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The Biosecurity Authority of Fiji has stopped an Indonesian cargo ship from entering Fijian waters after it was ordered to leave New Zealand. Audio

Hawke's Bay Regional Council Water Quality Scientist, Dr Andy Hicks, says the lake appears dirty and green because of an algal bloom, and nobody should drink its water. Video, Audio

Peter Sledmere has worked for RNZ for almost 50 years in many guises - from commercial DJ, to newsreader, to Morning Report presenter, to Concert announcer. This week Peter is In the Spotlight to…

Nick Bollinger investigates the indie rock/hip-hop crossover of Dirty Projectors. Audio

On the eve of their first New Zealand performance, Nick Bollinger tunes in to the Cretan folk and Melbourne rock fusion of Xylouris White, and talks to the duo’s drummer Jim White. Audio

Don Henley was one of the main songwriters, singer, drummer and founding member of the Eagles before launching his successful solo career. In March Henley is bringing his band to New Zealand. Trevor… Video, Audio

RNZ Producer Jimmy Stewart talks to Jesse about the songs which evoke strong memories and links to real places. The material is taken from a list of songs provided by listeners. Audio

Chopper pilot Alan Beck says it's very dangerous, but they've got very experience pilots who won't be taking any risks. Audio

To celebrate World Radio Day, RNZ Concert invites you into a world with flashing lights, endless cables, its very own anxieties and its very own language... Audio

Don Henley is coming to New Zealand this March. He talks with Kim Hill about The Eagles' reputation for excess, his wilderness projects and moving on after a "terrible year". Video, Audio

New Zealand scientist discovers submarine eruption near the mainland of Tonga, after looking at satellite images. Audio

An Auckland woman has taken to social media to try and get a Rotorua hotel shut down, saying it was moudly, dirty, and run down to the point of being a health risk. Video, Audio

An official report into Auckland's Aotearoa Tertiary Institute has laid bare a wide ranging catelogue of failures. Video, Audio

We talk to Dinosaur Jr's long-suffering drummer Murph, catch up with Nick Murphy (formerly known as Chet Faker), Polyester Introduce themselves, plus new music from the Avalanches, Dirty Projectors… Audio

Tired of the same carols on repeat? Clarissa Dunn and Cynthia Morahan asked colleagues and friends from the music community to contribute some of their favourites to a Christmas Playlist. Video

A Wellington institution closes its doors for the last time tonight. Kirsten Johnstone looks back at the history of well-loved music venue Bodega. Video, Audio

Nick Bollinger revisits – in no particular order - a few of the year’s standout releases. Audio

Actor Bruce Hopkins is now a tour guide - he points out New Zealand's dirty secrets. === Audio

Kaikoura businessman Anton Evans talks about post-quake business. Rotorua school principal Patrick Walsh discusses the financial rules around overseas school trips. Auckland berm pakring angers… Audio

Team RNZ Music (plus a representative of The Wireless) convene to showcase some of their favourite songs of the year. Video, Audio

Judith Collins says Nicky Hager is criticising her candidacy in order to scaremonger and make himself relevent again. She says he is dredging up innuendos and talking about the past. She says that's… Audio

'Prosaic Notes from an Unwritten Journal': Composer Jenny McLeod considers Lilburn’s thoughts on tradition and language, and continues with her own personal reflections, in illustrated verse.

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UN Women Markets for Change Forum in Nadi aims at improving lives and livelihoods of the predominantly female market vendors in Fiji, Solomon Islands and Vanuatu. Audio