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New Zealand Cricket and media company NZME have failed to reach a deal on radio broadcast rights for next season's international and domestic matches. Audio

Vice chairman of Radio Tonga Aotearoa remembers his work colleague and friend Reverend Dr 'Ilomaisini Lea, who is also the president of the United Church of Tonga. Audio

RNZ announced last week Concert FM would move off FM and become fully automated on an AM frequency to make way for a new youth radio station. We speak to Zanda Wilson in Australia about what happens… Audio

The last time MPs looked at a radio station for young people Marian Hobbs was in the House.  Audio

The demise of RNZ Concert has provoked strong opposition from classical music lovers and even the Prime Minister, but some say the attention it has garnered highlights major disparities in the arts… Audio

RNZ's chief executive has confirmed Concert will stay on an FM frequency but says a proposed new youth radio network is also likely to go ahead.

RNZ's board met after the Prime Minister revealed she… Video, Audio

The Prime Minister has made it clear she will fight to keep RNZ Concert on an FM frequency.

Jacinda Ardern says she's frustrated RNZ pushed ahead with announcing proposed changes to RNZ Concert, when… Audio

Organised broadcast radio is 100 years old this year - and it's not just alive, but still kicking pretty hard. Some say surviving and even outliving other media and technological changes make it the… Video, Audio

Accessibility is the biggest challenge for policing in Papua New Guinea's remote Telefomin district where the few policemen working sometimes have to walk for weeks on end to tend to law and order. Audio

A copy of Love Me Do that was the very first Beatles song played on the radio is up for auction next week.

In 1962, the single was played on Radio Luxembourg.

Now it's being auctioned off in the UK.

Since visiting the Nepal in August for RNZ, Lynn Freeman has been reflecting on an eventful and sometimes stressful three weeks in this remarkable country. So having got most of the documentaries to… Audio, Gallery

If you are one of the tens of thousands of people who listen to RNZ’s radio stations live on the internet each week, you can now hear us better.

The Government is allocating some radio spectrum to Māori to help develop 5G networks.

Tech commentator Paul Brislen speaks to Susie Ferguson. Audio

It's time to dive into the week's news, in the past for The Rest is History. This week our resident historian Robert Kelly is turning on the radio on in 1966 to hear a brand new show! Radio Hauraki… Audio

AUT radio student Molly Kirkbride explores her father's lifelong relationship with music and the inspiration behind his building an acoustic guitar. Audio

Tong Sang gets suspended jail sentence - the fourth of this decade's French Polynesian presidents to get a conviction this year. Audio

How do RNZ engineers wire up an orchestra ready for radio play? With a lot of microphones, for a start.   Audio

A litany of failures led to the sinking of a ferry in Kiribati last year, which killed 95 people, a Commission of Inquiry has found. Audio

In today's visit to the sound archives of Nga Taonga Sound & Vision with Sarah Johnston, we will hear some of their 'most-requested' historic rugby recordings. Audio, Gallery

It’s a Celtic music ceilidh with nominees for BBC Radio 2 Folk Awards

Welshman Gwilym Bowen Rhys and Scot Mohsen Amini

 Plus a collaborative project that unites Wales and Senegal from Catrin Finch… Video

Social media and the lack of radio services in some small Pacific Islands nations present challenges for local met services during extreme weather events. Meteorology directors and officials are met… Audio

FSM radio broadcasters face challenges Audio

One of the Pacific's most successful musicians Daniel Rae Costello Junior has died following a long battle with cancer. The Fiji-born singer/songwriter and producer was 58 years old when he passed… Audio