Canterbury
Memet Bilgin Rigolo: dancing on air
Turkish Canadian balance artist who performs two acts in the touring Spiegelworld tent show Empire, a blend of comedy, acrobatics, vaudeville and burlesque. Audio
Andris Apse: shooting the south
New Zealand landscape photographer who draws from his work of the last thirty years, much previously unpublished, for the new book, Spirit of the South, a photographic tribute to the mainland. Audio
Terry King and the Anzac 100 Years 100 Horses Ride
Country musician, director and returned serviceman, Terry King from The Peaks in North Canterbury is organising a special Anzac day event called the Anzac 100 Years 100 Horses ride. Audio
Terry King and the Anzac 100 Years 100 Horses Ride
Country musician, director and returned serviceman, Terry King from The Peaks in North Canterbury is organising a special Anzac day event called the Anzac 100 Years 100 Horses ride.
AudioWater restrictions for Canterbury farmers
Canterbury farmers will face significant water restrictions from next week, with a dry spring leaving water reserves extremely low as a hot summer looms. Audio
Easing of ASB's index of Canterbury's economic activity
A monthly barometer of Canterbury's economic performance shows construction work is continuing to ease. Audio
Wearing your Heart on Your Internet Feed
Sharing emotions but not as you know it. Katy Gosset finds out about the latest use for wearable technology. Audio
Eyewitness says police ute may have played part in Chch crash
An eye-witness to a police chase in Christchurch says a police ute may have played a part in pushing the alleged offender's vehicle into the path of a Honda carrying three elderly people. Audio
Methven's first half profit rises 3.4%
Methven's first-half net profit rose 3.4 percent over the year earlier, which it says is satisfactory, considering last year's result reflected a significant overstocking by key customers. Audio
IPCA investigates police chase ending with 5 in hospital
An investigator from outside Canterbury has been brought in to look into the police handling of a car chase that ended with five people in hospital, one of them in a critical condition. Audio
Simon O'Neill: NZ Tenor
Top NZ opera singer talks about upcoming performances including a fundraiser at Isaac Theatre Royal in Christchurch tonight. Audio
Five people hospitalised following Christchurch Police chase
A driver is in custody and two others are under police guard in hospital, after a dramatic police chase in Christchurch late yesterday afternoon. Audio
Whole Sutton resignation badly handled - Minister
The State Services Minister says the whole news conference about Roger Sutton's resignation was badly handled and she can't defend any of it. Audio
Delaney Davidson in Session - Swing Down Low
Returning home after a long stint overseas, Lyttelton troubadour Delaney Davidson drops into the Music 101 studio, with bandmates Ben Wooley and Joe McCallum to play songs from his latest album Swing… Audio
Anatomy Of Song -Truth- 'Fatman'
RDU's Spanky Moore gets inside contemporary New Zealand hit tunes. This week Truth's Tristan Roake talks through their track 'The Fatman'. Audio
When Country Comes to Town
The Canterbury A&P Show is an annual event that showcases the very best of New Zealand farming and rural life. The three day event attracted more than 100,000 visitors this year and received over… Audio
When Country Comes to Town
The Canterbury A&P Show is an annual event that showcases the very best of New Zealand farming and rural life. The three day event attracted more than 100,000 visitors this year and received over…
AudioThe Eastern in session 2014
Christchurch band, 'The Eastern' on New Zealand Live today - just back from touring Europe and on the road for eight months. Audio
Roger Sutton sent on gardening leave
The chief executive of the Canterbury Earthquake Recovery Authority, who has quit under the cloud of sexual misconduct, has been placed on 'gardening leave' in his half a million dollar a year job. Audio
Union says migrant exploitation cases tip of the iceberg
Migrant advisers in Christchurch say prosecutions by labour inspectors are just scratching the surface of a problem migrants are too afraid to talk about. Audio