Saturday Morning
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Saturday Morning
Presented by Susie Ferguson and Mihingarangi Forbes. In-depth feature interviews, current affairs and news across a broad range of topics on RNZ National and online.
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Summer reading with Kate de Goldi
Kate de Goldi has got a nose for a good book and she's back to share her thoughts on Island Storm by Brian Floca and Sydney Smith and From Far Around...
The Visitors playwright Jane Harrison
The Visitors is a reimagining of the arrival of the First Fleet in 1788 from a First Nations' perspective and it's part of this year's Auckland Arts F...
Hitting the keys with renowned pianist Jeremy Denk
Jeremy Denk is one of America's finest pianists and a New York Times bestselling author for his 2022 memoir Every Good Boy Does Fine.
Brad Thorn: Champions Do Extra
Rugby royalty, Brad Thorn is one of those rare athletes who conquered the world in green and gold and again in black.
Carol Ann Maher: Healthy body, healthy mind
With summer and the festive season coinciding in the southern hemisphere, many of us are now dealing with the consequences of holiday weight gain.
Nicholas Hytner: The Choral
BAFTA, Olivier and Tony award winner, Nicholas Hytner's new film The Choral is just out in cinemas.
Richard Haass: A tumultuous start to 2026
From Iran to Greenland and Venezuela, it has been a tumultuous start to the year. We look at what that means for geo-political stability.
Wagner Moura: Golden Globe winner and Oscar-tipped Best Actor
Star of The Secret Agent, Wagner Moura is hotly tipped to scoop one of the most coveted Oscars at this year's Academy Awards.
Festive foods at the Northcote Saturday Market
Mihingarangi reports live from the Northcote Saturday Market and sampling the best festive foods on offer.
Christmas past and present
Whatever Christmas means to you, there is no doubt that the way we celebrate it looks very different to the way it was celebrated a generation or two...
Recycling at the Northcote Saturday Market
Mihingarangi reports live from the Northcote Saturday Market where they are using recycled materials to build a miniature town centre.
Living with dyslexia: Chanelle Moriah
Chanelle Moriah is a neurodivergent author and illustrator whose latest workbook, I Am Dyslexic, lays out what it's like to live with dyslexia.
Summer reading with Claire Mabey
Looking for a good book to get stuck into these summer holidays? Claire Mabey shares her reckons for kids, teens and adult readers.
Women on the power tools
Nikki Moss is the founder of Womenzshed in Auckland, which runs workshops for women who want to learn how to use the tools needed to get the DIY done....
Michelangelo expert: Christopher Longhurst
A Different View is a new exhibition coming to Wellington fusing centuries old art with new tech to show off over 50 masterpieces.
Helping hands: Could care robots solve the aged care crisis?
One future solution to the shortage of care workers is the use of care robots - robots with the ability to perform everyday personal and household tas...
The economic horizon with Liam Dann
On Thursday the latest GDP numbers gave cause for cautious optimism.
Giles Male: Competitive spreadsheeting
Spreadsheets are some people's idea of organisational heaven. For others they are hell. But who knew spreadsheeting is a competitive e-sport?
Netball and cricket to look for new CEO's
Two high profile resignations in two days hit the world of sport this week.
An Auckland City Mission Christmas
Christmas budgets will again be stretched this year as the high cost of living continues to be a concern for many.
Driving on dunes
As many people head off to the beaches for summer, a group from a far north hapū are trying to educate those who drive on the beach and in the dunes.
Latest from the US
President Trump has ordered the suspension of the green card lottery, which allows up to 50 thousand people into the US through a random selection pro...
Proposed change to sale of alcohol
With the festive season in full swing, the government is proposing to allow restaurants with on-site retail spaces to sell take-home booze.
Taonga pūoro with Rob Thorne
Rob Thorne is an internationally renowned Māori taonga pūoro musician and anthropologist, at the forefront of the revival of traditional Māori instrum...
Vasanti Unka: representing NZ's diversity in children's books
Vasanti Unka's newest children's book PukaPuka is a celebration of reading and the role library's play in our communities.
How to: Family Christmas dinner for under $50
Chef Del Holland is back to show us how to whip up something impressive, without breaking the bank this Christmas.
K-Road institution closes after 35 years
Locals claim K'Rd's Malaysian Restaurant, Sri Pinang is the best Malaysian food spot in Auckland but owner Ange Siew and her chef husband Kun are call...
My First Ikura
The founder of storytelling platform Nuku has published a book to normalise discussion around a young woman's first menstrual cycle.
The art of travelling light these holidays
At 50, Katherine Leamy packed her bag and headed off on a big international trip with nothing more than a backpack weighing 5 kgs.
Brain-computer interfaces
Brain-computer interfaces are especially useful for communicating with people who've lost the ability to speak or move their body.
Why giving makes children happier
A study of over 200 children suggests that the joy of giving can be experienced from a very young age.
Red carpet rolls out for Avatar 3
Wellington is playing host to the stars of Tinseltown, with the third Avatar movie Fire and Ash having its Australasian premiere there tonight.
Unravelling the mystery of Sir Charles Kingsford Smith
Aviation pioneer Sir Charles Kingsford Smith's plane disappeared on a flight from England to Australia and what happened has remained a mystery - unti...
New year, new you: Yoga in your 70s - and your 90s!
At 97, Maureen Maclean is one of several seniors to sign up for a 31-day New Year yoga challenge at their local studio in Hamilton.
Carole Cadwalladr: The Broligarchy
Investigative journalist Carole Cadwalladr's recent TED talk This is What A Digital Coup Looks Like is the most viewed of the year.
Hitting the big time
Twelve-year-old golfer, Javier Rogers-Pou is a Kaikohe kid with his eye set on the prestigious Masters Tournament.
The City of San Francisco vs UFPs
In the United States, San Francisco's City Attorney is suing 10 major food manufacturers over what's known as Ultra-processed Foods, or UFPs.
The potential cost of changes to the RMA
This week the government announced significant changes to the Resource Management Act.
Water safety warnings
Experts are warning there could be further drownings at notorious black spots this summer.
Syria one year on from Assad
This week Syrians took to the streets to mark the one-year anniversary since the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime.