Karyn Hay

This week on Lately Book Club Dr Carolyn McKay speaks with Karyn Hay from Sydney about the colour green and its close association with crime books. Audio

Part One of a new five-part classical music series called "I'd like to talk about Women Composers" with musician George Henderson.  Audio

Karyn speaks with Tom Grundy from Hong Kong Free Press about how Hong Kongers are responding to the coronavirus. Audio

Cabinet ministers have given the green light to set up a support package for businesses struggling due to Covid-19.  Audio

The illustrator who drew the beautiful pictures that helped make Alice in Wonderland such an iconic children's story, Sir John Tenniel, would have turned 200 last week. Paul Tankard, joins Karyn to… Audio

The third case of coronavirus in New Zealand is an Auckland man in his 40s whose family recently travelled from Iran, the Health Ministry has confirmed. Director-General of Health Ashley Bloomfield… Audio

The Ombudsman has called on the Waikato DHB to address overcrowding and the use of seclusion and physical restraints at its mental health unit. Audio

To celebrate International Women's Day this Sunday a free one-day festival is happening at Silo Park in Auckland. The Milk & Honey Festival features a sparkling line up of performers including JessB… Audio

Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately.  Audio

Joe Biden has sealed his comeback in the race to be the Democratic Party's candidate for the White House.  Audio

Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. This week Colin talks to Karyn Hay about a chilling picture of the White Island rescue risks, RNZ's ads riling the rest of the media, more on Critic's… Audio

Phil Fuemana died this week in 2005. Audioculture's Renee Jones explains why he was such an important voice and presence in Aotearoa's music history. Audio

Judy Bailey is to present Reel Women for the Rialto channel on female actors and filmmakers. She joins Karyn to chat about the new series. Audio

A new report outlines the ecological destruction of fish and birdlife from commercial fishing and development. One of its co-authors, Carina Sim-Smith explains what needs to be done. Audio

The coronavirus has forced the cancellation of the much anticipated French aerial shown Place des Anges. The festival's chief executive, David Inns, explains the decision to Karyn. Audio

Students against Dangerous Driving say a dangerous precedent has been set in by a court decision where a Napier student was found not guilty of dangerous driving after clocking nearly 70 kms over the… Audio

In this edition of Midweek Mediawatch, Hayden Donnell talks to Karyn Hay about MediaWorks taking a tumble in its dance the Tamakis over Dancing with The Stars, NZME's ongoing interest in acquiring its… Audio