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Our Changing World for 14 February 2019
The evolution of the Kiwi accent, and many more kakapo eggs and chicks. Audio
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Review: Adam Chamber Music Festival strikes a chord
Reviewer Elizabeth Kerr casts her eyes and ears over the final performances of this year's Adam Chamber Music Festival in Nelson. Video, Audio
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'Worry setting in' - Residents anxious to return home
As the Nelson-Tasman fire enters its seventh day, a make-shift campsite for evacuated residents and animals is showing no signs of slowing down. Audio
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Leonie HOLMES: Violin Trio, Murmuration
Nikki Chooi (violin), Alexander Pavlovsky (violin), Helen Pohl (violin). Recorded in Nelson Centre of Musical Arts by RNZ. Video, Audio
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Playing with numbers
Podcast episode — 07 February 2019Mary discusses three ways to play with numbers. The first is dollar cost averaging. The second is the rule of 72. The third is what happens if you have 40 years in KiwiSaver.
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Your Money with Mary Holm: Playing with numbers
Mary discusses three ways to play with numbers. The first is dollar cost averaging. The second is the rule of 72. The third is what happens if you have 40 years in KiwiSaver. Audio
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NZSO’s Shed Series shakes it up
Audiences in Wellington will continue to have a taste of something different, as the highly successful Shed Series resumes this week. Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 3 February 2019
It's a celebration of psalms in this episode, with settings of Psalm 48, Psalm 96 and Psalm 121. We're also marking Waitangi Day with a hymn by Shirley Murray: God bless our land. Audio
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Sound Lounge: 2019 Grammy-nominated Air Glow by Du Yun is a daring work for trumpets and laptops; Mason Bates's Liquid Interface depicts water moving through all its states
Audio 2 Feb 2019There is so much great music in the world and we’ve discovered a lot of great works for programs. Sometimes we find so much great music we can’t possibly fit it all into a one-hour program. ‘Outtakes’… Video
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UK criminologist David Best on addiction recovery in prisons
David Best helped establish the UK's first recovery-focused prison, which some are looking to replicate in New Zealand. "Why should we support recovery?" he tells Kim Hill, "because recovery will lead… Audio
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What to do when your Kiwisaver balance falls
Podcast episode — 24 January 2019Have KiwiSaver concerns? RNZ listeners share theirs with personal finance advisor Mary Holm, asking if it's better to switch funds when their KiwiSaver balance falls, whether to move KiwiSaver money to term deposits in retirement, how self-employed people can make the most of KiwiSaver and how to tell if their fund is low or high-risk.
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What to do when your Kiwisaver balance falls
Have KiwiSaver concerns? RNZ listeners share theirs with personal finance advisor Mary Holm, asking if it's better to switch funds when their KiwiSaver balance falls, whether to move KiwiSaver money… Audio
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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… Audio
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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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Five questions from listeners
Podcast episode — 13 December 2018In Mary's last segment with Jesse, she asked listeners to send in questions. The best five questions are answered in this segment.
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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.
