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Hymns on Sunday, 18 February 2024
In this week’s programme we’re marking the First Sunday in Lent, there’s a hymn written for Human Rights Day, and we get an insight into how American minister Robert Lowry wrote his hymns. Audio
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Pike Memorial Track opens: 'We haven’t forgotten the Pike 29'
Years of challenges to create an enduring memorial are finally overcome as families open a memorial track.
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Exposition
Nick checks out two tracks by Pat Metheny, two guys named Phil, two from Canadian singer Emilie-Claire Barlow, and drummer Reuben Bradley's "Exposition". Audio
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Splendid Isolation
The new album "Splendid Isolation", by New Zealand musicians John Rae and Ben Wilcock, showcases their broad range and ability to produce the unexpected. Also this hour: Alicia Olatuja, and Brian… Audio
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Eden Park on the truth behind Taylor Swift's NZ snub
The Australian leg of the Eras Tour is kicking off, but questions remain as to why she isn't coming here.
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Mammogram extension overdue - cancer victim's daughter
Sarah's mum was too old for free scans when diagnosed with breast cancer. Had the exension come earlier, she might still be alive, Sarah says.
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Health Minister announces first step in expanding free breast cancer screening
The government says its expansion of breast cancer screening will mean 120,000 more women will be eligible every two years.
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Wellington City Council services on the chopping block
The axe is hovering above Wellington City Council services as the meeting on its long term plan kicks off this morning.
A 15.4% rate increase, shutting down a pool, selling Wellington Airport shares… Audio
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Māngere's first 'destination park' vandalised
It is "disgusting" that a new playground in south Auckland was tagged with an offensive drawing and racial slurs soon after it opened, an Auckland councillor says.
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Lock Stock legacy: Two Smoking Barrels, 25 Years On
The “Cool Britannia” crime caper film recharged British film and launched several careers in the late 90s. With Matthew Vaughn’s Argylle and Jason Statham’s The Beekeper aiming to launch new… Video
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What's prompted a U-turn in interest rate expectations?
We were told to expect interest cuts this year. So why are markets now forecasting an increase?
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Cable Bay Road repairs begin after three major slips
Two days of heavy rain in 2022 washed sediment down the hillside and caked the road in mud.
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CNMI's Edwin Propst to run for US Congress
The Commonwealth of Northern Marianas House of Representatives floor leader Edwin Propst has announced his intent to run as the territory's delegate in US Congress.
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Neil Finn: 'Music will save the world'
"We're all trying to kind of find some sound that links us together," celebrated New Zealand musician Neil Finn tells Culture 101 in an upcoming interview. Video, Audio
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Hungarian President Katalin Novak resigns over child abuse pardon scandal
The president of Hungary has resigned live on television over a decision to pardon a man convicted of covering up a child sexual abuse case.
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Phoenix extend unbeaten run
The Wellington Phoenix beat Western United 2-0 to maintain its spot atop the A-League table.
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A week of drama in the kingdom
Analysis - Tonga is in disarray after King Tupou VI effectively withdrew his support for the government with an explosive letter.
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Police searching Porirua landfill for connections to death
Police specialist search teams have been scouring a landfill in Porirua today looking for items of interest in connection with the death of 79 year old Helen Gregory. The Khandallah woman was found… Video, Audio
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Development in death of elderly Wellington woman in Khandallah
There's been a development in the homicide investigation into the death of an elderly Wellington woman.
A team of police has this morning been combing a landfill in Porirua, north of the city… Audio
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Kiwi connection brings 'Michael Jordan' of beach volleyball to NZ
One of the greatest beach volleyballers of all time is playing in Aotearoa this weekend, thanks to a bond with a New Zealander.
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US Supreme court hears arguments to decide if Trump can run
Audio 9 Feb 2024The US Supreme Court is hearing arguments in a crucial case that will decide whether Donald Trump is eligible to run for President.
The justices are considering a ruling by Colorado's top court which… Audio
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'Bat central': Critically endangered mammals found in Central Hawke's Bay
A colony of long-tailed bats have been found roosting in a farm shed roof in Central Hawke's Bay. But a conservationist says they're likely roosting all over the region.
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Baby Ru: Police believe they know who disposed of evidence
Police investigating the killing of Baby Ru believe they now know who disposed of vital evidence in the case. The little boy died of blunt force injuries after being taken to Hutt Hospital in October… Video, Audio
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'Imperative' to hold national inquiry into cyclone
A new study shows people are still suffering adverse health effects from Gabrielle 12 months on. Audio
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The Panel with Niki Bezzant and Nick Leggett (Part 2)
Today on the show, Susana Lei'ataua and panellists Niki Bezzant and Nick Leggett discuss the jump in NZ companies reporting their climate-risks, and they ask what happens when Plus, are you working… Audio
