History
'Beautiful to connect': Aboriginal group's solidarity with Māori
Gumbaynggirr representatives say Indigenous nations must stay connected as they face similar cultural and political challenges.
Hauauru Rawiri, former treaty negotiator for Ngati Paoa
Mihingarangi Forbes talks to to Hauauru Rawiri, former treaty negotiator for Ngati Paoa and iwi historian. Audio
Tama Muru joins Dan Busby on the history trail
In 1833 the British Government of the day appointed James Busby as the first Official British Resident, based here at Waitangi. His main duties were to 'protect well disposed settlers and traders… Audio
A tale of two waka
Every Waitangi weekend, Māori and Pakehā come together at the popular Lake Rotoiti Wooden and Classic Boat Parade.
Sir Michal Cullen The Politician E7
Sir Michal Cullen was Minister of Treaty Negotiations for the Treelords settlement over central North Island forests. After he left Parliament, Michael jumped the fence to become lead negotiator for… Audio
Black Sheep S9 E2 Elspeth Kerr (Part 2)
In the second of our two-part episode on Elspeth Kerr, we see how detectives unraveled the mystery of 9-year old Betty Kerr's poisoning - and how they uncovered more victims of a serial poisoner. Audio
Stories from Waitangi Day - past and present
Ralph Johnston, the Waitangi Trust Chief Executive, talks us through some of the most memorable moments of Waitangi Day commemorations. Audio
Jamie Tuuta - The Young Gun E6
How did a 24-year-old former television reporter end up negotiating against the crown? Jamie Tuuta was one of 10 kids raised by grandparents whose generation were shamed into silence. Why then did the… Audio
Police plea to thief of stolen Olympic gold medal
The gold medal holds immense sentimental value and police are asking for its anonymous return. Audio
An insight into Waitangi Treaty Settlements
For many New Zealanders, Treaty settlements are an aspect of our history that is shrouded in mystery & misunderstanding. RNZ podcast The Negotiators takes a closer look at the conversation through… Audio
Climate change a priority for iwi leaders at Waitangi
The National Iwi Chairs Forum point to the increasing frequency and severity of weather events as a growing concern. Audio
Mavis Mullins - The Business Woman E5
Mavis Mullins is a high achiever, not only in the wool-handling industry where she is well known and respected, but also on the international business stage. The #32.5 million settlement she helped… Audio
Chris McKenzie - The School Teacher E4
Chris McKenzie was a teacher when he morphed into the role of education manager at Raukawa Trust. The Trust asked him to represent them as a series of hui, kicking off the Central North Island… Audio
Ella Henry - The Scholar E3
As a university student with a flash computer and monitor fighting to reclaim tribal land, Ella Henry naturally became 'Secretary of Everything'. Upon her mother's death, the respected scholar took up… Audio
Camp ovens, bullockies and other tales from the bush
King Country farmer Lew Pickens' passions hark back to his days clearing land in Northland - camp oven cooking and driving bullock teams. He has a woolshed full of early tools and farming machines in… Audio
The real treasure of New Zealand's 2500 sunken ships
The real treasure hidden in the wrecks of some 2500 ships buried along New Zealand's coasts isn't jewels or gold bars.
Alex Nathan - The Artist E2
Alex Nathan spent 20 years leading the Te Roroa claim. The tiny, cash-strapped iwi were accused of arson, part of a widely publicised campaign to discredit the tribe and undermine the Waitangi… Audio
Black Sheep S9 E1 Elspeth Kerr (Part 1)
Elspeth Kerr was a beloved local nurse in 1930s Devonport, but when her husband died suddenly and her foster daughter fell into an inexplicable coma, locals discoverd the shocking truth. Nurse Kerr… Audio
The treasure's in the tales
The real treasure hidden in the wrecks of some 2500 ships buried along New Zealand's coasts isn't jewels or gold bars - but the stories of the people who were on board. Audio
History with Dr Grant Morris
For many of you summer might mean beach time, BBQs, camping and evening strolls. For Dr Grant Morris summer means road trips with a twist - a history road trip. Audio
