History

Doctors and nurses who were preparing to face down Covid-19 as the lockdown hit, worry about complacency one year on.

It's a year this week since the country went into level four lockdown, as the… Audio

In our weekly our look back at New Zealand screen history we remember the children's magazine show, Spot On. Audio

How do you lockdown if you do not have a home and how do health workers protect their families when they arrive home from the frontlines? In this episode we hear about housing the homeless and nursing… Audio

Lawyers for the two men on trial over the Red Fox Tavern shooting and robbery more than 30 years ago have told the jury there's nowhere near enough evidence to find them guilty.

Chris Bush was gunned… Audio

For 24 years, David Benscoter tracked down bank robbers and flushed out political corruption as an FBI agent and investigator. Now he spends his time on the trial of something that can be just as… Audio

The trial of two men charged over the Red Fox Tavern shooting and robbery more than 30 years ago is drawing to a close.

The Crown says a web of circumstantial evidence points to them being… Audio

When the prime minister appears on your TV flanked by two New Zealand flags you know things are getting serious, but how do you prepare for an invisible threat? In this episode whānau and health and… Audio

What does celebrating Pride month mean to a former refugee whose journey coming out ended up even shaping their career? Kadambari Raghukumar talks to Ives Rose. Audio

Steven McGregor is an award-winning writer and director from Darwin. In his film Looky Looky Here Comes Cooky, Indigenous Australians give their account of Captain Cook's arrival on their land and… Audio

The Polynesian Panther Party were a huge part of the New Zealand civil rights movement in the 1980s, and their legacy is still strong today. Phrases like dawn raids, overstayers and the springbok tour… Audio

The southernmost island of Aotearoa has a twisted history that is literally clouded in mist. Historian and conservationist Norm Judd has been looking at the history of Motu Ihupuku, or Campbell… Audio, Gallery

A Pacific social justice movement is calling on the New Zealand government to formally apologise for the dawn raids of the 1970's.

The Labour and then National governments of the time authorised… Audio

A Pacific social justice movement is calling on the New Zealand government to formally apologise for the dawn raids of the 1970's. Audio

Today historian Dr Grant Morris talks about how to do a family history tour of Aotearoa New Zealand. He reminisces about a similar journey he undertook with his parents as a teenager which became a… Audio

The America's Cup is on knife-edge with Team New Zealand potentially just one race away from victory over challengers Luna Rossa. Team New Zealand won yesterday's only race against Luna Rossa; the… Audio

The Salvation Army has apologised for the historical abuse of people in its care.

The organisation gave evidence at the Abuse in care inquiry being held in Auckland.

Over the next two weeks churches… Audio

Churches in New Zealand at the centre of historical abuse claims are being given their chance to respond to evidence from abuse survivors. The Abuse in Care Royal Commission is holding a two week… Audio