Stories by Jogai Bhatt

Former pro basketballer Stuart McEwen wants to change his life - and he wants you to join him.

The news the Chief Ombudsman must hang up his hat at the ripe age of 72 has sparked debate - how old is too old to still be working? Audio

Unsure what to do with his newfound freedom, a 60-year-old retired salary-man finds new purpose in exploring the food of his neighbourhood. Jogai Bhatt explains why it's worth a watch.

RNZ's Jogai Bhatt looks back at some of the most memorable moments from the night.

Aotearoa's arts community is rich in multicultural storytelling. RNZ reflects on the contributions of five Kiwi women working across stage and screen.

One-note characters used to be the norm for women on TV. But things are changing for the better, says Jogai Bhatt.

"It is a huge weight to bear," says Roseanne Liang as Netflix's huge live-action adaptation gets two more seasons Video

In a career spanning nearly 60 years, the lyric soprano has received many accolades. We look back at some of her memorable looks.

The internet is agog with theories as to why the Princess of Wales has been absent from public view since Christmas. Jogai Bhatt rounds up some of the wildest rumours.

Many children grow up dreaming of living in a world of chocolate, but Thomas Netana Wright has made it his reality.

As the Indian community in Aotearoa gears up for Navratri and Diwali festivities, RNZ finds an Indian migrant in Paris who has taken responsibility for serving the community to new levels.

First Person - How did one of the world's greatest transport systems fare during the Rugby World Cup? RNZ reporters Tiffany Salmond and Jogai Bhatt compare it to Auckland.

First Person - The 2023 Rugby World Cup exists in an alternate reality - or at least, that's how it feels covering it, Jogai Bhatt writes.

A group of die-hard fans are there for the All Blacks no matter where they go - for three World Cups, they have crossed the globe several times over, and now they're in France for the key…

Analysis - New Zealand's cost of living crisis has been a hotly-debated topic in the lead up to the election - and it's easy to see why.

In the midst of hosting the Rugby World Cup, French officials have held a crisis meeting over bedbugs, with videos online showing them on public transport and airport seats. Audio

Aunty's House has been founded as a collective focused on celebrating and uplifting the South Asian diaspora in New Zealand, and launched with its first event, the Chai Session.

Fans ignored the rain for the chance to welcome one of the world's top hip hop artists to Auckland.

An Auckland school community that has long celebrated Matariki is welcoming its recognition as a public holiday.

With a booster shot now in the picture, the rate of vaccination uptake has lowered even further for elderly Indians, with the 65 plus age bracket sitting at just 83 percent triple jabbed.

Anita Chhiba, the creative force behind an online platform championing South Asian culture, says the beauty of the platform is that it showcases South Asian people "free of cultural restraints".

While media coverage has often focussed on where Covid-19 vaccination rates need to be lifted, the quiet efforts of NZ's largest Asian community have been largely ignored. So why have more than…

The best of Cook Islands dance, language, culture and food was celebrated this weekend at Te Maeva Nui 2021 in Tamaki Makaurau

The best of Cook Islands dance, language, culture and food was celebrated this weekend at Te Maeva Nui 2021 in Tamaki Makaurau

Political commentators seemed to be lauding National leader Judith Collins' performance in last night's TVNZ leaders' debate, but social media had entirely different takes.