History
Survivors detail damaged lives as Dilworth ex-chaplain jailed
Warning: Story includes details that may be distressing to some listeners.
Broken marriages, drug addiction, jail time and torment.
Survivors have detailed the impact of sexual assault on them, as… Audio
NZ Screen History: Compass
For NZ Screen history today we're throwing back to one of New Zealand's first current affairs programmes, Compass! Audio
100 Years of Radio with Nancy Croad
To mark 100 years on radio, listeners have been sharing their special memories with us. Jesse speaks with Nancy Croad about what she remembers. Audio
Genealogist restoring dignity to those in unmarked graves
Genealogist and historian, Anna Purgar, is on a mission to restore dignity to forgotten psychiatric patients buried in unmarked graves. Audio
Slip south of Gisborne destroys wāhi tapu and hopes of railway's reinstatement
A huge slip along the mothballed rail line between Gisborne and Wairoa has destroyed sacred Māori whenua and dashed hopes of the railway being reinstated.
The art of building a great museum
Not many children dream of working in museums when they grow up, but Liz Cotton did and that dream's come true. She's just wrapped up her first week as the Director of Museum and Arts at Waikato… Audio
Forager of the foreshore: mudlarking on the River Thames
There was a time when Mudlark-artist Nicola White was part of the high-pressure banking world in London, but she reached a point in her life when she wanted to do something she was really passionate… Audio
Egypt revives ancient road connecting Luxor and Karnak
A restored road connecting two ancient Egyptian temple complexes in Karnak and Luxor has been unveiled in a lavish ceremony aimed at raising the profile of one of Egypt's top tourist spots.
100 years of radio memories with Peter Nicholson
We're continuing with the lovely radio memories our listeners have been sending in as we celebrate 100 years of radio in New Zealand. Today Peter Nicholson shares his memory. Audio
The famous stars of the past buried at Karori's Cemetery
Local resident Barbara Mulligan shares some of the stories from one of New Zealand's biggest cemeteries. Audio
History with Dr Grant Morris
Famous fictional historians: Are there any? Archaeologists have Indiana Jones and Lara Croft. Lawyers have Atticus Finch and Harvey Specter. But what about historians? Who are the fictional… Audio
NZ Screen History: W3 and It's Academic
Former National MP and speaker of the house Lockwood Smith joins us today. But we're not talking politics, despite that being the story of the day. We're talking about the kids quiz shows he hosted… Audio
100 Years of Radio with Jill White
We head to Tairawhiti, Gisborne, where Jill White has a very personal radio memory to share with us. Audio
Treaty of Waitangi settlement for Moriori completed
Moriori chief negotiator, Maui Solomon says the third reading of the Moriori Claims Settlement bill yesterday was a day to celebrate and honour the history of the iwi. Audio
More abuse claims likely from former St Peter's students
The revelations of historical abuse at a prominent Waikato boarding school is expected to trigger more claims from former students.
An investigation by St Peter's Cambridge shows 19 boys suffered… Audio
'A long awaited day of celebration': Moriori settlement passes into law
The final reading of the Moriori treaty claim is the culmination of decades of struggle for truth and justice, the minister for Treaty of Waitangi Negotiations says.
The lives of the Jack the Ripper victims explored
We know the name Jack the Ripper, and the legends about his crimes. But the lack of empathy or even interest the lives of the women he killed more than 130 years ago is an indictment of us and our… Audio
Memories of 100 years of radio with Anne Kirkup
We had such an overwhelming response to our radio memories, which we were doing last week to celebrate 100 years of radio, that we've decided to keep going. Today we hear from Anne Kirkup. Audio
Off the tracks: New Zealand's lost railway network
Dr André Brett is a historian, researcher and writer who specialises in Australian and New Zealand history, in particular histories of politics, railways, the environment, and the economy. The… Audio
'This is deeper into The Beatles than we've been before'
Beatles fans have been awaiting Sir Peter Jackson's new three-part documentary 'The Beatles - Get Back' with keen anticipation ever since the project was first announced. Using 60 hours of footage and… Audio, Gallery