Te Ahi Kaa

Jeremy Rose is in Whangarei with Brandon Edwards who successfully purchased Huruiki mountain in 2011, after the land was sold in 1961 due to rates arrears. Read more Audio

Jeremy Rose is in Kaikohe with young budding Māori designers. Read more Video, Audio

Takiri Butler provides an insight into whanau fitness in Tauranga. Kehu Butler hit the surf at five years old, ten years later at age 15, he competes at international level. Tiana Bennett suffers from… Read more Audio, Gallery

Te Ahi Kaa Contributor Takiri Butler presents He Kai Ora, an insight into healthy eating. Read more Video, Audio

Justine Murray is in Porirua and reflects upon the towns 50 year history since it officially became a city. Read more Audio

Justine Murray visits Taumarunui and talks to those who are effecting positive change. Read more Audio, Gallery

In part one of this three part series, Justine Murray visits a community and talks to those who are effecting positive change. Read more Audio, Gallery

In this final episode of Te Reo o te Raki (Voices of the North) 82 year old Sonny Wellington is a bit of a 'lone' kaumatua in his communities of Tutukaka and Ngunguru. He carries out blessing… Read more Audio

Te Ahi Kaa features coverage of a panel discussion of where Cyril Chapman, Vivian Hutchinson and David Williams reflect on their involvement in the 1975 Land March lead by Te Rarawa Kuia Dame Whina… Read more Audio

Hannah Stappard (formerly Hannah Tatana) talks about her life on-stage during the 1965 New Zealand Opera Performance of Porgy and Bess. Read more Audio

In 1965, a stellar cast that included Tim Elliott, Inia te Wiata and Don Selwyn gathered together at an NZBC studio and recorded the radio drama Awatea by Bruce Mason. This week Te Ahi Kaa features… Read more Audio

Set in the sleepy seaside town of Omoana, the community rally to host their annual hui to celebrate the achievements of Matt Paku, but the real nature of his life in Auckland is slowly unravelled. The… Read more Audio