Otago

Queenstown is in the midst of its busiest ever winter. Audio

For the next couple of months, drones are taking pictures and video of visitors holidaying in South Island tourism hotspots. Audio

A new exhibition at Toitu-Otago Settlers Museum looks at the effect of World War One on Dunedin and its people. Curator Sean Brosnahan and Exhibiton Developer Will McKee talk about the research that's… Audio

Fu King, with their song 'Whatungarongaro Te Tangata Toitū Te Whenua' thefuking.bandcamp.com

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Murray and Liz Bell of Whitestone Taxis have started delivering Oamaru's mail. Audio

Professor of Zoology at the University of Otago, specialist in reintroducing endangered species in protected areas, and leader of a team exploring the issues around bringing extinct creatures back to… Audio

A major subdivision that will increase the size of Wanaka by a massive 50 percent has won approval. Audio

New Zealand journalist who studied at the Stabile Center for Investigative Journalism, and is about to work for Reuters in Indonesia. Audio

The Queenstown bouncer who tried to sell CCTV footage of the former England rugby captain Mike Tindall embracing a woman, has had his conviction quashed by the Court of Appeal, only to have it… Audio

Sze-En Lau is the Coordinator of the University of Otago Volunteer Centre. Audio

Rachel Wesley shows Justine Murray around the church located a few metres away from Otakou Marae and is home to a whanau Whare Taoka, a small room with a range of photos, treasures and pounamu. Audio, Gallery

Peter Jefferies (This Kind of Punishment, Nocturnal Projections) joins us for a rare solo performance, ahead of his Kings Arms show this Saturday. Audio

Palmerston North-based musician who has been working with taonga puoro instruments since 2001, after many years in the independent and noise music scenes. Audio

A small but vocal group of protesters have taken to the streets of Christchurch to express their outrage at a decision to tear down a building dedicated to young men killed in the First World War. Audio

A major shift in the way the Labour Inspectorate enforces shop trading laws could make it easier for shops to open illegally at Easter. Audio

This week on One In Five: student life in Dunedin. Katy Gosset pays an early visit to a Caversham flat to catch its five busy inhabitants before they head off to their South Dunedin campus. Like most… Audio

To celebrate Matariki we asked Otautahi-born composer and performer Dudley Benson and Taumarunui-born artist and designer Johnson Witehira., both of whom feature in City Gallery's festival calendar… Audio

The indentity of a diplomat accused of attempted rape, A new way to hire a ride home online, and in dateline pacific are academics getting a bad deal at Fiji's university? Audio

Professor in the Department of Zoology, Otago University, and a principal investigator at the Allan Wilson Centre, whose research focuses on prehistoric sea lions, penguins and other coastal species. Audio

A publicly funded convention centre for Queenstown has got the go ahead with district councillors voting to commit 32 million dollars to it. Audio