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From $12 ticket to the Supreme Court: Censured councillor's appeal knocked back
A councillor who took his own council to the Supreme Court over a stoush that started with a $12 parking ticket has had his application to appeal dismissed.
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Succession, Squid Game or a surprise? Emmy winners to be unveiled
Top honours at the Emmy awards in Hollywood have been taken by Succession, the story of a dysfunctional wealthy family jockeying for power, and feel-good comedy Ted Lasso.
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The fossil treasures of Foulden Maar
Foulden Maar in Otago is a paleontological site of international importance, offering a window into our past through long-dead fish, flowers and insects. It's also a site of interest for a commercial… Audio
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Introducing: Summer Vee
Audio 10 Sep 2022
On Introducing this week its local artist Summer Vee, introducing her song: 'Key To All Your Love' Audio -
Marlon Williams takes us through the tracks on his new album My Boy
After his highly acclaimed 2018 album Make Way For Love, Marlon Williams "gets in the sandpit" to have some fun on his new record My Boy. "There's a bit of mischief in it. It's my playful record, I'd… Video, Audio
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New Zealand into quarterfinals at Rugby World Cup Sevens
All Blacks Sevens and Black Ferns Sevens start strongly at Rugby World Cup Sevens in South Africa.
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World leaders pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II
World leaders and people from around the globe continue to pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, the UK's longest-serving monarch.
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'He was fixated on seeking revenge': Ross lied to SFO to implicate Bridges, court told
The lawyer for former National MP Jami-Lee Ross has told the High Court in Auckland his client lied to the Serious Fraud Office in an effort to implicate National's former leader, Simon Bridges.
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Political donations High Court trial expected to conclude today
A seven-week trial over alleged concealed political donations that took three years to reach the High Court in Auckland is drawing to a close today.
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Seven-week trial over political donations drawing to a close
A seven-week trial over political donations that took three years to reach the High Court in Auckland is drawing to a close today.
The Serious Fraud Office brought charges against seven people… Audio
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Defendants were unaware of electoral disclosure rules, courts hears
The High Court in Auckland has heard how several defendants in a trial over alleged concealed political donations claimed not to be aware of electoral disclosure rules.
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Political donations trial draws to a close in High Court in Auckland
A lengthy trial over alleged concealed political donations is drawing to a close, with the defence due to start its closing statements today.
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Political donations trial coming to a close
A seven-week trial over alleged concealed political donations is drawing to a close, with the Crown giving its closing statements.
Seven people, including former MP Jami-Lee Ross, are defending… Audio
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Christchurch mayoral hopeful Carl Bromley defends extremists
Christchurch mayoral hopeful Carl Bromley supported conspiracy theorists Kelvyn Alp and Hannah Spierer at court this week. So RNZ confronted him about his views and others he supports.
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Georgia on my Mind
Nick checks out tracks from Elmo Hope, Alexa Tarantino, and Harold Mabern - plus a number from Regina Carter's album "Swing States", featuring music about the political swing states of the USA. Audio
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The controversial candidates running for councils around NZ
As Local Government NZ unveils a guide to local body candidates in the wake of conspiracy theorists and extremists seeking elected office, RNZ asked some of them why they are standing and what they…
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Susie Ferguson on reporting the Iraq War: 'I couldn't cope with normal stress'
The RNZ broadcaster has spoken candidly about the toll her six-year stint as a war correspondent took on her mental health. Audio
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Man shot, search underway after serious incident in central Christchurch
A person has been shot in the Christchurch suburb of Linwood this morning, and a manhunt is underway.
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Ice Age or moa browsing? Why NZ has so many weird and wiry plants
Analysis - Recent genetic research has shed new light on the long-running debate about the evolutionary origins of some of New Zealand's quirkiest plants.
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Pushback on public media legislation
The legislation for our new public media entity is now before Parliament - but the clock’s ticking on public input. This week media executives, experts and some legal eagles cast their eye over it -… Video, Audio
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Hymns on Sunday, 28 August 2022
We're straight in with the big tunes this week. Sing along to Hubert Parry's well-loved melody, Jerusalem, paired with words by Arthur Grimshaw: Sing to the Lord a joyful song. Audio
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Music Alive: NZCT Chamber Music Contest 2022
Eight groups compete in the final of New Zealand's national chamber music competition for secondary school students. Audio
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Shocked Korean community offers to help police over death of children found in suitcase
The local Korean community is shocked there is a likely link between the deaths of two children and a migrant from their home country.
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Billionaire hedge fund manager Julian Robertson dies at 90
Julian Robertson, who co-founded what was once among the world's biggest hedge funds, and in later life had close links to New Zealand, has died at 90.
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South Korea seeking woman linked to bodies in NZ suitcases
South Korean police say it'll be difficult to pursue a woman who's thought to be a relative of two children whose bodies were found in luggage that had been in an Auckland storage locker.
A family… Audio
