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Sport: PNG cricketers rubbing shoulders with Big Bash stars
Papua New Guinea cricketers have this week been rubbing shoulders with the reigning Cricket Australia Big Bash Champions.
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Hymns on Sunday, 21 October 2018
Today's episode includes hymns with a William Blake connection, psalm settings, a Taize chant and the story behind Sanford Fillmore Bennett's gospel song In the Sweet By and By. Audio
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Sport: PNG complete T20 tri-series clean sweep
Papua New Guinea have beaten Hong Kong by 69 runs to complete a clean sweep of the Twenty20 cricket tri-series in Port Moresby.
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ABC spells Australian broadcasting crisis
The chair sacked the chief and then quit himself. No-one seems to want the rest of his board of governors. How did Australia’s public broadcaster the ABC end up in such a mess so suddenly? And how can… Audio
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ABC spells Australian broadcasting crisis
The chair sacked the chief and then quit himself. No-one seems to want the rest of his board of governors. How did Australia’s public broadcaster the ABC end up in such a mess so suddenly? And how can…
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World in Sport for 3 October 2018
Audio 3 Oct 2018Fijian rugby league international, Eloni Vunakece, retires after multiple concussions, Vanuatu hopes to use Youth Olympics as springboard for future success, Solomons rugby league team opens their… Audio
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Sport: PNG, Hong Kong make winning start to T20 tri-series
Mother nature intervened as Papua New Guinea and Hong Kong made winning starts to their T20 cricket tri-series in Port Moresby, with contrasting victories over a local academy XI.
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Sport: PNG cricketers to host Hong Kong
Papua New Guinea will host Hong Kong in a limited overs cricket series in Port Moresby from next week.
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World in Sport for 8 August 2018
The international careers of Papua New Guinea cricketers Mahuru Dai and Jack Vare appear to be over, progress made on a new international rugby league calendar, a new initiative is launched using… Audio
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Sport: Veterans dumped as PNG Barramundis look to the future
The international careers of Papua New Guinea cricketers Mahuru Dai and Jack Vare appear to be over after they were axed from the team to compete in the World T20 East Asia Pacific Qualifier later…
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Brazen gold heist at Kalgoorlie mine
The hunt is on for the brazen thieves who used a sewage truck to suck up gold-rich liquid from a mine in Western Australia.
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The Sampler: 31 July 2018
Nick Bollinger discusses a personal foray into world music for Adults founder Jon Toogood; agitated offerings from the nominally mellow Dawes; and a journey through the past with Brit-rock veteran… Audio
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The Sampler: Passwords by Dawes
Anxious thoughts disturb the mellow surface of country-rockers Dawes on their sixth album. Audio
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The Sampler: 31 July 2018
Nick Bollinger discusses a personal foray into world music for Adults founder Jon Toogood; agitated offerings from the nominally mellow Dawes; and a journey through the past with Brit-rock veteran…
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The Sampler: Passwords by Dawes
Anxious thoughts disturb the mellow surface of country-rockers Dawes on their sixth album.
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Hymns on Sunday, 22 July 2018
Some hymns about creation in this week's programme, including Fairest Lord Jesus and The Spacious Firmament On High. Video, Audio
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Niue MP resigns in protest over lack of transparency
A former Niue finance minister has resigned from the Public Accounts Committee over what he says are government agencies failing to provide transparent accounting records.
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The divers leading the Thai cave rescue
Who are the British expert cave divers who are guiding the trapped football team and their coach out of the flooded Thailand cave?
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Hymns on Sunday, 22 April 2018
We're into the period of Eastertide (the 50 days from Easter Sunday to Pentecost Sunday) and today's programme includes some resurrection-themed hymns as well as hymns to mark ANZAC Day on 25 April. Audio
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Vessel blocked for animal mistreatment has shipped NZ livestock
A ship blocked by Australian authorities for poor treatment of animals was used to ship New Zealand live stock.
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Vessel responsible for 2400 sheep deaths blocked in Australia
A scandal-plagued live export ship set to take 65,000 sheep to the Middle East has been blocked by Australian maritime officials.
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Export of Niue water still held up
Two years after first being mooted a water exporting initiative on Niue is yet to get off the ground.
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Sport: PNG cricketers lose coveted ODI status
The Papua New Guinea cricket team has lost their One Day International status after being beaten by Nepal at the World Cup Qualifiers in Zimbabwe.
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Sport: PNG cricket to bring in younger players
The Papua New Guinea cricket coach has signalled now his team are out of contention for World Cup qualification a new era could be about to arrive.
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She will move you: NZ female producers that rule
If you paid attention to most festival lineups and top paid DJ lists, you’d be forgiven for thinking electronic music is only made by men. Melody Thomas meets some local electronic producers and DJs…
