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Black Peak by Xylouris White
On the eve of their first New Zealand performance, Nick Bollinger tunes in to the Cretan folk and Melbourne rock fusion of Xylouris White, and talks to the duo’s drummer Jim White. Audio
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Black Peak by Xylouris White
On the eve of their first New Zealand performance, Nick Bollinger tunes in to the Cretan folk and Melbourne rock fusion of Xylouris White, and talks to the duo’s drummer Jim White.
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Rescuers reach caver injured in Harwoods Hole
Rescuers reach the injured caver who fell at the 176 metre deep sinkhole this afternoon. Video, Audio
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Rescue operation underway at Harwoods Hole
A caver has suffered serious injuries abseiling down the deepest vertical shaft in New Zealand. Video, Audio
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Can extreme cold make us stronger?
Jumping in frozen lakes and rolling in the snow gives your workout regime an evolutionary boost, an investigative journalist says. Video, Audio, Gallery
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Ghosts of Gondwana
Trying to make sense of New Zealand's flora and fauna has kept entomologist, George Gibbs, occupied for six decades. Audio, Gallery
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Man murdered long-time friend after dog comment - Crown
A 30-year friendship between two men ended with one kidnapping the other, before driving him to a remote hilltop and caving in his skull, the Crown says.
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Tuvalu launches human rights plan
Tuvalu has become one of the first Pacific countries to launch a national plan on human rights.
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Favourite Album
Lorenzo Van Der Lingen has picked Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Let Love In. Audio
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Waitomo Caves shut 'five times' due to high CO2
One of New Zealand's top tourist attractions closed a number of times over summer because of excessive carbon dioxide, driven partly by visitor numbers. Video
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Waitomo Caves shut down for high carbon dioxide levels
Potential damage to the Waitomo Caves is very high according to the chair of the cave's environmental advisory group, who is asking the Government to step in. Video, Audio
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Music Reviewer Russell Baillie
Music Reviewer Russell Bailie is in the Auckland studio with some picks for 2017. Audio
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Nick Cave: mortality, love and faith
Rock music's 'Prince of Darkness' Nick Cave performed with his long-serving band The Bad Seeds at Wellington's TSB Arena last night. RNZ Music's Kirsten Johnstone reports back. Video, Audio
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The Sampler 17 January 2017
In The Sampler this week Nick Bollinger revisits notable 2016 releases from William Tyler, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and Hamilton Leithauser and Rostam. Audio
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The Sampler 17 January 2017
In The Sampler this week Nick Bollinger revisits notable 2016 releases from William Tyler, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds and Hamilton Leithauser and Rostam.
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'Workplace cake culture' causing health problems - dentists
Celebrating a work colleague's birthday with cake can sweeten a day at the office, but UK dentists want to combat "cake culture", saying it's contributing to health problems. Audio
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Trump official under fire over crude Obama remarks
A co-chair of Donald Trump's New York campaign is facing a backlash after saying he hoped President Obama would die and the first lady would "return to being a male".
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RNZ Music's List of Lists 2016
We've been making some lists, and checking them twice, trying to find out what's been most nice... in 2016. Music is the winner. Audio
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How a man in the woods survived Kaikōura’s 7.8 earthquake
Pete lives in a hut in the hills above Kaikōura. In the aftermath of last month's earthquake, we went to find him.
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RNZ Music's Favourites from 2016
Team RNZ Music (plus a representative of The Wireless) convene to showcase some of their favourite songs of the year. Video, Audio
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Goneville - a new music memoir by Nick Bollinger (extract)
Music journalist Nick Bollinger's memoir Goneville is out today. Read this exclusive extract while listening to the never-before-available song which inspired this chapter. Audio, Gallery
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Nigerian church collapses, at least 100 killed
At least 100 bodies have been recovered from a church that collapsed in the south-eastern Nigerian city of Uyo.
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Cut off from the world: A journey down Kaikoura's ruined highway
We took a walk down Kaikoura's earthquake-ruined highway to check out the damage, and see what's become of the iconic crayfish caravans.
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Corrections to pay $172k over community work death
Corrections has been told to pay more than $172,000 in reparations to the family of a man killed while doing community work.
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Hunter ecstatic to be rescued after miserable few nights in Kaimanawas
A 60-year-old hunter went without food during a miserable two days in the Kaimanawa Ranges.
