Mark Leishman
Midweek Mediawatch - big bills for media billionaires
Midweek Mediawatch: Colin Peacock talks to Mark Leishman about a very bad week for two billionaire media barons - Elon Musk and Rupert Murdoch - burning up credibility and cash in court, online and in… Audio
Midweek Mediawatch - big bills for media billionaires
Colin Peacock with the latest news and controversies in New Zealand's media. Audio
Barbershop marks 50 years
Sharp scissors and sharp wit are the secrets to success as a Hamilton barbershop marks 50 years in business. Audio
Biographer remembers Barry Humphries
Barry Humphries' biographer remembers the late great comedian. Audio
For the love of vegan chocolate
Luke Owen Smith is a chocolate expert and a judge of the Vegan Chocolate Awards. Audio
Managing your boss
How to forge ties with your boss, based on mutual respect and understanding. Audio
BBC Lookahead
BBC correspondent Nisha Patel gives a worldly look at the week ahead. Audio
Last wish of a French-Canadian rebel granted
More than 180 years after he was captured by the British and sent to Australia, the last wish of a French Canadian rebel is set to be granted. Audio
A very special Bentley
Dozens of primmed a prepped luxury cars are making their way across the South Island this week. Audio
Elusive stoat finally captured
A 10-month hunt for a southern predator has finally come to an end after a stoat was trapped and killed on a small island just off the coast of Fiordland. Audio
Brass with David Bremner
Music Director of the National Band of New Zealand, David Bremner, selects music from New Zealand military bands. Audio
Sports Talk with Bryan Waddle
Wrexham's promotion to the football league, the Blackcaps and the Commonwealth Games 2034 - here's the latest from Bryan Waddle this week. Audio
James Bond
It's been 70 years since the first 'James Bond' book was published on the 13th of April 1953. Ian Flemming's 'Casino Royale' sold out within weeks. Dr Ebony Nilsson (nill - son) , took a look at the… Audio
Out Lately with Finn Johansson
Finn introduces us to an electic collection of new music Audio
New Zealand Remembrance Army
Between 200 to 400 volunteers are on a mission to clean memorials to past service men and women in time for ANZAC Day. Audio
Short-Cut with Dan Slevin
Dan Slevin gives us a selection of must-watch televisual and streaming delights. Audio
Nordic singer tours NZ
Swedish/Finnish vocalist and educator Anna Fält is touring New Zealand and Australia, and hosting a Nordic singing workshop in Auckland. Audio
Shoulder pads are back
Shoulder pads and spikes are back and are all the rage on the catwalks of Europe. Audio
Rare hybrid solar eclipse
Hybrid solar eclipse reaches totality over Australia. Kiwi-born Tim Rattary travelled from his home in Melbourne to witness the celestial phenomena. Audio
Calling all citizen scientists
The iNaturalist City Nature Challenge competition pits cities across the world, including five here in Aotearoa, in an effort to get people out discovering and documenting the biodiversity of their… Audio