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The Pre-Panel with Moata Tamaira and Peter Dunne
Panellists Moata Tamaira and Peter Dunne talk to a family who decided to move into a bus to swerve rising living costs and tell us what they've been thinking. Audio
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Singapore, Japan on list for Ardern's first overseas trip since Covid-19
The prime minister is heading a trade mission to Singapore and Japan with what she calls a clear message - "New Zealand is open for business".
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Axed liquor licensing policy back on Hamilton Council agenda
The council is revisiting the policy after ditching it four years ago due to pressure from the liquor industry.
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Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam to not seek second term
Hong Kong's leader Carrie Lam has announced she will not seek a second term in office after a controversial tenure that has seen many of the territory's civil freedoms eroded.
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Paul Coll retains his British Open title
New Zealand's Paul Coll has defended his British Open squash title with a comprehensive straight game win over Egyptian Ali Farag.
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Nashville Babylon 2 April 2022
On this week's show Mark has birthday tunes for Emmylou Harris and Richard Thompson, a reggae classic from Neville Brown, the Cowboy Junkies covering Gram Parsons plus a rock 'n' roll smash from Jerry… Audio
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Ko in top flight, Pakistan score record run chase to beat Australia and five debutants in All Blacks Sevens squad.
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Defending champs England into World Cup final
Danni Wyatt scored her second one-day international century and Sophie Ecclestone took six wickets as champions England cruised into the World Cup final.
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Today's sports news: What you need to know
In today's sports news - Australia cruise into World Cup final, Auckland close in on Plunket Shield and British teenager sent to prison for abusive text..
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Three waters: Iwi engagement 'severely lacking', mayor says
South Wairarapa mayor Alex Beijen says the government's consultation and engagement with local iwi regarding three waters reforms has been "severely lacking".
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Question Time for 29 March 2022
Audio 29 Mar 2022Questions to Ministers: BARBARA EDMONDS to the Minister of Finance: What recent reports has he seen on the New Zealand economy? TEANAU TUIONO to the Minister for COVID-19 Response: Is he concerned… Audio
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Blue Smoke: Twist Fever
The New Zealand Truth immediately saw it as a scandal. "Beware of the Twist" they declared, when the swiveling dance first arrived in Auckland. The Twist had more grace than rock'n'roll, the paper… Audio
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The Mixtape: Richard O'Brien
On the Mixtape today is someone very special. Writer, singer, musician and creator of the Rocky Horror Picture show, Richard O'Brien is celebrating his 80th Birthday this weekend and he celebrates it… Audio
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Media merger raises stakes for NZ journalism
In today's Focus on Politics podcast, the government is pressing ahead with its planned mega media merger. Political reporter Katie Scotcher explores what it will mean for RNZ and TVNZ, as well the… Audio
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Isolated East Coast communities rally together as Covid-19 cases rise
The small isolated communities along Tairāwhiti's East Coast say they are putting in the hard mahi as Covid-19 cases rise.
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Live: Residents urged to shelter as storm passes through Northland, Auckland
Residents in Northland and Auckland have been urged to take shelter this morning as a severe thunderstorm travels down the North Island. Audio
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White Ferns lose another World Cup thriller
England have all but knocked New Zealand out of the Womens Cricket World Cup after beating them by one wicket at Eden Park.
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Severe thunderstorm warning in Northland, Auckland
The Metservice has issued a Severe Thunderstorms Warning for the areas of Kaipara, Far North, Whangaeri and Rodney, with risks of localised tornadoes and flash floods.
The National Emergency… Audio
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England prevail over New Zealand in a thriller
England have knocked New Zealand out of the Womens Cricket World Cup after beating them by 1 wicket at Eden Park.
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Nashville Babylon 19 March 2022
On this week’s show Mark has birthday tunes for Lee Scratch Perry and Solomon Burke, a classic from Little Feat, blues courtesy of Bessie Smith, plus a soul smash from Otis Redding. Audio
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Boosting Māori representation in sport management
Audio 18 Mar 2022Moves are underway to boost the representation of Māori in leadership and management roles in the sports sector. Audio
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Tairāwhiti Covid-19 increase could be 'a result of poverty in action' - GP
The region, which includes Gisborne and the East Cape, has the highest per capita rate of Covid-19 in the country.
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James Webb telescope: 'A chance of seeing life out there in the universe'
Engineers say they have now managed to fully focus the $10b observatory on a test star. Otago Museum director Ian Griffin says after the first image from it his "head nearly exploded". Audio
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Oral Questions for Thursday 17 March 2022
Audio 17 Mar 2022Questions to Ministers TAMATI COFFEY to the Minister for the Environment: What changes has the Government made to urban planning rules in Rotorua? NICOLA WILLIS to the Minister of Finance: Does he… Audio
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Review - Bergman Island
Bergman Island, sees two married film-makers (Tim Roth and Vicky Krieps) go to stay at the former home of the late Swedish legend Ingmar Bergman. Will they be inspired, or will it destroy their… Video, Audio
