Taranaki
The Mooncake and the Kūmura
The Mooncake and the Kūmura is a debut play from award winning new playwright Mei-Lin Te Puea Hansen. It first performed at the Loft, Q Theatre as part of the Auckland Arts Festival earlier this year… Audio
The Mooncake and the Kūmura
The Mooncake and the Kūmura is a debut play from award winning new playwright Mei-Lin Te Puea Hansen. It first performed at the Loft, Q Theatre as part of the Auckland Arts Festival earlier this year…
AudioWhy regional newspapers might miss more late news
Centralised printing makes it hard to get late breaking into local papers. Audio
Why regional newspapers might miss more late news
Centralised printing makes it hard to get late breaking into local papers.
AudioTaranaki leaders want greater share of tax take
So what are the priorities in Taranaki, our Taranaki reporter, Robin Martin, is with us. Audio
Printing press on last roll
A publishing era comes to an end tonight when the printing press at the Taranaki Daily News rolls for the last time. Audio
New Plymouth rejects Mayor's call to set up a Maori ward
The Mayor of New Plymouth is to make a complaint to the UN after a referendum overwhelming rejected his idea of introducing a Maori ward to the district. Audio
Taranaki Hospital Chapel
Rev Murray Elliot, reflects on the 50th anniversary of the country's first interdenominational chapel at Taranaki hospital. Audio
Taranaki exporters urge port action
Taranaki exporters say they are being hit in the pocket and some may have to relocate if a container shipping service cannot be re-established at Port Taranaki. Audio
Possible tornado hits North Taranaki town
A tornado hit the small North Taranaki town of Urenui in the early hours of this morning. it severely damaged some buildings and uprooted trees. Audio
Tornado strikes Taranaki town
A tornado has hit the small northern Taranaki town of Urenui, damaging the roof of a petrol station. Audio
Tokanui Cemetery – The paddock below the woolshed
A project to properly remember the 500-plus people buried in Tokanui Cemetery is calling for help from the public. Audio
Jobs on the line at New Plymouth Council
Jobs are on the line at the New Plymouth District Council where about 140 leadership roles are being looked at in a drive to be more efficient. The council says it expects streamlining its management… Audio
Plenty of gas left at Maui field
The companies running the Maui gasfield off Taranaki have revealed there is plenty of gas still to be pumped out. Audio
Bugle Stories 1: What is a bugle?
Host Shelley Wilkinson starts with some practical facts; what it actually is, how to play it, its history and what sort of music is played on it. Audio
Dick Martin: tunnellers
Son of WW1 sapper Bertram Martin, one of the New Zealand Tunnellers. Audio
Taranki man admits murdering his mother
A Taranaki man has pleaded guilty to murdering his mother but says he has no recollection of ever attacking her Audio
Chris Pugsley: the scale of Gallipoli
Retired Lieutenant Colonel and military historian, who is lead advisor for the exhibition, Gallipoli: the Scale of Our War at Te Papa Tongarewa. Audio
Unique piece of Anzac history revealed in Taranaki
A unique piece of Anzac history will be revealed today as part of an exhibition about Taranaki's involvement in World War One. Audio
Letter writers at ready: Wanganui vs Whanganui
How we deal with Wanganui and Whanganui at Radio New Zealand has caused much debate in the past few years. Audio