Nights

For her latest work, HIDE, poet and artist Rebecca Hawkes has woven together the stories of a medieval mystic scribe and a modern shepherd's daughter. The work has also been transformed into a musical performance with a complete cello score by Emily Winter. Rebecca joins Emile to discuss the project.

Nights sports commentator on the return of club cricket and a look at the various Trans-Tasman sporting competitions currently taking place, plus Formula 1 looks to be returning to Africa.

Every Monday, we take a moment to look back with our resident historian, Emma Kay. Emma runs Small Histories of New Zealand, where she digs up curious stories, funny articles, and lost treasures from our past and shares them on social media. This week Emma is taking a look at the history of of joke political parties.

A set of aerial photographs of a remote Pacific atoll has sparked global interest in the search for long lost aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart. In 1932, Earhart was first woman to fly solo and nonstop across the Atlantic. But in 1937, along with her navigator, Earhart vanished over the Pacific while attempting to circumnavigate the globe, spawning decades of speculation about her fate. Recent interest in Earhart led the New Zealand's Air Force Museum to publish images of remote Nikumaroro atoll just last week. Matthew O'Sullivan is the Air Force Museum of New Zealand's Keeper of Photographs. He speaks to Emile.

Over the weekend, The Post's national affairs editor Andrea Vance bemoaned a lack of seriousness or inspiration to election campaigning.

He's back, and no doubt ready to inform, educate and entertain us with an array of eclectic music.

This afternoon some of those iconic named student houses, have been featured in guided walking tour lead by heritage researcher and author of book, Scarfie Flats of Dunedin, Sarah Gallagher.

At least once a week, a small group of women head out looking for their next gardening project...except - the gardens aren't actually their own.

This weekend, some of the best fighters from Aotearoa and Australia are heading to Brewtown in Upper Hutt for the 2026 Trans Tasman Buhurt Cup.

Whanganui is putting design and creativity centre stage, as it plays host to the inaugural National Festival of Design, which got underway earlier tonight.