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Juanita Hepi
Audio 13 Aug 2023Hine Hoia is a new multi-artform work from director Juanita Hepi (Kai Tahu, Waitaha, Kati Mamoe, Ngati Mutunga, Moriori, Ngati Kahungunu, Ngati Wai, Ngapuhi), circus arts expert Danny Lee Syme and… Audio
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Councillors question safety and legality of fluoridation directive
Rotorua councillors are questioning the safety and legality behind a government directive to fluoridate the city's water supply.
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Online chats the key to winning for Pacific tennis team
They were hindered by geography and a low ranking, but online team talks proved invaluable to overcoming obstacles as the Pacific Oceania women's tennis gained promotion in the world's top team… Audio
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Captain Kolisi included in Springboks World Cup squad
South Africa captain Siya Kolisi was included in their Rugby World Cup but other key players were left out because of injury.
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Episode 15: August 8th - Mata
In a special extended interview, Minister for Māori Development, Broadcasting, and Media Willie Jackson discusses housing, homelessness, Māori broadcasting, and his political future. Video, Audio
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UC engineering students 'rocketing' to success
It's been a rocketing success, not only for Canterbury University, but for Aotearoa. A group of UC engineering students have taken out the top spot in an international rocket competition in New… Audio
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Manu Samoans reminded of their roots as squad is announced
Manu Samoa's rugby players selected for the Rugby World Cup were reminded that they must always remember they are fighting for the Samoan flag and her people. Audio
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Hine Hōia: A Te Waipounamu take on The Soldier's Tale
Ōtautahi Christchurch-based writer and director Juanita Hepi talks with Bryan Crump about the multi-artform work, Hine Hōia, which is touring for Chamber Music New Zealand to five centres around the… Audio
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Rock Hudson: 'An intimate portrait of mid-century gay life'
Audio 7 Aug 2023Rock Hudson was one of the biggest heart throbs of the '50s and '60s, from the 'Golden Age of Hollywood'. Director Stephen Kijak has made a film about the film star's life. Video, Audio
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Man sought over fatal Queen Street shooting named by police
Police have named the man they are searching for over the fatal shooting in central Auckland on Thursday night, and warn the public that he is considered to be dangerous.
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The Sampler: A Trip to Bolgatanga by African Head Charge
The psychedelic dub pioneers craft an album-length tribute to bandleader Bonjo Iyabinghi Noah's hometown. Video, Audio
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'It's a dreadful tragedy and it's not the first one' - Auckland councillor
Councillor Mike Lee says police need to increase their presence in the central city to prevent further crime, with the visibility of officers in the CBD currently "very, very low".
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Biles to compete at U.S. Classic after two-year hiatus
U.S. gymnast Simone Biles will return to the competition floor in suburban Chicago on Saturday.
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Tough and physical clash expected as Samoa tackle Tonga
It will be another fiery and physical battle when Manu Samoa battles the 'Ikale Tahi of Tonga on Saturday afternoon.
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Rotorua council gives go-ahead to restoration of museum building despite cost concerns
The mayor says the last thing she wants is for the building to become "a black hole of spending".
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Aucklanders and Wellingtonians divided on Labour and National's transport promises
Political appetite for major transport projects in Auckland and Wellington has waned as pre-election jostling ramps up. Audio
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Around the motu: Lee Scanlon in Westport
Lee looks at how West Coast health services are continuing to struggle - with Coasters recently discovering they can no longer have surgery there for broken bones. Audio
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Pacific Oceania tennis teams' double success
Both the Pacific Oceania men's and women's teams have been promoted after successfully navigating through their tournaments in Asia.
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Fiji defeat Samoa and Tonga still searching for a win at Pacific Nations Cup
Pacific Nations Cup - Flying Fijians defeat Manu Samoa at home in Apia and Ikale Tahi succumb to the Brave Blossoms in Osaka.
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Political commentators Annabelle Lee-Mather & Tim Hurdle
Tamati Coffey has reversed his decision to retire, seeking to replace Kiri Allan as Labour's candidate for the East Coast. We'll talk about the latest Cabinet reshuffle - including David Parker… Audio
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Test wins for Fiji, Japan and Scotland
Hooker Tevita Ikanivere scored two early tries as Fiji rode a strong start to beat Samoa 33-19 in the Pacific Nations Cup in Apia and continue their encouraging preparations for the World Cup in…
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Ko makes good start to latest major
Former champion Lydia Ko has made a good start to the fourth major of the year, the Evian Championship in France.
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Battle of the in-form Pacific sides in rugby clash
The winner of Saturday's Pacific Nations Cup clash between Fiji and Samoa in Apia will be in the driving seat to lift the trophy.
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Sports news in brief for July 27
Round-up of sports stories from around the Pacific including unbeaten runs in tennis and cricket
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RNZ Board member resigns
The National Party says RNZ board member Jason Ake did the right thing in stepping down.
Ake resigned from the board after criticism of his public commentary about former justice minister Kiri Allan… Audio
