Chile

Rob Woodward is a New Zealander who moved to Santiago almost 18 years ago. Audio

Warnings remain in place for coastal areas of New Zealand after yesterday's massive earthquake off the coast of Chile which sent tsunamis racing across the Pacific. Audio

In light of the anniversary of the 1973 Pinochet-led coup, Kiwi photographer Derek Paterson recalls his experience of being caught and held as a political prisoner, and then returning later in life as… Audio

We're cooking empanadas, a filled pastry loved through Spain and Latin America, with Rodrigo Cartagena of Puro Chile. Audio

Waikato dairy consultant James Allen was a key-note speaker at agricultural field days in Osorno, Chile recently, and he talks about the dairy farming opportunities over there. Audio

Principal of the Elemental architecture practice in Chile, who is visiting New Zealand to deliver the 2015 Futuna Lecture Series. Audio

On February 27th 2010 Chile experienced one of the biggest earthquakes ever recorded. It was 8.8 in magnitude. Audio

Thousands of people have been evacuated in Chile after one of South America's most active and dangerous volcanoes erupted. Audio

Astronomers have taken the best image yet of the birth of a solar system. Researchers captured the image while testing new high-resolution capabilies on the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter… Audio

Taken with the idea of cycle touring, now that their kids are older, Alec Ford and his wife Alison recently spent a summer pedalling through southern Chile and a bit of Argentina. Audio

On September 11, 1973, the armed forces of Chile bombed the presidential palace in Santiago and eliminated the ruling Marxist government led by Salvador Allende. Jorge Sandoval recalls the events of… Audio