Food
Beautiful story behind award winning Hawke's Bay cheese producer
One of the big winners in this week's NZ Cheese Awards was the Hōhepa Hawke's Bay cheesery. But Hōhepa is a cheese producer unlike any other. Their products are crafted by artisan cheesemakers… Video, Audio
Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
It's time for our Monday visit to the fresh produce markets - joining Nathan Rarere is our Minister of Fruit and Veggies, Glenn Forsyth.. Autumn fruit in abundance includes gold kiwifruit and two… Audio
Northland trial in pursuit of the perfect peanut ...
Country Life - Eight peanut varieties are being trialled in Northland to find out whether New Zealand can grow peanuts suitable for peanut butter. Audio
Has butter become a luxury - or was it always?
Along with bread and milk, butter has long been a staple in the Kiwi supermarket shop. However, with 500 grams now costing much as $7.50, is butter becoming a luxury item? Northland farmer and writer… Audio
Rising food prices see more Cantabrians head to the garden
Sky-high food prices and a rising cost of living have Cantabrians heading to the garden.
Foraging, community commons and backyard veggie gardens are on the rise in Otautahi, with more people… Audio
Sauces and vinaigrettes with Julie Biuso
Today Sharedkitchen founder and chef Julie Biuso talks all about making sauces and vinaigrettes. Audio
Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
It's fresh produce time - with Nathan Rarere was joined by our Minister of Fruit and Veggies, Glenn Fosyth. Fruit of the Week: Pineapple Audio
The Panel with Stephen Jacobi and Jo McCarroll (Part 2)
Panellists Stephen Jacobi and Jo McCarroll discuss a Barcelona America's Cup, how we choose which refugees to offer asylum, and foraging for wild weeds. Audio
Disappointment Hauturu/Little Barrier Island still open to scallop harvesting
Iwi leaders are disappointed Hauturu/Little Barrier Island has been left out of the list of tipa - or scallop - fisheries closed for business.
Depleted fisheries in Northland, most of Coromandel and… Audio
Scallop fisheries in Northland and Coromandel to close
Scallop fisheries in Northland and most of the Coromandel are going to be closed, to allow the shellfish beds to recover.
The latest biomass surveys confirm the poor health of the scallop fisheries… Audio
Yum Jar: The zero-waste meal delivery service
Yum Jar is a Porirua based, zero-waste company that serves their customers' dinners in jars. Even the delivery method is environmentally friendly - with the food boxes brought to customers' doors via… Audio
Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
It's Monday morning - so no better time to catch up with our Minister Of Fruit and Veggies, Glenn Forsyth. Audio
Dogs may mourn the loss of other household pets
Nearly 90 percent of dogs that experienced the death of another canine companion living in the same house showed signs of grief, according to a new study published in Scientific Reports..Professor… Audio
Missle strikes bring reality of war to Lviv
The city of Lviv and surrounding region had only endured a few attacks prior to today,.However, several powerful explosions have struck the outskirts of the western Ukrainian city this… Audio
One-Pan Herby Moroccan Chicken with Agrias & Garlic Yoghurt
Food stylist and chef Gretchen Lowe shares a recipe for a simple meal that's big on flavours and kind on whoever has to do the washing up. It's a tangy, rich and herbaceous chicken dish baked on a… Audio
Food co-op rolled out to provide long-term food security
As the price of food continues to skyrocket, a new food co-op has launched in Auckland as a foodbank alternative. Audio
Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
It's that time of week again where we head to the fresh produce markets with our Minister of Fruit and Veggies Glenn Forsyth.. Audio
Covid-19: Orchardists say virus running rampant
Some orchardists say Covid-19 is running rampant through their harvest fields.
It's peak apple time across the country, but Omicron's not showing any signs of slowing down in the busy harvest regions… Audio
Insect wings inspire new antibacterial food packaging
The natural antibacterial texture of insect wings has inspired scientists in the lab. Distinguished Professor Elena Ivanova of RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia, explains it all to Jesse. Audio
A taste of Scotland in central Dunedin
At Dunedin's Scottish restaurant Bracken, there's tartan on the walls, the staff wear kilts and haggis and whisky are always on the menu. Chef David Burt tells Lynn Freeman about his passion for… Audio