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What's on the table at the government's infrastructure summit
Companies who between them control around $6 trillion worth of funds have made their way to Auckland for the event. Audio
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The women battling for excavator supremacy
History could be made at the National Excavator Operator Competition, where contests have had to dunk basketballs, pour tea, and scoop eggs in heavy machinery.
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'Mum's Busy Work': Ardern writes children's book
The book is a celebration of the relationship between working mothers and their children.
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Christchurch mosque shootings: Community fears ongoing threat of another attack
Six years on from the Christchurch mosque shootings, members of the Muslim community fear there is still an ongoing threat of a terror attack, and that the threat may even be heightened. Audio
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Muslim community still fearful six years after Mosque attacks
Would the Christchurch terrorist today be foiled before carrying out his deadly plans? It's a question that haunts some within the Muslim community, six years on from the murder of 51 worshippers at… Audio
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Scott Watson appears before parole board
Watson has spent more than 25 years behind bars for the murder of Ben Smart and Olivia Hope, but has always maintained his innocence. Audio
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Renters face record pressure
Housing affordability has improved - unless you're a tenant
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Artist uses humour to highlight Pacific peoples NZ passport struggles
Christchurch-based Tongan artist John Vea opened on Saturday at the Christchurch Art Gallery. Audio
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New art exhibition explores Pacific immigration challenges
A new art exhibition in Christchurch is using humour to show the hoops Pacific people have to jump through in order to get hold of a New Zealand passport. Audio
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The Australian spider that seems to be spreading across the North Island
In the past nine months, two Huntsman spiders have been spotted in the same Napier suburb, leading arachnologists to suggest that the Australian native may already be establishing itself in the area.
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Police name man killed at Christchurch property
The 39-year-old man died at a social housing complex on Sunday.
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The Piano Presents Sundays at Four 2023: Michael Houstoun
Pianist Michael Houstoun performs a recital featuring works by two of the great Romantic composers – Brahms and Rachmaninov. Recorded at The Piano, Christchurch in September 2023, as part of their… Audio
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Gymnastics coach suspension shows 'cultural change is hard'
A Christchurch rhythmic gymnastics coach is the latest to be banned.
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New NZ Olympics uniforms will likely be manufactured overseas
New Zealand's new Olympic and Commonwealth Games uniforms will likely be made overseas.
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'Hope they all rip into him': Warriors prepare frosty reception for former fan favourite Tevaga
The forward utility played 138 games for the Auckland club over nine seasons, but his contract was not renewed last year.
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From tenor horn, to horn and tenor
Christchurch Symphony Orchestra principal horn Emma Eden talks to RNZ Concert about her brass band beginnings ahead of her starring role in Benjamin Britten's 'Serenade for Tenor, Horn and Strings'. Audio
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Music Feature: Aotearoa's electronic and dub fusion artists
For today's music feature, we're travelling back to the heady days of the 1990s - when a new generation of Aotearoa jazz, soul, funk, dub and lounge musicians rose to fame. Nathan Haines and Mark De… Audio
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Michael Bracewell to captain Black Caps against Pakistan
Bracewell has made 66 international appearances since debuting in 2022.
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White Ferns continue to be hit by injuries
The injury situation with the White Ferns isn't getting any better with three players ruled out of the T20 series against Sri Lanka.
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How street art is redefining Christchurch's identity
Christchurch was once known as "the most English city outside of England" but a lot has changed in the 14 years since the magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck on 22 February 2011.
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More listings than sales: How to sell your house
"You need to feed the buyers' greed", a commentator says. Audio
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Christchurch business using wool as a package filler
Wool is the future for packaging - Logan Murray from the Saddlery Barn in Christchurch certainly thinks so - he talked with Nathan Rarere Audio
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School lunch failures: Provider told to show daily visual evidence of quality
A menu of mishaps means the government's school lunch provider is now facing new performance measures - including providing daily evidence of what it is serving up. Audio
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Homicide investigation after death of man in Christchurch
Emergency services were called to an address on Innes Rd in Mairehau about on Sunday night. Audio
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Greyhound dies after winning race in Christchurch
The dog, Homebush Milo, was the fourth greyhound to die at a race since the Racing Minister announced a ban would be brought in.
