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Marty Duda's artist of the week is Wagons
Mebourne-based band Wagons is led by charismatic front man Henry Wagons. Since their first album release back in 2002, the band has been producing their own brand of American country-rock featuring… Audio
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Film review with Sarah McMullan
Audio 22 Aug 2014On new movie releases; the Nick Cave documentary 20 000 days and the French science fiction film Lucy. Audio
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The NZIFF Diaries: Part II
Week two of the New Zealand Film Festival pushes a sleep-deprived Judah Finnigan entirely out of his comfort zone.
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Man Caves - Roger Thorn:
Audio 31 Jul 2014They are traditionally places where men go, to be with their mates, to talk men's talk, watch sport, drink beer, and play music ..loudly. A man's retreat, then, often described as a "man cave". And… Audio
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Marty Duda's artist of the week - Nicole Atkins
Audio 30 Jul 2014Nicole Atkins is from New Jersey and released her first album, Neptune City, in 2007. She has a big, full voice, similar to Mama Cass Elliott and the production and songs on her first album are… Audio
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Voices of the Land - Ngā Reo o te Whenua director Dr Paul Wolframm
Audio 27 Jul 2014Dr Paul Wolframm talks about the documentary Nga Reo o te Whenua - Voices of the land. Tāonga pūoro exponent Dr Richard Nunns and Horomono Horo shed light on the connection of traditional Māori… Audio
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Germany into World Cup final
Brazil is in a state of mourning after the national football side suffered a humiliating 7-1 loss to Germany in an extraordinary World Cup semi-final.
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20 000 Days on Earth - Iain Forsyth and Jane Pollard
The resolutely camera shy Nick Cave is captured on film in a way never seen before. In a fusion of reality and drama 20,000 Days on Earth documents 24 hours in the life of the musical icon - it's an… Audio
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Shane Cave: corruption and poetry
International anti-corruption consultant who divides his time between Papua New Guinea and New Zealand, and has just produced The Sound of Words, a book and CD of poetry. Audio
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John Banks to resign from Parliament
Epsom MP and former ACT Party leader John Banks has caved into pressure and will resign from Parliament.
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Loading Docs: Wayne
A snapshot of the life of Wayne, a Thames man with an intellectual disability who struggles to communicate.
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Fortnightly minimum wage change
The Government is amending the law so the earnings of minimum wage workers will be able to be calculated fortnightly. The change will come into effect at the end of June.
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Wage change
The Government is changing the law so the earnings of minimum wage workers will be calculated fortnightly.
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Dunne denies prohibition by proxy
Associate Health Minister Peter Dunne denies the ban on animal-testing for legal highs is effectively prohibition by proxy. Audio
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Shape Shifting Fashion
Audio 13 Apr 2014Shapeshifting is a conference organised by AUT featuring local and international guest speakers, academics, and innovators involved in the world of fashion and textiles. The conference is the first of… Audio
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Geoff Robinson's last Morning Report
Morning Report presenter Geoff Robinson has signed off after 35 years hosting New Zealand's most popular radio show and 44 years in public broadcasting. Video, Audio
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Feature: Svante Pääbo - The DNA Hunter
Audio 20 Mar 2014Geneticist Svante Pääbo has been called the DNA hunter. He has sequenced the entire neanderthal genome and proved that early humans mated with neanderthals after we moved out of Africa. He has also… Audio
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A trip to the slaughterhouse
Curious as to how his meat gets made, former vegetarian Hamish Parkinson takes a trip to the slaughterhouse.
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From Ōtepoti to the world
Geographical isolation has long been a hallmark of the "Dunedin sound", but what does that mean in the digital age?
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Explosives used to free trapped caver
Tasman district police say a man who was rescued after getting stuck in a cave near Mt Arthur is cold and wet, but otherwise unharmed.
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Explosive experts called in to free caver
Audio 10 Mar 2014The rescue team who had to use explosives to free a 62 year old pot holer trapped overnight in an underground cave says the extraction was a text book rescue, despite the danger of the situation. Audio
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Ash falling 500km from Java volcano
Volcanic ash from a volcanic eruption in Indonesia is covering towns and villages up to 500km away following the eruption of Mt Kelud in eastern Java.
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Komnas HAM releases findings of Papua Freeport mine cave-in
Indonesia's National Commission on Human Rights, Komnas HAM, has released its findings regarding serious human rights violations in the Freeport big Gossan tunnel cave-in that claimed the lives of…
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200,000 flee erupting volcano in Java
A spectacular volcanic eruption in Indonesia has killed at least two people and forced mass evacuations, disrupting long-haul flights and closing international airports.
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Minor injury from sinkhole fall
A Nelson woman says she's lucky to be alive after falling 10 metres down a sinkhole in Golden Bay. Audio
