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Rally around NZ with world's oldest navigator
Dorothy Caldwell, who at 98 has been dubbed the world's oldest navigator, is now helping her son navigate New Zealand in the international Haka classic car rally.
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PM promises business support for Kaikoura
Prime Minister John Key has promised the government will provide a business support package for quake-hit Kaikoura within 48 hours. Video
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Review - Nocturnal Animals
A new film by former top fashion designer, Tom Ford, that juggles three narratives about success, violence and revenge. Starring Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal. Audio
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Review - Nocturnal Animals
A new film by former top fashion designer, Tom Ford, that juggles three narratives about success, violence and revenge. Starring Amy Adams and Jake Gyllenhaal.
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At The Movies for 16 November 2016
This week Simon Morris reviews two movies, both starring Amy Adams, that are being tipped for Oscar nominations and Dan Slevin talks to David Mackenzie, director of Hell or High Water. Video, Audio
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At The Movies for 16 November 2016
This week Simon Morris reviews two movies, both starring Amy Adams, that are being tipped for Oscar nominations and Dan Slevin talks to David Mackenzie, director of Hell or High Water.
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Rancho Notorious 4/18b: Extra! Extra!
Kailey is back in New Zealand – and staying at Rancho Notorious so we thought we’d add one more episode to Season Four. Audio
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RN 4/18b: Extra! Extra!
Audio 14 Nov 2016Kailey is back from her North American trip (and staying on the ranch) so we thought we would squeeze one more episode into season four. Kailey and Dan discuss two new films starring Amy Adams… Audio
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England emphatic in streak snapping win
England ended their 10-year winless streak against South Africa in emphatic style as they outclassed the Springboks 37-21 at Twickenham.
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Race for the White House: Trump takes Ohio
Donald Trump is projected to win the key state of Ohio, with 53.3 percent of the vote, CNN reports.
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PNG make breakthrough after daring theft
The Police in Papua New Guinea have recovered a vehicle that was used in a daring robbery at Port Moresby's Jackson International Airport.
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Whincup leaves everyone in his dust
The six-time V8 supercar champion Jamie Whincup has set a new practice lap record at Pukekohe this afternoon surpassing his teammate Shane van Gisbergen, who'd nabbed the record only hours earlier.
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West Auckland stabbing accused named
A man charged with murder after a stabbing in West Auckland can be named.
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Toyota expands car recall over faulty airbags
The world's biggest carmaker, Toyota, is recalling another 5.8 million cars worldwide over potentially faulty air bags made by supplier Takata.
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Australian kidneys could help eight immediately
Plans to join up with Australian's kidney exchange will boost the chances of New Zealand patients finding a match, a specialist says.
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Kiwi could seal Supercars title at home
New Zealand's Shane van Gisbergen comes home to the Pukekohe round with a chance to become the first Kiwi in 20 years to win the Australian V8 Supercars Championship.
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The Gizz closes in on Supercars title
New Zealand's Shane van Gisbergen has moved closer to his first Australian V8 Supercars Championship with a commanding win at the Gold Coast 600.
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Pinetree Plays On
Podcast episode — 18 October 2016Contrary to popular belief, All Black Buck Shelford did not lose a testicle while playing against France but Colin "Pinetree" Meads really did play almost an entire game of rugby with a broken arm. This moment of legendary toughness - or madness, take your pick - happened in 1970 when the All Blacks were in South Africa, playing warm-up matches ahead of the Test Series. South African rugby chief Danie Craven had expressed the hope that the provincial teams would "soften up" the All Blacks. The New Zealanders next game was against cellar-dwellers Eastern Transvaal, a team they didn't know much about. But halfback Sid Going tells Eyewitness producer Justin Gregory the All Blacks knew right from the first whistle that they were in for a fight.
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Women of Rock!
Kirsten Johnstone of RNZ Music helps us celebrate women in rock music. Audio
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Star Wars firm fined £1.6m over Harrison Ford's injury
A production company behind the latest Star Wars movie has been fined £1.6m after star Harrison Ford broke his leg on set.
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Eight new faces in Black Sticks mens squad
The New Zealand men's hockey coach Colin Batch has included eight potential debutants in a new look squad for the series against Australia next month.
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Holden - paying tribute to an Aussie classic
For decade upon decade the Holden name has helped shaped Australian and New Zealand culture. Yet in 2017 it will stop building cars in Australia. What is next for the quintessentially aussie motor… Audio, Gallery
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NZ drivers fighting for Bathurst pole
Three New Zealand V8 supercars drivers have advanced to today's top ten qualifying shootout at Bathurst.
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The End of Aussie Fords
Audio 7 Oct 2016The last Australian-made Ford has rolled off the assembly line, marking the end of more than 90 years of car-making. We ask motoring commentator Allan Dick what this means for the automotive industry.
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Ford reaches end of road in Australia after 90 years
It is the end of the road for Ford across the Tasman today, with the company halting car production in Australia after 90 years.
