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Serbian tennis player Novak Djokovic is the only player left in the men's draw at the Australian Open to have won a grand slam.

The nine-time champion will face fifth seed Andrey Rublev tomorrow in… Video, Audio

Organisers of the Australian Open are under increasing pressure from players to tweak their frantic schedule, and avoid gruelling matches that end as late as 4am.

Andy Murray was beaten by Roberto… Audio

Camp Camp are a Melbourne rock trio who received international acclaim for their feminist anthem ‘The Opener’. Their third album Running With the Hurricane shows a quieter side to the band, after the… Video, Audio

Tennis star and top Australian Open men's seed, Rafael Nadal, was a bit rusty in his first match of the grand slam yesterday, needing four sets to beat Britain's Jack Draper and progress to the second… Audio

On this weeks show Trevor features an eclectic collection of trans-global sounds that have resonated on the Worlds of Music program over the last twelve months. Audio

New Zealanders ingenuity and number 8 wire mentality extends to local inventors and entrepreneurs, who have come up with some innovative gadgets to aid and inspire music makers in their creative… Audio

Soraya La Pread talks to Kara Rickards and Mark Williams for Ma runga iarere Audio

The 80s club scene gave birth to the sound that Ardijah's founder Ryan Monga calls Polyfonk. After a long incubation in the South Auckland club scene, the group burst forth with that sound on their… Audio

The last time a New Zealand tennis player featured in the world's top 10 was more than a century ago when Anthony Wilding won the last of his four Wimbledon titles in 1913. He also remains the only… Audio

When Che-Fu released his 2nd album Navigator it charted new territory for New Zealand Hip Hop. Its seamless blending of reggae, RnB and Hip Hop telling real life experiences reflected a truly Pacific… Audio

For today's New Zealand Sporting History we are speaking to New Zealand's number one squash player, Joelle King. She is also ranked number four in the world. Joelle is an eight time National Champion… Audio

Taranaki halfback Kendra Cocksedge started playing rugby as a four year old and retired after last month's Black Ferns' win against England - her third victorious World Cup. Her successes are many… Audio

This week for our NZ Sporting history we speak to tennis legend Marina Erakovic. At just 19, Marina became New Zealand's Number One women's tennis player and later reached a career-high of number 39… Audio

It's a quarter-final feast for football fans this weekend at the World Cup in Qatar.

On Saturday morning, tournament favourites Brazil face Croatia and Argentina meet the Netherlands.

Then on… Audio

Voters in the US state of Georgia head to the polls this morning in a run-off election to determine who will represent them in the US Senate. Going up against Democratic incumbent Raphael Warnock is… Audio

Kilgour co-founded Dunedin band The Clean in the 1970s and became synonymous with the 'Dunedin sound' music scene. Audio

Actor Karen O Leary explains her connection with Peter and the Wolf - a beloved piece of music written originally for children, while NZSO flutist Bridget Douglas explains the challenges that come… Audio

Rock and roll star turned musicologist Graeme Downes gives a masterful breakdown of the enduring brilliance of Schubert's Symphony #9 in C major, and why it’s had a hold on his heart all these years… Audio

A new player has joined the supermarket sector.

Teddy is a grocery delivery app which says it can get groceries to your door in under 30 minutes.

Reporter Jonty Dine and camera operator Marika… Video, Audio

Michael Lipman was concussed 30 times, during his career as a professional rugby player, and has been diagnosed with chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE) and early onset dementia. He talks to… Audio

One of our most celebrated authors, Witi Ihimaera, recalls how his life changed when he first heard The Rite of Spring by Stravinsky, as a young boy listening to a record player in Gisborne. And NZSO… Audio

The Christchurch-born principal tuba player with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra, Thomas Allely, is heading home to perform a Tuba Concerto. It's been composed for him by his former high school… Video, Audio

New Orleans brass band legends the Soul Rebels are due to hit New Zealand as part of Bluesfest next year.

This’ll be the first NZ tour for the eight piece band, who are renowned for their almighty… Video, Audio

Elliott Childs reviews new records by Canadian indie band Alvvays, Ōtautahi’s Senica and singer-songwriter Jesca Hoop. Audio

Jess grabs a drink with Samara Alofa, a child of Te-Moana-nui-akiwa, to talk teen raves, liturgical singing, and their brooding debut album, Earth Punk. Video

New Zealand golfer Lydia Ko is back to her absolute best, winning the LPGA Tour Championship this week, and claiming its more than $3 million prize.

Ko also won the overall player of the year title… Audio

Lydia Ko has claimed the largest first place prize in the history of the women's sport.

The 25-year-old won the season-ending LPGA Tour Championship event in Naples Florida by two shots which also… Audio