David Hill
LDR North Canterbury: small rates rise for region
Let's head now to our LDR reporter David Hill down south where birds of all shapes and sizes flocked to North Canterbury over the long weekend. Audio
Around the motu: David Hill in North Canterbury
Local Democracy reporter David Hill will talk about Waimakariri, Hurunui and Kaikoura District Councils looking to pass their annual rates rises of 5.97, 7.49 and 5 per cent respectively with roading… Audio
Book review: The Making of Another Major Motion Picture
David Hill reviews The Making of Another Major Motion Picture Masterpiece by Tom Hanks, published by Penguin Random House Audio
LDR Kaikoura: town looks to have lowest rates rise of 5%
Time now for our local democracy reporting part of the programme. David Hill spoke to us from Kaikoura and told Nathan Rarere about the Council's Annual Plan. Audio
Book review: Phosphorescence by Julia Baird
David Hill reviews Phosphorescence by Julia Baird, published by HarperCollins Audio
Around the motu: David Hill in North Canterbury
David joins Kathryn to look at a big day on the area's calendar: the return of the Oxford A&P show. Agricultural shows are vital to the district's economy, which really took a hit through… Audio
Children's writer David Hill
It's a regular concern among teachers and parents - getting young people, particularly boys, to start reading. One writer who's done just that in this country for 40 years is acclaimed author David… Audio
Book review: Histories of Hate: The Radical Right in Aotearoa
David Hill reviews Histories of Hate: The Radical Right in Aotearoa New Zealand by Matthew Cunningham, Marinus La Rooij and Paul Spoonley (eds), published by Otago University Press. Audio
Around the motu: David Hill in North Canterbury
David Hill is in Kaikōura today where the local A&P show returns after Covid-19 forced its cancellation last year. Also the Kaikōura Dark Sky Trust has voted to begin the process of applying for dark… Audio
Book review: Letter for Oumuamua by James Norcliffe
David Hill reviews Letter for 'Oumuamua by James Norcliffe, published by Otago University Press Audio
On the Right Path – by David Hill
Told by Timothy Bartlett.
Nat and Nadia are twins who don't always get along. Nadia gets upset when Nat ruins her drawing.
For Kids.
Produced by Prue Langbein. Audio
Around the motu : David Hill in North Canterbury
Local Democracy Reporter David Hill talks to Kathryn about North Canterbury's building boom slowing down, dark sky and astronomy initiatives in the area and some interesting local developments in… Audio
Book review - Three of the best from 2022: Atua by Gavin Bishop; Winter Time by Laurence Fearnley, and Roderick Finlayson: A Man from Another World by Roger Hickin
David Hill reviews three of his favourite books from last year: Atua by Gavin Bishop, published by Penguin; Winter Time by Laurence Fearnley, published by Penguin and Roderick Finlayson: A Man from… Audio
LDR North Cant: taskforce helping youth into employment
Let's head to North Canterbury with our local democracy reporter David Hill. And it sounds like there are plenty of jobs in your neck of the woods, but it's a bit of a challenge for young people to… Audio
Hats Off – David Hill
Told by Timothy Bartlett.
The twins are put in charge of a stall selling caps.
For Kids.
Produced by Prue Langbein. Audio
Book review: The New Zealand Seashore Guide by Sally Carson and Rod Morris
David Hill reviews The New Zealand Seashore Guide by Sally Carson and Rod Morris, published by Potton & Burton Audio
Letter by Letter – by David Hill
Told by Campbell Simpson and Ruby Urlich.
Nat and Nadia write letters trying to have the other taken away.
For Kids.
Produced by Prue Langbein. Audio
Book review: The Passenger by Cormac McCarthy
David Hill reviews The Passenger by Cormac McCarthy, published by Macmillan Audio
North Canterbury: Councils concerned about amalgamation idea
Local Democracy Reporting programme time and this morning we're in North Canterbury with David Hill. Audio
Book review: The Axeman's Carnival by Catherine Chidgey
David Hill reviews The Axeman's Carnival by Catherine Chidgey, published by Te Herenga Waka University Press Audio