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From nine to noon every weekday, Kathryn Ryan talks to the people driving the news - in New Zealand and around the world. Delve beneath the headlines to find out the real story, listen to Ni...
The Wellington Phoenix women line up a big second leg semi final against Brisbane Roar in Porirua this weekend, while Auckland FC's mens tea...
In 1915, Tarn Harker left his farm in Surrey in England for the trenches and the devastation of the Western Front. He later became a pilot,...
Fletcher Building is continuing its aggressive restructuring by selling its wire mesh business at a loss and exploring the divestment of its...
Piers discusses the importance of a new maintenance depot in Masterton in improving Wairarapa's train service, the possibility of local coun...
Harry Broad reviews The Only Way Is Up:On Foot To Rome by Jennifer Andrewes, published by Parallel Lives.
Dr Pasricha says the fundamentals of going number two are often left unattended and contribute to widespread gut issues and toilet anxiety.
Amid a backdrop of severe domestic economic strain and record-low approval ratings, President Trump announced plans to guide hundreds of shi...
'Boycott the Bezos' has surfaced after Amazon's Jeff Bezos and his wife were confirmed as the main benefactors of the event.
The World Stroke Organisation last week released a warning that climate change, and the environmental factors exacerbated by it, increase th...
New research has set out just how overstretched New Zealand diaysis service is. Data from the Australian and New Zealand Dialysis and Transp...
Kennedy discussed the walkway that connects 10 kilometres of coastal forest reserves on the northern shoreline of Auckland's Manukau Harbour...
Otto and Vicki McGirr made the initial move but now their four daughters are involved in the business.
Dale Husband is a long time broadcaster and Radio Waatea presenter hosting a Maori focused current affairs programme. Liam Hehir is a Palmer...
Torika reports on the latest with the City Rail Link opening dates and warnings for Auckland bike riders taking part in group rides.
Joanna Ludbrook of the Chicken and Frog Bookstore in Featherston reviews Annie and Maeve definitely are not friends by Olivia Muscat, publis...
Evelyn is, in fact, two authors: V.E - or Victoria - Schwab, who's written more than 25 books across a number of genres, and Cat Clarke, aut...
Germany and a EU-Trump storm, Spain and Italy condemn Israeli interception of Gaza aid flotilla,
A Nelson charity helping people to understand and embrace artificial intelligence has moved to a new location - a local cafe.
Community groups are outraged changes to lottery grants boards have been without any consultation.
Driver behaviour is the reason for a recent spate of deaths in crashes according to police
Sports commentator Sam Ackerman.
Following a recent tour around Aotearoa and Australia playing support for Nick Cave, Lyttelton's Aldous Harding returns with her fifth album...
Elizabeth Heritage reviews Childish Palate by Shariff Burke, published by Tender Press.
Making jokes about a medical condition - even if it's your own - can sometimes fall flat.
Asia continues to be among the worst hit regions from the Iran war, China says it may restart exports of refined oil, and the conduct of Ind...
Kathryn speaks to three Kiwis who not only ran away with the circus - they've actually set up their own one.
New Zealanders being treated for upper gut cancers such as pancreatic, stomach or liver cancer, can now access a dedicated support service.
Twenty years worth of work to change 23 rules governing the aviation sector - will happen in just two years - the Government has confirmed.
Ian talks about the huge jellyfish washing up on local beaches, the progress being made on the Otaki to North of Levin (O2NL) expressway and...
A new home for Pablo Escobar's 'cocaine hippos', humanoid robots to become baggage handlers, and a tin-can phone instead of screens for chil...
Film and television reviewer Tom Augustine details upcoming mystery comedy film The Sheep Detectives starring Hugh Jackman with some big nam...
FAFO parenting is all the hype online but what is it and is it the answer for exhausted parents moving on from gentle parenting?
Cybersecurity expert Tony Grasso looks at a breach of Mastercom in Australia, a company that builds interoperable networks used by the emerg...
Jonathan talks about the success of the Homegrown music festival and how it's sealed its future in Hamilton.
Kiran Dass reviews London Falling by Patrick Radden Keefe, published by Macmillan.
It's five minutes to seven on a train station platform in London and five people's lives are about to be changed forever. Ilona Bannister's...
UK correspondent Dan Bloom looks at another attack in the London suburb of Golders Green.
A voyage investigating our ocean plastic crisis sets sail from Auckland today.
Evolving shipping security threats have prompted an updating of the Maritime Security Act.
As Wellington continues clearing debris from last Monday's catastrophic flash floods, the scale of the challenge faced by the country's stru...
If you're living in the bigger cities, it can feel like townhouses are popping up everywhere like mushrooms. Data published by Bayleys last...
Relationship counsellors are often suggested as a sure-fire way to improve relations between couples going through challenging times. But ar...
Logan discusses claims from Invercargill's mayor that local government is a "broken system," plus the extra backing the council is giving th...
Lucy Black reviews Crux by Gabriel Tallent, published by Penguin Books New Zealand.
Cécile discusses expansion plans by Chemist Warehouse and discusses green-lipped mussels' export figures, which have more than doubled since...
The trip around the moon by Artemis ll was deemed a huge success, but now the focus turns to moon landings and developing what NASA calls "a...
Australia correspondent Bernard Keane joins Kathryn to detail the government's plans to reform the National Disability Support Scheme (NDIS)...
A Taranaki seed producer has turned his hand to producing sweet pea seeds as global production wanes. But the labour intensive and costly pr...
The head of a clean tech start up says it's worrying that many in the sector are looking overseas to solidify their growth, but he says thei...
Nine to Noon revisits the issue of whether Auckland's CBD's revitalisation is will be enough after years of disruption with the developer of...