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APEC leaders come together with free and fair trade call
APEC leaders have issued their first joint communique in three years, calling for free and predictable trade to help a global economy laid low by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Man charged with murder following death in West Auckland
A man has been charged with murder after another man in his 60s died in West Auckland last night. Reporter Chen Liu Chen Lee-ooh and camera man Dan Cook filed this report. Audio
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NZ Wars: Stories of Waitara wins Te Māngai Paho Best Māori Programme
NZ Wars: Stories of Waitara wins Te Māngai Paho Best Māori Programme at the 2020 NZTV Awards.
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Book review - The Sentinel by Lee Child and Andrew Child
Sally Wenley reviews The Sentinel by Lee Child and Andrew Child, published by Penguin Random House. Audio
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Fiji rugby star's rape appeal returns to court
Former Fiji rugby sevens star Amenoni Nasilasila has been given until 4 December to file and serve affidavits to the court.
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Book review - A Private Cathedral by James Lee Burke
Ralph McAllister reviews A Private Cathedral by James Lee Burke, published by Hachette. Audio
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Facebook and Twitter grilled over US election actions
Facebook and Twitter's chief executives are being cross-examined by US senators for the second time in three weeks.
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After 12 months and 1.3m deaths, what do we know about Covid-19's origins?
Analysis - November likely marks 12 months of life with the pandemic, but the most fundamental questions like where it came from and who its first victim was remain unanswered, Catherine Taylor writes…
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$7m fund finally acknowledges Māori contribution in sports
Māori sporting organisations are relieved that years of asking for some support has finally been recognised, and say this is a step in the right direction.
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The Sampler - Glass Vaults, The Bobby Lees & Joni Mitchell
Nick Bollinger discusses the ambiguous sounds of Wellington trio Glass Vaults; Woodstock punk of The Bobby Lees; and takes a deep dive into the archives of Joni Mitchell. Audio
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UK PM Boris Johnson isolating after contact tests positive for Covid-19
British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been told to self-isolate after coming into contact with someone who tested positive for Covid-19.
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Tracking the fortunes of the Māori Party
Māori politics is a story of rapid rises and sudden falls - and this year the Māori Party is back Audio
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BENEE and The Beths win big at the Aotearoa Music Awards
For the second year running, Kiwi pop juggernaut BENEE has taken home four Tui at the Aotearoa Music Awards. Auckland power pop quartet The Beths have won three awards, including the coveted Album of… Video
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Top Johnson adviser Dominic Cummings leaves No 10 to 'clear the air'
Dominic Cummings has left Downing Street after internal battles over his role as Boris Johnson's chief adviser.
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Birds' genetic secrets revealed in global DNA study
Scientists have sequenced and recorded the genomes - the genetic make-up or "code of life" - of species from almost every branch of the bird family tree.
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Aotearoa Music Awards: Artisan winners announced
The behind-the-scenes heroes of NZ music were celebrated last night at the fifth annual AMA Artisan Awards. Winners included producer Josh Fountain, known for his work with BENEE, and engineer Simon… Video
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Kiwi Rules: Dick Move
Audio 13 Nov 2020Vocalist Lucy Suttor and guitarist Justin Lee from Auckland band Dick Move join the show for Kiwi Rules. Audio
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Future of Foulden Maar still uncertain
The Dunedin City Council is staying tight-lipped about its plans for the possible purchase of the Foulden Maar mining site.
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Introducing Whānau: Voices of Aotearoa, far from home
New Zealand’s UK based opera singers come together for a concert of New Zealand, Māori and Pacific songs to be shared internationally from the Royal Albert Hall. Watch and Listen first with RNZ… Video
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Locals in the dark over Dunedin council's plan for Foulden Maar
It's been more than a year since the Dunedin City Council announced its intention to buy 42 hectares of Foulden Maar, a fossil-rich diatomite reserve near Middlemarch.
Locals with an interest in the… Audio
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National Party leader Judith Collins reveals caucus reshuffle
National Party leader Judith Collins is unveiling her new shadow cabinet as the party picks up the pieces after its crushing election defeat.
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Professor Lee McIntyre - lies and fake news
Professor Lee McIntyre says there is a way to make people, especially politicians, more accountable for telling lies. Audio
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Super Rugby Aotearoa draw confirmed, final to be played
The Highlanders will host the defending champions Crusaders on February the 26th to kick off Super Rugby Aotearoa, which will feature a final.
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National's Maureen Pugh doubles back to Parliament
National MP Maureen Pugh was so sure she would lose her job once the special votes were counted she packed up her office and apartment in the capital and shipped her belongings home.
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Trump v Biden turns into Trump v democracy
Media networks were at last able to name the winner of the 'Race to the White House' this morning after treading water for days. Meanwhile the sitting President gave them all a huge headache: how to… Video, Audio
