Food
Can cookbooks really be plagiarised?
Two Australian cookbook authors are in a dispute over claimed plagiarism of recipes for caramel slice and baklava. RNZ cookbook editor Kathy Paterson weighs in. Audio
The Panel with Sally Wenley and Conor English (Part 2)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Sally Wenley and Conor English. They discuss congestion charging and the fate of a Wellington sports centre that's sat dormant for more… Audio
Easy Eats: Stir-fried Quinoa with Broccoli and Fried Eggs
Kelly Gibney turns quinoa into something akin to fried rice in a lovely use of this seed which has a pleasant, gentle pop to its texture. Get the recipe here. Audio
Vegan pineapple lump takes out chocolate prize
Comedian Tom Sainsbury, who was on the judging panel, described it as "a pineapple lump made with love that you just can dive into and forget about your life".
Best-selling cookbook author denies plagiarising recipes
Brooke Bellamy rejects claims by popular cook Nagi Maehashi that two recipes in a cookbook are copied.
Healthy food provided at schools sees big change in achievement
Reporter Ke Xin Li visited a Hamilton primary school breakfast club to see what is on offer, and how it's helping education. Audio
Vegan Chocolate Awards
The annual Vegan Chocolate Awards took place last night in Auckland, inviting chocolatiers from across the country to duke it out to see who can craft the best tasting chocolate without using a single… Audio
Expert Feature: Beer
Today we're talking Beer with Thomas Shellhammer. He's a Professor of Brewing Science, expert in the chemistry of hops, and a Fellow of the institute of Brewing and Distilling. A serious heavyweight… Audio
The award winning meat raised locally for urban consumption
Conscious Valley has just won an outstanding food producer award for its lamb raised just outside the capital and solid direct to consumers. Audio
Around the motu:Diane McCarthy in Whakatane
Diane discusses the latest events in Whakatane including updates on the upcoming local elections. Audio
Fruit and Vege Report with Glenn Forsyth
Glenn Forsyth is back after two massive long weekends with all the fruit and veggie news. Audio
World Food Programme runs out of food stocks in Gaza
The agency warned that if the aid blockage was not lifted it might be forced to end its critical assistance.
Robots v. Humans: Who makes a better coffee?
Ellie and Corey get an expert in to definitely answer who can make the better coffee: Robots vs. Humans Audio
Frozen anchovies in recall over biotoxin threat
New Zealand Food Safety is recalling a range of frozen anchovies after detecting marine biotoxin in the product.
Patisserie Chef Maxine Schekter On the Great Lamington vs Wellington Debate
French-trained pastry chef, Maxine Schekter has spent the past 11 years honing her craft in some of the world’s top kitchens. Schekter speaks to Kara Rickard and Mark Williams On The Air this ANZAC… Audio
The Panel with Deborah Hart and Jeremy Ellwood (Part 2)
Tonight on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Deborah Hart and Jeremy Ellwood. They discuss moves to repeal legislation aimed at removing jargon from the public service, the social… Audio
Demand for cottage cheese 'is going nuts', with no sign of slowing
The high protein, low calorie dairy food is being snatched off supermarket shelves as social media spruiks its health benefits and feeds the craze with recipes.
Third of New Zealanders need help with food
Data should be 'wake up call' that action is needed in grocery sector, Consumer NZ says.
