Wellington Region
Wgtn infrastructure merging may be on the cards
Greater Wellington ratepayers could see some of their infrastructure services merged as mayors from around the region hold talks to improve what's on offer.
Protesters interrupt Israel soldier talk
Protesters chanted and interrupted a talk from two Israel Defence Force soldiers at Victoria University in Wellington last night.
NZ History - The ol' days of Government House
A lucky guy whose job is also his hobby, Gavin McLean is a senior historian for the Ministry for Culture and Heritage. Gavin discusses the grand old days of Government Houses in NZ, back when they… Audio
Our Own Odysseys: A Japanese thank you
When Thomas' family rescued a Japanese motorcyclist in distress, he was rewarded with a month's free digs in a village near Osaka with his host Toru. Thomas talks to Bryan about the Japanese seaside… Audio
Police Remembrance Day - Rowan Carroll
This morning, the annual Police Remembrance Day service was held at the Royal New Zealand Police College in Porirua. It's a commemoration of the thirty eight employees who died, as a result of their… Audio
Leaked report shows city landfill releasing nasty chemicals
A report leaked to Radio New Zealand shows a landfill near Porirua City is releasing high levels of a potentially lethal chemical. Audio
City landfill spilling nasty chemicals - report
A landfill near Porirua City is releasing high levels of a potentially lethal chemical, a report leaked to Radio New Zealand shows.
Leto Xavier - The Kingdom of Spacemoths
Leto Xavier is a Canterbury raised, Wellington based painter and multi-media artist. He has used his paintings to express his passion for physics and astronomy, as well as his struggles relating to… Audio, Gallery
The Quiet Room
A teenager grappling with leukaemia and her overbearing mother take centre stage in award-winning New Zealand play The Quiet Room. The play reflects stories from members of Canteen - an organisation… Audio, Gallery
The Quiet Room
A teenager grappling with leukaemia and her overbearing mother take centre stage in award-winning New Zealand play The Quiet Room. The play reflects stories from members of Canteen - an organisation…
AudioAwatea - Act 1
Set in the sleepy seaside town of Omoana, the community rally to host their annual hui to celebrate the achievements of Matt Paku, but the real nature of his life in Auckland is slowly unravelled. The… Audio
IHC Art Awards 2015
Mike Gourley checks out this year's IHC Art Awards and talks with national judges, Boh Runga and Dylan Horrocks. He also interviews the event organiser Penny Harding - about the winning work, and IHC… Audio
Strings attached
New Zealand doesn't have a long history of puppeteering compared to other parts of the world where puppets still continue to serve as storytellers, reinforcing cultural traditions and bringing myths… Audio
Pulling all the Strings
New Zealand doesn't have a long history of puppeteering compared to other parts of the world where puppets still continue to serve as storytellers, reinforcing cultural traditions and bringing myths… Audio
Finding a choral niche in the capital
It's a brave choir that takes on the music of seminal musicians like David Bowie and Fleetwood Mac. You have to please people who know and love every note of the original version, yet put your own… Audio
The Country Club
In the early 1960s Roy Kellahan was running a horse trekking business on an old abandoned dairy farm in the Ohariu Valley, not far from Wellington. Weekend horse treks ended up being quite social… Audio, Gallery
Remembrance march marks 100 years
More than 200 people are marching over the Rimutaka Hill Road this morning in remembrance of WW1 soldiers who made the same journey 100 years ago.
Wellington to take in first Syrian refugees
Wellington will be absorbing the first intake of the government's emergency quota of Syrian refugees.
Playing Favourites with Matt Gauldie
Official New Zealand Army Artist for the last ten years, who has had many solo shows, group exhibitions, residencies, and fellowships. Audio
WOW winner takes title back home
A thread of the international fashion event, Wellington's World of Wearable Arts, has made its way back to the event's birthplace of Nelson.