Hawkes Bay
Holiday Hotspot: Cape Kidnappers
Our reporter, Heugh Chappell goes on an adventure to Cape Kidnappers to see a colony of birds that draws tourists from all over the world. Audio
Judith Binney: Tuhoe
Emeritus Professor of History at the University of Auckland, and author of Encircled Lands: Te Urewera 1821-1920, which documents 100 years of the Tuhoe people. Audio
Napier's Cabana
Napier's Cabana has been host to some of New Zealand's most iconic bands and musicians. Jim Mora talks to local musician Ian Morris about the live music venue. Audio
Holiday Hotspot: Morere Hotsprings
Today we join Heugh Chappell in Northern Hawke's Bay with a literal hotspot - the Morere Hotsprings. Audio
Insight Sunday 3 February 2008: Maori Focus Unit
Insight looks at a prison rehabilitation unit in Hawkes Bay which for ten years has been working with high risk Maori offenders. Audio
Access All Areas: The Cabana Through The Years
Lee Prichard has written a book about Napier's legendary Cabana Hotel, one of NZ's classic live music venues - you hadn't done a national tour unless you'd played there! Trevor Reekie talks to Lee… Audio
Musical Chairs - Philip Dadson
This week on Musical Chairs we explore the sonic artistry of From Scratch founder and inter-media pioneer, Philip Dadson. Audio
Musical Chairs - Toni Huata
Toni Huata's debut album "Te Maori E" is dedicated to her late grandfather, Te Okanga Huata who was also a fine composer and gifted orator. Inspired by a cassette which included many of her… Audio
Musical Chairs: Richard Nunns
Pākehā schoolteacher Richard Nunns spent the best part of his life making, playing and recording replicas of ancient Māori instruments. Now these taonga puoro are being used at some of New Zealand's… Audio
