Canterbury
Anatomy of a Song- Yumi Zouma- 'The Brae'
Joshua 'Spanky' Moore gets inside contemporary New Zealand hit tunes - this week Yumi Zouma's first release, 'The Brae'. Audio
Energy with David Haywood: solar photovoltaic part 2
Dunsandel engineer and writer discussing the problems and future of solar photovoltaic energy. Audio
Cathedral supporters say half CHCH residents want it saved
Supporters of the restoration of the Christ Church Cathedral say most of the city's residents want to see the earthquake-damaged Anglican cathedral saved from the wrecker's ball. Audio
Court ruling that EQC wants is too complex - lawyer
The High Court's been told any decision it makes about the EQC repairing flood-prone properties in Christchurch will be too complex to make work. Audio
Dip recorded in ASB's index of Canterbury's economic activity
The latest barometer of Canterbury's economy has recorded a small dip in activity. Audio
Flood liability case before High Court
Christchurch homeowners who blame earthquake damage for their houses being repeatedly flooded are angry it has taken four years to get their grievances to court today. Audio
One In Five for 26 October 2014
Children with Down syndrome can be princes and princesses too. Katy Gosset meets the woman behind a petition that calls for Disney to make an animated film with disabled characters. She also finds out… Audio
Speed skating
Bill and Cheryl Begg are a husband and wife team training generations of speed skaters in Timaru. Audio
Milking it!
Ashburton dairy farmers Mark and Devon Slee are the national winners of the 2014 Ballance Farm Environment Awards. They were chosen from the ten regional winners and it's the first time a dairying… Audio
Milking it!
Ashburton dairy farmers Mark and Devon Slee are the national winners of the 2014 Ballance Farm Environment Awards. They were chosen from the ten regional winners and it's the first time a dairying…
AudioEnvironment Minister threatens to fast track planning rules
The Environment Minister, Amy Adams, has threatened to pass special legislation to fast track new planning rules for Christchurch if the City Council doesn't do the job itself. Audio
Critics: Gigatown competition a waste of money
There is trouble in Gigatown, with critics saying the Chorus ultra-fast broadband competition is a waste of money and is stealing copyright. Audio
CCC agrees on plan to deal with post quake flooding
The Christchurch City Council has agreed on a plan to deal with the regular flooding in the Flockton basin area. Audio
Pair rescued off Mt Tasman
Two men have been rescued from Mt Tasman in the Aoraki/ Mt Cook national park after becoming trapped near the summit this afternoon. Audio
Iconic Christchurch clocktower restored
An historic Christchurch clock tower damaged in the earthquakes was unveiled today, after undergoing more than eight hundred thousand dollars of repairs. Audio
Marlon Williams
In his hometown he's known as the Prince of Lyttelton. It's a reference to his boyish good-looks and outstanding vocal ability. He's Marlon Williams, and the Alt-Country singer has just been named in… Audio
Contractor rejects Worksafe's asbestos findings
A building contractor rejects Worksafe's findings that risks of asbestos in the rebuild programme are low. Audio
Homeowners angered by Worksafe's asbestos report
Homeowners and contractors are angered by a Worksafe investigation that concluded the risks from asbestos in the Canterbury Home Repair Programme are very low, and no action should be taken. Audio
Christchurch homeowner furious at Worksafe's decision
A Christchurch homeowner with asbestos in her house is furious Worksafe is not going to prosecute either the Earthquake Commission or Fletcher EQR over failures to test for deadly fibres. Audio
Worksafe says it's not prosecuting over failures to test
Worksafe has been investigating complaints that the Earthquake Commission's Home Repair Programme, which is managed by Fletcher EQR, mishandled asbestos, exposing homeowners and workers to deadly… Audio