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Victoria University anthropologist Jeff Sissons explains the destruction of marae in eastern Polynesia during the 19th century. Audio

Southland duo The Eastern in the studio for a live Music 101 session. Audio

The opening of a new power station at Kawerau in the eastern Bay of Plenty is the first significant geothermal one in 20 years. Audio

Lake Taupo lies in the heart of the Taupo Volcanic zone, a large and highly active area extending from Mount Ruapehu, south of the lake to beyond White Island, off the eastern coast of New Zealand… Audio

The Wellington Disaster Prevention Study will survey homes in the capital's eastern suburbs. Audio

What was it that brought destruction to the once great eastern Polynesian civilization of Rapa Nui? Audio

Violence erupted in Bolivia earlier this month when anti-Morales protesters from rebellious eastern states took to the streets. Audio

In south-eastern Texas the rush is on to find those people who might be trapped in their homes. Audio

Wiremu Tawhai is a traditional Kumara farmer from Omaio in the Eastern Bay of Plenty Audio

More reports from the deluge that hit Canterbury and Marborough. Audio

The image of burly Eastern Europeans with handlebar moustaches and loud grunts does not suit our weightlifting hopefuls. Audio

Cilla McQueen, Bluff poet and Jim Geddes, personal friend and curator at the Eastern Southland Art Gallery. Audio

The National government is planning to buy a share in Sealord Products for Māori tribes, to settle Māori commercial fishing claims. Sealord's owner, Carter Holt Harvey, is considering the Māori bid… Audio