History
Tuia 250 has created 'an unstoppable shift' - Shipley
Dame Jenny Shipley, the Tuia 250 co-chair, says the programme has created a shift for people to embrace the country's bicultural history. Audio
The Rest Is History: Golden Kiwi Lottery
It's time to dive into the week's news, in the past for The Rest is History. This week our resident historian Robert Kelly is looking for a winning ticket in the first ever Golden Kiwi Lottery on this… Audio
NZ Biography - Truby King and the legacy of Plunket
Otago university professor Barbara Brookes discusses the life of the founder of our modern day Plunket Society, Frederick Truby King. Audio
From Rot to Riches
Millions of dollars worth of New Zealand fruit and grapes were at risk of rotting on the branches due to a worker shortage. Until a bunch of growers took a risk. Produced by Eva Corlett. Audio
Scientifica Historica
We'll talk to author and editor of the book review site Popular Science, Brian Clegg who's put together a history of science books from Aristotle to David Attenburough. Audio
Pacific: An Ocean of Wonders
British Library curator and author Phil Hatfield has used his knowledge of the treasury of historic maps and illustrations of the world's greatest ocean to put together a wonderful book: Pacific - An… Audio, Gallery
Ngā Taonga Sound Archives: The 1984 Queen St riot
Last Saturday marked the 35th anniversary of one of New Zealand's worst riots. Audio, Gallery
Hundreds of Chris Knox tapes to be archived by Alexander Turnbull Library
A collection of 254 tapes spanning the career of Flying Nun musician Chris Knox is set to be preserved by the Alexander Turnbull Library in Wellington. Video, Audio
Huntly museum needs public help to identify photos
A community museum in the Waikato needs help putting names to faces. More than 300 photographs depiciting life in 1950's Huntly have been donated to the Waikato Coalfields museum after being… Audio
Teresa Cormack's killer 'cold, calculated'
The police officer who arrested Jules Mikus for the murder of Napier schoolgirl Teresa Cormack in 2002, says he "despised" the "cold and calculating" killer and won't be mourning his passing.
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Hunting down an historical cabinet
Part classic detective work, part loving restoration... Akaroa Museum's Daniel Smith went in search of an historic work by Banks Peninsula farmer and carver John Menzies. Audio, Gallery
Taranto to Trieste - following the 2nd New Zealand Division in Italy
Italy-based Jennifer Mallinson began to wonder what happened to the 14,000 New Zealand soldiers who arrived in Italy in 1944 and spent 20 months fighting in Italy's mountainous areas. Her book From… Audio
The art and the artist - Gauguin's troubling legacy
Can art be viewed in isolation from the life of the artist who produced it? It's a question increasingly troubling galleries and cultural institutions. Audio
The History of December
For today's history session, Dr Grant Morris from Victoria University looks at the history of December in New Zealand. Audio
NZ Biography: Frances Hodgkins
In today's biography Joanne Drayton joins Jesse to talk about artists Frances Hodgkins. Audio
What Would Xena Do?
Once upon a time, a TV show changed the way people around the world saw New Zealand, ushered in a new way for fans to get together and made a permanent impact on one fan's life. Produced by Justin… Audio
How Hollywood wiped out one of NZ's big sporting moments
The Hollywood blockbuster Ford v Ferrari is "based on a true story" about the 1966 Le Mans 24 hour race - which was won by two Kiwis. But our sporting heroes have been scrubbed out of this version. Audio
How Hollywood wiped out one of NZ's big sporting moments
The Hollywood blockbuster Ford v Ferrari is "based on a true story" about the 1966 Le Mans 24 hour race - which was won by two Kiwis. But our sporting heroes have been scrubbed out of this version.
AudioA Golden Age of History Study
Professor Michael Belgrave, award-winning author and former research manager of the Waitangi Tribunal, now based at the School of Humanities at Massey's Auckland thinks we are living in a 'golden age'… Audio
New Zealand memorabilia to be auctioned
A huge collection of all things New Zealand is about to go under the hammer at Webb's auction house in Auckland. Audio, Gallery