Rebecca Jensen:
Auckland-born, Melbourne-based dancer and choreographer Rebecca Jensen brings two works to Tempo Dance Festival, and both are about threes....
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20 of 3,572 episodesNZFC ends core funding: Alice Shearman, Roseanne Liang and Patricia Watson respond
The New Zealand Film Commission is ending its Core Funding Programme, which gives just over $1 million to 10 screen organisations and guilds...
The Big Screen with Kate Rodger
Kate Rodger reviews three new releases: Verity, The Social Reckoning and the Netflix documentary Unabomber.
Tom Eslinger: Saatchi’s old desk and why it’s brutal out there (and that’s good)
In 2000, Tom Eslinger became the first global creative director of digital at any agency network, at Saatchi & Saatchi, in a role that had n...
Taarati Taiaroa: a fallen kahikatea and Aotearoa’s strong showing at the Lyon Biennale
Ten of the 120 artists at this year's Lyon Biennale are from Aotearoa, after curator Katherine Nichols was told to return to where she's fro...
City Gallery Wellington reopens: director Charlotte Davy after two years of upgrades
After two years of major upgrades and earthquake strengthening, City Gallery Wellington is open again. The work covered the internal masonry...
RNZ News at 12pm, October 11
The top stories and other headlines at midday
AFTER GOD: Stuart McKenzie Brings Big Questions to the Stage
The latest work by playwright and director Stuart McKenzie brings together two of his lifelong interests: theatre and the question of belief...
MAFS John Aiken explores Nigel Latta's ‘Lessons on Living’
The final book by the late Nigel Latta has informed Lessons on Living, a new three-part documentary series hosted by Married At First Sight...
Useful Science with Bonnie Harrison
Bonnie Harrison is here guiding us through the latest weird and useful headlines from the world of science.
Are you more likely to feel carsick in an EV?
Motoring journalist and editor of car guide Driven, Dean Evans joins Jim to discuss news from the world of motoring.
Road Rage Incident Inspires Sarah-Kate Lynch's Crime Debut
After years of writing bestselling rom-coms, Sarah-Kate Lynch has taken a darker turn.
Spring Queening: Keeping Watch for Hornets and Wasps
While pollinators like butterflies and bees are welcome visitors to the garden, other winged pests are far less popular.
Calling Home: Augusta Xu-Holland from Guangzhou, China
Actor and inventor Augusta Xu-Holland has lived in China, on-and-off for 13 years.
The Sunday Morning Quiz with Nick Robinson
Our regular quiz artist is taking a break so Jim is joined by RNZ's lead scheduler Nick Robinson.
Research shows Kiwis working overtime, not reaping rewards
A survey found 59% Kiwis work overtime, but often without extra compensation. Yet 44% of us say we would take a pay cut in exchange for one...
RNZ News at 7am, October 11
This morning's top stories and other headlines
RNZ News at 10pm, October 10
A wrap of the day's big stories
Tagata o te Moana for 10 October 2026
Coming up on Tagata o te Moana: World leaders meet in Fiji and Tuvalu for PRECOP31; The Pacific's first independent fact-checking website is...
RNZ News at 5pm, October 10
All the top stories and other headlines from the day