National

Taranaki author David Hill looks back on RNZ's proud tradition of sharing stories for little listeners.

This year's Laure Calamy comedy is a classic example of the French farce - a soufflé built around a Swiss watch.

The Roses is a gentler remake of the pitch-black 1980s divorce comedy The War Of The Roses and the stars turn out to be worthy successors.

Repeated listens to My Home is Not in This World reveal there's more here than just pleasant, listenable tunes.

Grassroots venues are essential to the development of new music talent and overseas governments are giving them a hand.

A man plans to "muck around in the creeks" after gaining a two-year gold prospecting permit near Zealandia.

They're cheap (now), they're healthy and they're delicious, so here are 10 of the best recipes.

Detective Conan - one of the most legendary anime - is an old but gold show that whets the appetite for whodunnit mystery thrill seekers.

A new book celebrates the friendships formed between a group of school children and residents of an Auckland rest home.

School zones, the commute to work and general vibe of the area - what you should know and how to suss it out.

Of the 38 structures identified as high priority in Carterton, four were categorised as urgent.

She has been missing for three weeks.

The Lower Hutt plant has been notorious in the community for causing a stink.

Clues include cabbage trees, nikau palm, fairy bread and hot pools. Plus a trailer narrator that sounds a lot like Rhys Darby.

Could a capsule of healthy gut bugs change the future of obesity treatment? Researchers at the Liggins Institute in Auckland University believe so.