Wellington Region

Graphic novelist Tim Gibson is part of an ambitious first-time collaboration involving artists from New Zealand and Taiwan. Moth City's main point of difference, is mainly the digital storytelling… Audio

Sir Richard Taylor on 20 years of Weta Workshop wizardry, lateral thinking, Thunderbirds, and how CGI hasn't put model making out of business. Audio

In June 1913, William Massey's government clamped down on youths who were avoiding recently introduced military training. When a dozen or so young conscientious objectors were incarcerated in Fort… Audio

When world renowned Detroit DJ and producer Theo Parrish led a live band across an expansive European tour for the first time in a decade, he assembled a collective of musicians and dancers from… Audio

We head to an exhibition which combines sonic arts and electrical engineering. Audio

Organist Paul Rosoman launches his latest CD 'Ciacona' at Old St Paul's in Wellington this weekend, fresh from his four-month-long European tour. Audio

NIWA scientists have discovered a new active fault in Wellington Harbour, capable of magnitude M6.3 to M7.1 earthquakes. Audio

Wellpack which makes paper bags in Upper Hutt is shutting for good, with 40 workers axed today. Audio

The largest group of men ever to leave this country to fight overseas left from Wellington on this day, 100 years ago to take part in the First World War. Audio

Chinese guqin player, pianist and NZ director of High Mountain, Flowing Water being presented in Dunedin and Wellington. Audio

Female genital mutilation (FGM): It's illegal in NZ but there are varying types of FGM that range from type 1 to type 3 and many women may regard this practice as part of their culture. Lynda… Video, Audio

A seaside Wellington community is still at a loss on how to rebuild a seawall holding back the tide, 15 months after it was wrecked by a near record storm. Audio

Researcher who identified ten representative Wellingtonians who were involved in World War 1, as part of the city's free multi-media event, Wellington - Lest We Forget. Audio

Writer of non-fiction, biography, poetry and screenplays, whose new small book, Barefoot Years, is a memoir of childhood, and part of a longer forthcoming work. Audio

Novelist, short story writer, and Professor of Creative Writing at the University of Dundee, who writes about her "Katherine Mansfield project" in her recently published small book Thorndon:… Audio

After propping up the bottom of Australian football's A-League competition for the past two seasons the Wellington Phoenix believe their fortunes are about to change. Audio

This is a story about being saved by an angel and an English bull terrior named Remi. Upper Hutt couple Angel Marsh and David McCready were driving home over Haywards Hill one night, when they came… Audio