Health investment for Queenstown and Central Otago District, electricty conference, feasibility study on the Whoosh gondola system, the film and TV village at Ayrburn and snow making at Coronet Peak .
Harry Ricketts reviews Have This Heart by Lawrence Patchett, published by Te Herenga Waka University Press.
Geoff Chase has helped 100 doctoral students get over the line and now boasts a global network of researchers across academia and industry.
Annika Smethurst is Victorian Affairs editor at The Age.
The co-founder of a therapeutic choir for people with brain conditions, has developed a handbook so more choirs can be established around the country.
New research found little evidence that the scheme had actually widened access to tertiary studies.
Mission Homefront is co-founded by recently retired Lieutenant Colonel Hayden Ricketts.
Auckland FC are one win away from glory in the men's A-League, after a record-breaking season for the Wellington Phoenix in the women's league. Sam also discusses the Warriors continuing to win in the NRL.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg was one of the pre-eminent jurists of her time; the second woman appointed to the US Supreme Court, she served for nearly 30 years and was a champion of gender equality and human rights protections. No small feat then, to bring such an intellectual giant to the stage, but that's what Australian playwright Suzie Miller has done in her show RBG: Of many, One. The play makes its New Zealand debut tomorrow night at Auckland's Waterfront Theatre after sold-out tours in Australia. ...
A surge in social media-fueled run clubs is boosting 'super shoe' sales and providers are dominating a multi-million dollar corporate mental health boom.
Kelly discusses the $3.6 million in taxpayer funded repairs to emergency housing. She explains how the new average speed camera zone will work along with talking about an alleged nang coverup in connection with a fatal bus crash and Rotorua Boys High welcoming home its rugby heroes.
Gail Pittaway reviews Slash by Gavin Strawhan, published by Allen & Unwin NZ.
Christopher de Hamel traces his lifelong obsession with medieval manuscripts back to a childhood visit to Dunedin Public Library.
During his high-stakes Beijing summit with Xi Jinping, President Trump pushed for a massive Boeing jet deal.
Three couples have taken a leap and opened a bouldering gym in Whangarei - no ropes, no harnesses and a climb of up to 4.5m.
Researchers have created a shoebox-sized, fully automated laboratory to help develop better medicines in space.
The New Zealand Dental Association has called for a 50 percent increase in Otago University dentistry graduates.
Hazel Phillips was warned not to attempt the Three Passes route solo, and for 10 years, listened. But after too many false starts - bad weather, work deadlines, lack of tramping buddies - she gave up waiting and went. The tramp is for experienced backcountry trampers. It crosses Harman Pass, Whitehorn Pass and Browning Pass and is an expert-level trans-alpine route.
Jenny Yang grew up around fresh food, natural flavour, and home meals made with love and care.
Dale Husband is a long time broadcaster and Radio Waatea presenter hosting a Maori focused current affairs programme. Ben Thomas is a former National government press secretary, a columnist and a director of public affairs firm Capital.
Amy discusses the expected announcement in the coming weeks over a second harbour crossing.
Gina Rogers reviews Almost Life by Kiran Millwood Hargrave, published by Macmillan.
The search is on for a crimson hue that is both vibrant and lasting.
New Zealand filmmaker Brooke Darrow has won best documentary at the London International Student Film Festival.
Eurovision, Nuremburg-style court to prosecute Russia, no early release for Ratko Mladic, and further division in British Labour Party.
A GPS device that seamlessly switches to satellite once cellular connectivity is out of range, is now available for recreational boat users.
The rise of QR scams known as quishing.
The head of a Christchurch-based building co-operative says a flood of townhouses on the market is causing problems.
All Whites coach Darren Bazeley named his 26-strong squad on Thursday for the Fifa World Cup, two New Zealand clubs still active post the regular A-league season, three-time America's Cup winner Blair Tuke is stepping off the Team NZ boat, and the biggest names in World Surfing will be in Raglan over the next week.
Our comedians are here for a lighter look at some of the weeks stories.
