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Beatles fans have been awaiting Sir Peter Jackson's new three-part documentary 'The Beatles - Get Back' with keen anticipation ever since the project was first announced. Using 60 hours of footage and… Audio, Gallery

A poem told through the eyes, or keys, of an abandoned piano... fallen angels... forgotten women... and an astronaut - all feature in Cantabrian Joanna Preston's second poetry collection, tumble. She… Audio

A dance work exploring the sometimes toxic power imbalance between choreographers and dancers is part of the line up for this year's Otautahi TINY Performance Festival. The festival started in 2019 as… Audio, Gallery

Radio in New Zealand marked its centenary this week with tributes to its staying power in the past - and confident claims it’s here to stay for the future. Several stations now have bigger audiences… Audio

In today's Focus on Politics podcast, Political Editor Jane Patterson and Health Correspondent Rowan Quinn examine New Zealand's ICU and health capacity as Covid-19 spreads, and elimination shifts to… Audio

The new farm manager at one of New Zealand's biggest sheep and beef properties in North Canterbury has hit the ground running. As well as getting up to speed with a holistic grazing system established… Video, Audio

Sound historian Sarah Johnston explores 100 years of radio in a talk at the National Library, focusing on the early decades and the innovative World War II radio Mobile Unit recordings. Audio

A South Island mayor wants the trans-Tasman bubble re-inflated saying Aucklanders pose a similar Covid risk as Australian travellers.

From 15 December, fully vaccinated people will be able to travel… Audio

Australia's Test cricket captain Tim Paine has resigned in the last hour after it emerged he's been involved in a sexting scandal.

Paine was investigated for sending a former Cricket Tasmania… Audio

Bay of Plenty iwi Te Whānau a Apanui spokesperson and Ōpōtiki District Councillor Louis Rapihana told Checkpoint the iwi's request for holiday visitors to stay away was partly prompted by local… Video, Audio

Kiwiana classics: the old-school recipes we still love.

Aotearoa's first online non-alcoholic drink shop was launched this year by Kāpiti real estate agent Ricky Bartlett and his wife Donna Weston. Video, Audio

Critics of a planned data centre for Clyde in Central Otago are raising concerns about just what it'll be used for, saying it'll be of no benefit to the region - or even the country. Contact Energy… Audio

The All Blacks must lift one last time if they're to beat France in Paris on Sunday morning and end a challenging year on a winning note.

Fresh in their minds will be last weekend's resounding loss… Audio

A ski company has plans to expand its ski fields in Queenstown, which would see a 230-metre tunnel through conservation land.

NZSki is seeking permission from the Department of Conservation to open… Audio

Despite the arrival of seasonal workers from the Pacific, there are fears the upcoming season will still be a big challenge. Audio

Tourism operators are relieved and excited at the prospect of Auckland's border reopening just in time for Christmas. On Wednesday, the Government announced that people will be able to freely travel… Audio

Covid has meant huge disruption for seasonal workers, but they're back now - if they ever left. What is it like for RSE workers who leave their families so they can feed them?  Audio

People waiting in MIQ rooms in Auckland have had a major treat today - their first live gig without even having to leave their hotel rooms. Auckland band, Racing, have performed the free mobile gigs… Audio

MPs sometimes appear intractably opposed, but while they can be combative in public they are often collaborative behind closed doors. This week had a four hour long example. Audio

Double vaccinated visitors only thanks - that's the preference of a Tairāwhiti business leader as Gisborne braces for a summer influx.

Come December 15, Aucklanders are being set free - able to… Video, Audio

"Send body bags" - that's the message from iwi in the north if the government pushes ahead with plans to open the Auckland border. 

The collective wants the gateway to te tai tokerau to stay locked… Video, Audio

Richard Saunders has examined more than three thousand psychic's predictions. Audio

As more research continues to emerge into the effects of heading a football and cognitive decline, there's no move in New Zealand yet to introduce heading regulations for younger players. Children… Audio

A modeller says planned Covid-19 border changes will increase the spread of the virus around the country and it's worrying.

The Government says it's likely the country will move into a new traffic… Audio

Today, as we celebrate 100 years of radio in this country we present a jubilant concert from 2020 that sums up the spirit, diversity and uniqueness of Aotearoa New Zealand. Video