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Pushback on public media legislation
The legislation for our new public media entity is now before Parliament - but the clock’s ticking on public input. This week media executives, experts and some legal eagles cast their eye over it -… Video, Audio
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Pushback on public media legislation
The legislation for our new public media entity is now before Parliament - but the clock’s ticking on public input. This week media executives, experts and some legal eagles cast their eye over it -…
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In today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - New Zealand claims mountainbking world title, Hawke's Bay extend Shield run, Diamond League medal for Jacko Gill and Lawson 19th in first practice session.
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Book review - The Seaplane on Final Approach
Martene McCaffrey of Unity Books Auckland reviews The Seaplane on Final Approach by Rebecca Rukeyser, published by Granta Audio
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Book review - Grounded by Alysa Bryce
Paul Diamond reviews Grounded: How soil shapes the games we play, the lives we make and the graves we lie in by Alysa Bryce, published by Text Publishing Audio
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Leila Mottley: long-listed for the Booker prize at 19
Leila Mottley is the youngest writer ever to be long-listed for the Booker Prize. She was 17 when her book Nightcrawling was completed and 19 when it was published by Bloomsbury worldwide. The… Audio
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Book review - The Last White Man by Mohsin Hamid
Louise O'Brien reviews The Last White Man by Mohsin Hamid, published by Penguin Random House. Audio
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Book Critic: Catherine Ross
Today Catherine Ross talks to Jesse about Mythological Themed books for children and young people. You can find her review and recommendations here. Audio
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Book review - Billy Wallace: A True Rugby Legend
David Hill reviews Billy Wallace: A True Rugby Legend by Denis Dwyer, published by Bateman books. Audio
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Corrections told to apologise to woman after failure to inform her of abnormal test result
The Department of Corrections has been told to apologise to a woman who sought medical care while incarcerated, after they did not inform her of an abnormal test result until two years later.
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Book Review - Seven Sisters by Rikki Swanell
Audio 22 Aug 2022Dana Johannsen reviews Seven Sisters: How a people-first culture turned silver into gold by Rikki Swanell, published by Upstart Press Pub by Upstart Press RRP: $39.99 Audio
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Week in Politics: Gaurav Sharma's lonely future
Analysis - As Labour MP Gaurav Sharma faces almost certain expulsion and a lonely future as an independent in Parliament he's continuing to go public with explosive claims about the party and the…
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Nick Bollinger: the rise and fall of counterculture in Aotearoa
Music writer and reviewer Nick Bollinger traces through a somewhat turbulent time in our past with new book Jumping Sundays: The Rise and Fall of Counterculture in New Zealand Aotearoa. Video, Audio, Gallery
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Book review: Worn - A People's History of Clothing by Sofi Than
Stella Chrysostomou of VOLUME Books reviews Worn: A People's History of Clothing by Sofi Thanhauser, published by Allen Lane - Penguin Random House NZ Audio
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Book review: Bolla by Pajtim Statovci
Audio 18 Aug 2022Ralph McAllister reviews Bolla by Pajtim Statovci, published by Allen and Unwin.
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Book review: Diana, William and Harry, by James Patterson
Gina Rogers reviews Diana, William and Harry by James Patterson, published by Penguin Random House NZ Audio
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Book Critic: Pip Adam
Today Pip talks to Jesse about the Science and Fantasy fiction genre in New Zealand and the recent I Say Nope and Sir Julius Vogel Awards. Within that theme she reviews Na Viro by Gina Cole and… Audio
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Book review: Time is A Mother by Ocean Vuong
Chris Tse reviews Time is A Mother by Ocean Vuong, published by Penguin. Audio
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Book review: Jumping Sundays: The Rise and Fall of the Counterculture in Aotearoa New Zealand by Nick Bollinger
Cynthia Morahan reviews Jumping Sundays: The Rise and Fall of the Counterculture in Aotearoa New Zealand by Nick Bollinger, published by Auckland University Press. Audio
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Salman Rushdie reportedly awake; attacker's movements probed
Acclaimed author Salman Rushdie remained hospitalized with serious injuries but is reportedly awake and removed from a ventilator a day after he was repeatedly stabbed at a public appearance in New…
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Political post-mortems - and lessons from the past
Has the media focus on political failings become just too intense? A new book lifting the lid on the National Party in opposition has revealed more about the struggles, scandals and scraps that… Video, Audio
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Political post-mortems - and lessons from the past
Has the media focus on political failings become just too intense? A new book lifting the lid on the National Party in opposition has revealed more about the struggles, scandals and scraps that…
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Defence Force handled sexual assault allegation by the book, NZDF chief says
The New Zealand Defence Force is standing by its decision not to suspend a male staffer accused of drunkenly groping four women at a team building event.
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Rachel Kushner: reflections on running with The Hard Crowd
Los Angeles-based author Rachel Kushner covers diverse ground in her new collection of essays, from illegal motorbike racing on Baha Peninsula to recounting time spent in a Palestinian refugee camp. Audio
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Book Review - The Twilight World by Werner Herzog
Audio 12 Aug 2022Adrian Hardingham from Unity Books Wellington reviews The Twilight World by Werner Herzog, published by Penguin Random House. Audio
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