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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…
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Sport: Adelaide Strikers' spinner helping PNG cricketers
Adelaide Strikers' leg-spinner Liam O'Connor has been helping Papua New Guinea's national team prepare for the Cricket World Cup Qualifier in Zimbabwe.
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Sport: PNG cricketer banned for illegal bowling action
Audio 31 Jan 2018PNG bowler Nosaina Pokana has been banned by the ICC for an illegal bowling action. Audio
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Sport: Cricket PNG backing suspended bowler to return
Cricket PNG is backing Nosaina Pokana to be back playing for his country by the end of the year, after the pace bowler was suspended because of an illegal action.
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Book review - "A Pleasure To Be Here"
Leah McFall reviews A Pleasure To Be Here: The Best of Clarke and Dawe by John Clarke, published by Text. Audio
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Sport: New coach, new cap for PNG cricketers
The Papua New Guinea cricketers fly out to the United Arab Emirates today for the final round of the ICC World Cricket League Championship and Intercontinental Cup.
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Hymns on Sunday, 8 October 2017
A selection of traditional and modern hymns. Some peace-related hymns in this week's programme, as well as hymns to mark the Feast Day of St Francis of Assisi - All creatures of our God and king, and… Audio
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Worlds Of Music 29 July 2017
This hour includes music from Cuba, Senegal, a live track from ‘the bad boy of Tango – Astor Piazzolla and later in the program an interview with ArthurJeffes talking about his band The Penguin Café’s… Audio
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Councils urged to avoid building on flood plains
Building on flood plains should be banned until councils better understand the risk, a flooding researcher says.
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Why would my father support the Lions?
First Person - Ahead of the Lions tour of New Zealand next month, Barry Guy remembers the shock of being 9 years old and realising his father was rooting for the Lions in their 1971 series against the… Video
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The Lions tour means everything, just ask the only All Blacks to lose a series
In 1971, NZ were beaten 2-1. That team reckons it could happen again.
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Hymns on Sunday, 23 April 2017
A selection of traditional and modern hymns. 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… Audio
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Final curtain call: Last Clarke and Dawe episode released
The final episode of John Clarke's satirical Clarke and Dawe series, recorded just days before his death and to date unseen, has been released.
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John Clarke: mocking the media
John Clarke lampooned politicians and the powerful in New Zealand and Australia, but he also skewered the media from time to time too with his subtle style of satire. Mediawatch looks at that - and… Video, Audio
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John Clarke: mocking the media
John Clarke lampooned politicians and the powerful in New Zealand and Australia, but he also skewered the media from time to time too with his subtle style of satire. Mediawatch looks at that - and…
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John Clarke's former comedy partner pays tribute
Over the past week, Bryan Dawe, the long-time satirical partner of John Clarke, has felt the kind looks of strangers wherever he goes. Video
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John Clarke: New Zealand's deadpan mate
First Person - Fred Dagg was the moment we knew we were funny as a nation, writes New Zealand comedian James Nokise. Video
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NZ satirist John Clarke has died, aged 68
Well-known New Zealand satirist, comedian and writer John Clarke has died, aged 68. Video, Audio
