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Is human activity ushering an age of biological diversity?
Humans are wiping out species worldwide, but an ecologist says human activity is also responsible for ushering in a new age of biodiversity. Audio
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Election17: How on earth do I actually vote?
Audio 28 Aug 2017By the time you’ve figured out who to vote you may have run out of energy to figure out how to enrol or vote. So we’ve done the work for you.
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William Dalrymple - The Koh-I-Noor diamond
William Dalrymple was born and raised in Scotland and educated at Ampleforth and Trinity College, Cambridge.In 1986, while still at college, he set off to follow on foot the outward route of Marco… Audio
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High fashion with a Pacific twist comes to south Auckland
Audio 24 Aug 2017First for south Auckland's Otara Town Centre to host a Pacific fashion competition that has attracted 11 emerging designers from Aotearoa, The U.S., Australia and Samoa. Audio
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Thrash metal, kapa haka, classical and soundtracks in Award finals
Three finalists in each of four specialist song writing genres: contemporary classical, waiata and music for film and TV have been announced ahead of the Silver Scroll Awards on 28th September. Video
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Barcelona attacker may be in France - police
An Australian-British boy has been confirmed dead after the Barcelona van attack last week. New York Times correspondent Raphael Minder says Spanish police suspect the attacker could have escaped to… Audio
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Winston Peters - New Zealand First
Audio 21 Aug 2017New Zealand's great political survivor, Winston Peters has been talked up as king-maker ahead of just about every election since the advent of MMP in 1996.
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A Tribute to Glen Campbell
William Dart looks beyond "Rhinestone Cowboy", "Wichita Lineman", and "Galveston" to the lesser-known but equally brilliant and affecting Glen Campbell. Audio
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What does it take to complete the world's longest foot race ?
Harita Davies talks to Kathryn Ryan about the extreme mental, physical and emotional challenges needed to complete the grueling Self-Transcendence 3100 Mile Race in 51 days 12 hours and 48 minutes… Audio
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Kevin Morby: "Walking the walk"
Multi-instrumentalist Kevin Morby used to play in New York-based bands Woods and The Babies, and has gone on to release four highly acclaimed solo albums. He talks to Trevor Reekie about his latest… Audio
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Romance Writer Christie Craig
Romance writing might struggle to get respect in literary circles, but it is the biggest selling genre around. New York Times bestselling author Christie Craig whose pen name is C.C. Hunter is a very… Audio
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DVORAK: String Quartet No 14 in A flat Op 105
Takács Quartet perform in a Chamber Music New Zealand concert. Audio
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Israeli New Music Stars
Audio 11 Aug 2017One of new music's funkiest ensembles is in the country at the special invitation of the NZ School of Music. They are Ensemble Nikel, electric guitar saxophone percussion and piano, they’re based in… Video, Audio
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Bert Berns, the mysterious man behind ‘Twist and Shout’
Bert Berns is one of the greatest songwriters you’ve never heard of. Video, Audio
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Reporting the unreportable outburst from the Mooch
An abusive, career-ending tirade unleashed by Donald Trump’s former communications director recently was certainly newsworthy. But the media struggled to report the full fury of his outburst while… Audio
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Brian Eno: bringing the fringe to the mainstream
Celebrating the re-release of the first four solo albums from former Roxy Music keyboardist Brian Eno, Jeremy Taylor casts an eye over the man, his music and its influence. Audio
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Green light for Pacific Ocean Science Centre
Audio 3 Aug 2017The establishment of a Pacific Community Centre for Ocean Science has been given the green light. Audio
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The DNA test that revealed a life of mistaken identity
The results of a DNA test done on a lark led Alice Plebuch to uncover a mistake made more than 100 years ago that changed everything she thought she knew about her family. Audio, Gallery
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Gentrification and the new urban crisis
Fifteen years ago one of the world's leading urbanists urged city leaders to make urban areas more attractive to the creative classes it has worked rather too well, he says. Audio
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Review: Nevertheless by Alec Baldwin
In his memoir Nevertheless, Alec Baldwin spends a great deal of time worrying about money, says Dan Slevin.
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Andrew Beer - Baroque Voices
Violinist Andrew Beer has been described as a performer displaying "accuracy and subtle charisma" by the Boston Globe, and as a "musical gift" by the New York Times. He has performed extensively… Audio
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US-based academic warns NZ away from US-style political rhetoric
With our election only weeks away, New Zealand-born political philosophy professor at New York University Jeremy Waldron warns us against recent US-style political rhetoric. Audio
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Great musical album: West Side Story
West Side Story is the album from the 1961 film starring Natalie Wood and Richard Beymer. However their songs were overdubbed by Marni Nixon and Jim Bryant. West Side Story is a musical based on Romeo… Audio
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The powerful symbolism of flags
Behind every flag there is a story, says British Journalist Tim Marshall, and those stories go beyond interest in just vexillology. Audio
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Don’t like classical guitar? You will now!
Spanish classical guitarist Pablo Sáinz Villegas is internationally praised as “the soul of the Spanish guitar”. It’s not hard to see why: he plays from the heart, is passionate, effervescent and… Video, Audio
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Slice of Heaven - Tensions
Immigration is a hot topic coming up to the election but just talking about it can be a tense experience. In episode two of Slice of Heaven, a 4-part podcast series for RNZ in association with Massey… Audio
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OJ Simpson gets parole
Audio 21 Jul 2017OJ Simpson has been granted parole by the Nevada Parole Board after nine years in jail. New York defence lawyer Michael Shapiro has been following the OJ Simpson case from the beginning. Audio
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Book review - I Actually Wore This by Tom Coleman
Niki Ward reviews 'I Actually Wore This' by Tom Coleman. Published by Rizzoli New York. Audio
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Unpicking the Qatar crisis
Kathryn Ryan speaks to former Al Jazeera journalist and current head of Amnesty International's UN office in New York, Sherine Tadros, about the diplomatic crisis between Qatar and four of its… Audio
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Theatre Critic - Charlotte Graham
Charlotte Graham is normally one of our book reviewers - but she's currently reporting at the New York Times Hong Kong bureau, with support from Asia New Zealand… And so she's joining us to talk abotu… Audio