Arts
The film adaptation of Joy Cowley’s ‘Holy Days’ hits the big screen
Adapted and directed by Nat Boltt, the movie brings to life Dame Joy Cowley's much-loved novel of the same name, and features a star-studded cast. Audio
The Mixtape: L.A. Mitchell
Otautahi-based artist L.A. Mitchell has lived a rich, far-reaching musical life lending her unmistakable vocals to acts like Sola Rosa, bill withers social club and Fly My Pretties, and projects… Audio
Mauri Aura
This duo aim to "revitalise te ao Maori in contemporary spaces". With no recorded material as yet we're keen to learn more. Audio
The Sampler: Hemi Hemingway
Tony Stamp assesses an album of sky-high drama and emotion from the local singer. Audio
Andrew Wilson from Die! Die! Die!
The post-punk trio will perform for the first time in a while tonight. Frontman Andrew Wilson let's us know what to expect. Audio
Taranaki exhibition gives voice to native species
It aims to bring attention to legislative failures that enabled the exploitation of waterways and undermine hapū authority in enacting kaitiakitanga.
Aroha calls in from the final Splore festival
Meanwhile in Tapapakanga Regional Park, another beloved festival is holding its final outing. We catch up with one performer live on the ground. Audio
Fazed on a Pony
Fresh from releasing Swan, Otautahi favourite Peter McCall joins us ahead of his 4pm set. Audio
Jujulipps
The winner of Best Independent Debut at the 2024 Taite Prize performs at 10pm tonight. Audio
Georgia Knight
Originally from Naarm Melbourne, the autoharp player and singer is a regular in Lyttleton since releasing her debut album Beanpole. Audio
Famous 1990s play, Waiora, set to re-open
Soon the 30th anniversary production of Waiora Te Ukaipo - The Homeland, written by Hone Kouka will open in Wellington and then Auckland. It's set in 1965 and tells the story of a whanau who move from… Audio
Sorry Not Sorry: David Williams
Apologies come in all forms. But how often are they sincere? A participatory performance show Sincere Apologies examines famous apologies. Audio
Doug Allan: Life Behind the Lens
His lens provided the pictures for Sir David Attenborough's words. Audio, Gallery
NZ Live: Georgia Knight
Today on NZ Live we're joined by Georgia Knight. Georgia performed songs from her debut album 'Beanpole' in the RNZ Christchurch studio. Audio
Film Review
Movie critic Dominic Corry joins Jesse in the Auckland studio to review: Crime 101, now in cinemas, No Other Choice, in cinemas this week, EPiC: Elvis Presley in Concert, in cinemas next week. Audio
The Importance of Being Earnest comes to The Court Theatre
Christchurch's Court Theatre presents The Impotance of Being Earnest, star Yvonne Martin joined Nathan Rarere for a chat Audio
Have fringe festivals lost their way?
Some would say they have morphed into something quite different from the original concept. Audio
Photographer invites you to become part of living archive
Charlie Fox is creating towering portraits so detailed you can see skin follicles, building a longitudinal study of faces as they change over time.
Generational portrait project captures how we age
Artist Charlie Fox joins Emile Donovan to discuss his time lapse portrait project. Audio
Tukua EP 7 FINAL MIX (WEB)
Just what is Maori gothic horror -- could it be an entirely new genre of film? In this episode, TUKUA attends the premiere of Marama, the first feature film written & directed by Taratoa Stappard, to… Audio