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James Mustapic: 'I'm a real summer baby'
Audio 13 Jan 2024Kiwi comedian James Mustapic is feeling quite chuffed with the "lovely" tan he's acquired this summer (while wearing SPF50+ sunscreen)."Those people who are like 'I actually prefer winter', you're not… Video, Audio
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Human-driven extinctions: 'The world is emptier than we realise'
We all know the story of human-driven extinction in Aotearoa - the moa, perhaps the most famous, and the huia, with the last confirmed sighting in 1907, the most recent. Audio
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1964 - a quarterly journal capturing the creative side of mountain culture
A photo essay about Aotearoa's most inland surfboard shaper is the kind of content that "falls into the lap" of Laura Williamson, editor of the Southern Lakes print journal 1964. The quarterly… Audio
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Anika Moa: 'It's the simple joys in life'
Anika Moa says she's ready to fight to reclaim her culture as much as possible, but that there are also real benefits in dealing with traumatic events with humour. Audio
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Playing Favourites with Anika Moa
Multitalented wahine Anika Moa joins us for this year's final Playing Favourites. Video, Audio
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Council secures signatures for $370m sewage sludge treatment plant
The final contract to build a new Wellington sewage sludge treatment plant has been signed.
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South Island's first moa footprints are millions of years old - study
Researchers have discovered the first moa footprints found in the South Island date back at least 3.6 million years.
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South Island moa footprints millions of years old
That audio from Te Papa is what scientists think a Moa might have sounded like back when they were roaming the country.
Back in 2019 Ranfurly man Michael Johnston was out walking the dogs when he… Audio
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Uncovered: The secrets of the Kyeburn Moa
Audio 15 Nov 2023Four years ago Ranfurly local Michael Johnston was walking his dog by the Kyeburn river, when he spied something in the water. Closer investigation revealed a set of fossilied Moa footprints. The… Audio
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South Island's first moa footprints are millions of years old - study
Researchers have discovered the first moa footprints found in the South Island date back at least 3.6 million years.
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'Bitterly cold': Wintry weather for South Island, warnings issued for upper North Island
Residents of Southland and Otago woke up to snow this morning after a night of freezing temperatures. The Upper North Island can expect heavy rain and strong wind on Sunday. Audio
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The Settling The Score 2023 Top 30
Settling The Score 2023 is a big year for New Zealand composers. It might be the first time we've seen four local compositions in the top thirty, it is certainly the first time homegrown works have… Video, Audio
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Tonga power outages caused by volcanic ash
Audio 18 Oct 2023Tonga's main island of Tongatapu facing power outages due to volcanic ash corroding power lines. Audio
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Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcano ash causing power outages in Tonga – utility provider
Tonga's main island of Tongatapu has been experiencing power outages caused by corrosive ash created by last year's Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcanic eruption.
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ACT candidate apologises for 'stupid' social media post
ACT leader David Seymour says one of his candidates expressing support for a comment about "extremist Maori" was a "very stupid thing to do."
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Reclaiming Crip Culture
Just released, Henrietta Bollinger’s debut essay collection, Articulations published by Tender Press speaks to their experiences as queer, disabled and as a twin.. Audio
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The Great Ireland vs New Zealand Bird-off: Part 2
The Great Ireland vs. New Zealand Bird-off returns for part 2 to decide once and for all which island nation boasts the best birds. Our avian aficionados return to argue their case in front of judge… Audio
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The Great Ireland vs New Zealand Bird-off: Part 2
The Great Ireland vs. New Zealand Bird-off returns for part 2 to decide once and for all which island nation boasts the best birds. Our avian aficionados return to argue their case in front of judge…
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Our Changing World – Feathers will fly: Bird-off part 2
It's time to ruffle some feathers: Our avian aficionados are back for part 2 of the Great Ireland vs. New Zealand Bird-off. Claire Concannon judges two bird nerds' top selections across multiple… Audio
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The great Ireland vs. New Zealand bird-off: Part 1
Welcome to the great Ireland vs New Zealand bird-off. Two islands, a world apart – but which country has the better birds? Two bird nerds champion their nation's birds across four categories in an… Audio
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The great Ireland vs. New Zealand bird-off: Part 1
Welcome to the great Ireland vs New Zealand bird-off. Two islands, a world apart – but which country has the better birds? Two bird nerds champion their nation's birds across four categories in an…
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Chip Matthews on country music
Audio 14 Jul 2023Chip Matthews has played bass with Che Fu and The Krates, Opensouls, Tami Neilson and many more. He joined Kara and Tony in studio to give them an education in country music. Audio
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The three ways Ukraine's counter-offensive can go
Will Russia's defences shatter or hold firm? Ukrainian soliders on the front-line give their take.
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Wellington one step closer to new sewage sludge treatment plant
Wellington City Council has signed a deal with a construction consortium to build a new sewage sludge treatment plant at Moa Point.
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Taxidermized huia up for auction in the UK
The last confirmed sighting of the native huia was in 1907. Next to the moa it's perhaps our most iconic extinct bird. Audio
