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Freaky Friday: death didn't stop the game
This week's story is equal parts scary and sweet. Nick shares his tale of how even the death of a loved one didn't halt the love of particular card game. Audio
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A visit from a wee mini moon
We've been to the moon. Now a moon is coming to us. For the next couple of months we're set to become a two moon planet. A 10m wide asteroid - officially known as 2024PT - will begin orbiting the… Audio
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Baseball: Shohei Ohtani makes history
The LA Dodgers star became the first player in Major League Baseball history to reach 50 home runs and 50 steals in the same season.
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The space rocket thrusters being built in a Lower Hutt shed
One of the coldest, hottest, and most powerful superconductor electric rocket thrusters ever to be tested in space is being built at the bottom of Wainuiomata Hill. Audio
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Savea wants All Blacks to ‘show the country that we can bounce back’
Vice-captain Ardie Savea says this weekend's Bledisloe Cup test in Sydney is a great opportunity for the team after two recent losses.
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Meet the cutest little devils you'll ever see - literally
The young sisters have relocated from a wildlife facility in Tasmania as part of the zoo's Tasmanian Devil ambassador programme. Audio
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Bledisloe Cup: Slipper to become most-capped Wallaby of all time
James Slipper will surpass George Gregan's record of 139 appearances in Saturday's test match in Sydney.
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Two tasmanian devils relocated to Auckland Zoo
Audio 19 Sep 2024A couple of devils from Australia are making themselves right at home in Auckland Zoo after relocating from a wild life facility in Tasmania. The young sisters, who are waiting on their Palawa Kani… Audio
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Eight hot takes on the The Office Australia trailer
A casual 23 years after the first iteration of the mockumentary series The Office premiered in the UK, we finally have an Australian version. Video
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'Please lay out the evidence' - Fiji Rugby hits back at corruption claims
FRU Interim Board chairman Peter Mazey said they are concerned by former Flying Fijians captain Waisea Nayacalevu's "serious accusations against the team at Rugby House".
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Is a 'rich pricks' attitude holding NZ back?
New Zealanders struggle to speak candidly about wealth, which might make it hard to address growing inequality.
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Wellington Mayor says she sold car to help pay bills
Tory Whanau says she too is "feeling the crunch" financially.
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'Cut off this virus': Flying Fijians star drops bombshell on Fiji Rugby 'corruption'
"If we didn't have corruption, if we had professional people in charge, then Fiji would be better," Waisea Nayacalevu, who led the team to the 2023 Rugby World Cup in France, said.
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Herbie Hancock
In advance of Herbie Hancock's concerts in Auckland and Wellington in October, Nick Tipping takes a trip through Herbie's career- from the early acoustic days of "Takin' Off" to the jazz funk of "Head… Audio
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My People
Julie Mason plays and sings Benny Golson; Philly Joe Jones takes a drum feature with Clifford Brown; and New Orleans band Cha Wa gets funky. Plus - the tuba duet you didn't know you needed to hear. Audio
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Wallabies McReight, Paisami return for All Blacks tests
Fraser McReight and Hunter Paisami are back in the Wallabies squad for Rugby Championship tests against the All Blacks.
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The Big Sing Finale 2024
Experience the energy and joy of secondary school groups from across the motu sing their hearts out over three days in Wellington. Video, Audio
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Have people had to move back in with their parents?
Audio 13 Sep 2024Visual journalist Nick Monro asked people in Auckland if they know any adults who've had to fly back to the nest. Audio
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The cocktail everyone's drinking at the US Open - and how to make one
On a muggy New York evening spent on sticky stadium seats, you're going to want something refreshing.
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Miss Universe Fiji drama continues, authorities investigate
There has been accusations of racism, vote-rigging, conflicts of interest and "conspiracy theories" - and that's just from the "official" Miss Universe Fiji organisation.
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Bird Bandit: the story of Freddie Angell
Freddie Angell was New Zealand's most notorious wildlife smuggler. His repeated attempts at stealing and exporting native wildlife in the 1990s, including Kea and Tuatara, made him all but a household… Audio
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Some of the light we cannot see
New Zealand researchers are using light from a high-tech synchrotron to investigate advanced materials that could help with next generation computing and combatting climate change.
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Netball celebrates 100 years in NZ at AK Museum
Auckland War Memorial Museum is celebrating 100 years of Netball in New Zealand, Nathan Rarere took a guided tour of the new exhibit. Audio
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Examining cycles of life, death and rebirth
Nick Golledge is professor of glaciology at Victoria University of Wellington and author of the book Feedback looking at the history of the earth through constant, incremental change. Audio
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Visa fees and levies don't stack up - immigration adviser
Overseas tourists and students will be hit with a 'hidden tax' when they apply for visas and they risk being misled about the cost, according to an immigration adviser.
