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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.
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Govt warned not to give up too much in China FTA upgrade talks
Audio 28 Nov 2016The Government has been warned not to cave in and make it easier for Chinese investors to buy strategically important land and businesses just to secure better access to China's market. Talks to… Audio
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Govt warned to stand firm in China FTA upgrade
The government has been warned not to cave in and make it easier for Chinese investors to buy strategically important land and businesses.
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Stories from the quakes
Phil Pennington and Tim Graham share the stories and events from the first days of the 7.8 earthquake that ripped the land apart, caused massive slips, cut off Kaikoura and towns nearby and severely… Video, Audio, Gallery
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Aid convoy forced back
The threat of further slips means the only half-functioning road out of Kaikoura will not reopen until next week. Video
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Imagination Lego - How the internet cultivates creativity
The internet, oft-maligned, has ushered a new era in human creativity, argues David Gauntlett, allowing the like-minded to foster niche, but nourishing, online communities. Video, Audio
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Cliffs cave in as animals go mad during quake
Richard Rutherford is a farmer in Parnassus, south of Kaikoura. His house was extensively damaged and the cliffs nearby have all caved in. Video, Audio
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Settling the Score: sneak peek
Following America's election for the ages, New Zealand votes on the music of the ages. RNZ Music is preparing to announce the winners of Settling the Score and Phil Smith teases out a few of the… Audio
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FBI says no charges warranted for Clinton
The FBI has stuck to its conclusion that no charges were warranted in the case of Hillary Clinton's use of a private email server, after a recent review of newly-discovered emails.
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Written in stone - the first Māori gardens
The Otuataua Stonefields Historic Reserve, in South Auckland, is home to New Zealand's earliest gardens and is a significant archaeological site. Audio
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Written in stone - the first Māori gardens
The Otuataua Stonefields Historic Reserve, in South Auckland, is home to New Zealand's earliest gardens and is a significant archaeological site.
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Australian hiker lost in Malaysian wilderness ate wild ferns to survive
An Australian hiker who was lost in a remote Malaysian national park for two weeks says he resorted to eating wild ferns to survive.
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How to stay sane in the lead up to the US election
Tired of Trumpism and Emailgate? Megan Whelan offers some advice on how to avoid the circus that is the US Presidential election.
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John Thornley - Songs of the Spirit
Methodist lay-preacher John Thornley explores 'The Mercy Seat', a song written by Nick Cave and covered by Johnny Cash, and Andy Sheppard & Joanna MacGregor. Video, Audio
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'Spectacular' 14,000-year-old art found on Spanish cave walls
Cave art as much as 14,500 years old has been pronounced "the most spectacular and impressive" ever discovered on the Iberian peninsula.
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Music 101 Pocket Edition 107: Ryley Walker/ French_concession 法國租界/ Base FM/
On this week's Music 101, American troubadour Ryley Walker relays the realities of life on the road, French Concession introduces themselves and independent radio station Base FM look for a new home.
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Critter Of The Week
Nicola Toki, DoC's endangered species ambassador, brings us her critter of the week. And it's a great one for the arachnophobes! The nelson cave spider has the largest leg span of all spiders in New… Audio
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Nelson cave spider
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'Horror scene' after train slams into New Jersey station
At least one person has been killed and dozens injured, some of them critically, after a commuter train crashed into a railway station in the US state of New Jersey.
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Takahē - back from the brink
Joan Watson was there when takahē were rediscoverd in 1948, and DOC ranger Glen Greaves says the population of the giant flightless bird has just reached 300. Video, Audio
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Takahē - back from the brink
Joan Watson was there when takahē were rediscoverd in 1948, and DOC ranger Glen Greaves says the population of the giant flightless bird has just reached 300.
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The Sampler: Skeleton Tree by Nick Cave
Nick Bollinger listens to the new album by Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds and wonders if thew music can be separated from the tragic circumstances surrounding its creation. Audio
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The Sampler for 27 September
In The Sampler this week Nick Bollinger listens to the new album by Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds and wonders if the music can be separated from the tragic circumstances surrounding its creation. He… Audio
