Science: Extreme weather drives European voters green
Science commentator Laurie Winkless joins Kathryn to talk about three new studies. The first shows evidence from 25 European countries that...
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20 of 1,354 episodesShining a light on the dark art of Kiwi Gothic painter
A major exhibition, Blood Is Thicker: Jason Greig, first staged at The Dowse Art Museum and now showing at Christchurch Art Gallery.
Unemployment rate rises to 5.7 per cent
Unemployment rose to its highest level in nearly 11 years as the economy shed jobs, and there are signs some people may have stopped looking...
Around the motu: Kereama Wright
Kereama has the latest on the down grading of alert levels on Whakaari/White Island plus Whakatane Hospital neonatal unit gets an upgrade, K...
Book review: Lucy Black's picks
Lucy Black reviews two books: Bedford Street by Ross Murray (Earth's End Publishing), and Music Against the Night by Yiyun Li (HarperCollins...
Sir Michael Parkinson: New doco on the man behind the persona
The film offers a reflection - not just on his extraordinary broadcasting career - but on the father, husband and person behind the public p...
Australia: Cup day rate hike, weight loss pill approved & more
Australia correspondent Karen Middleton on another OCR hike, the glitz and glamour of the Melbourne Cup, the drug regulator has approved the...
Do you really need extra electrolytes?
Electrolyte drinks and powders are pushed as the answer to dehydration - but does anyone actually need them? uss.
EV and hybrid uptake soars
Nearly one in four new vehicles in the year to October was a plug-in EV - up from 10 per cent in the same period last year.
Wellington weighs rating land value
Wellington City Council is proposing a major shift in how it collects rates from households.
Sports correspondent Marc Hinton
What's next for a future professional netball league after the sport's national body parted ways with private backers Ali Williams and Anna...
Liv Sisson's new love in nature: moths and butterflies
Liv Sisson has a new book out this week about the butterflies and moths of New Zealand.
Business commentator Hamish McNicol
Big moves among retailers The Warehouse and Kathmandu, as the former head of the Financial Markets Authority gets a big payout.
Around the motu: Piers Fuller in Wairarapa
Piers Fuller, editor of the Wairarapa Times-Age, has the latest news from the region.
How can we understand our pets?
How we understand our animals? What are our pets trying to tell us and how can we even 'hear' them?
Social media star Nix Adams on her many lives
Nix Adams discusses her book Nothing to Lose: A mother's journey through grief, addiction and recovery.
USA correspondent David Smith
David Smith has the latest on the midterms, as one Democrat switches sides.
New project explores lactation after infant loss
A new project aims to improve healthcare professionals' capacity to provide compassionate, evidence-based lactation care after infant loss.
New $125m Bruce McLaren Centre for Auckland University
University of Auckland is building a $125 million high-performance engineering facility in racing driver Bruce McLaren's honour.
Swelling pest populations wreak havoc on farms and native bush
Otago farmers are fighting are losing battle against invasive pests, including deer, pigs and possums. Several farmers in The Catlins lost l...