more embarassment after being stunned 25-18 by Argentina in the first test in Christchurch? A… Audio
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Former Gloriavale woman: 'Were they trying to work us to death?'
A former Gloriavale woman has told a court the Christian community is not a safe place for children and the women there were perpetually exhausted.
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New Zealand has its warmest and wettest winter on record
Temperatures surpassed the previous winter record set just last year and of the 10 warmest winters on record, six have occurred since 2013.
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Christchurch boy finds giant earthworm 'Dead Fred' in his back yard
Barnaby Domigan, 9, discovered a giant earthworm - potentially up to a metre long - in his back yard, and he's even given it a name. Audio
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Christchurch boy discovers giant earthworm in backyard
A Christchurch boy has had one of the best days of his life after discovering a giant earthworm in his backyard.
Nine-year-old Barnaby Domigan made the discovery at the bottom of his garden. Lisa… Video, Audio
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Whakaari White Island hero revealed: 'The heat was extreme'
Known only as "Serviceman M" when he was decorated for leading the ground team after the Whakaari eruption, more about the mystery man is revealed.
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Maths jam weekend planned in October
Audio 2 Sep 2022The annual Oceania MathsJam Gathering (OMG) will be held in Christchurch, which brings together like minded maths aficionados to play with puzzles and games as well as discussing their interests. … Audio
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Vape motivations different for teens and adults
A new study shows a significant gap between the motivations for vaping between adults and teens.Assistant Research Fellow at the University of Otago's Christchurch paediatrics department Dr Ben… Audio
