Sports correspondent Sam Ackerman
Sam wraps the weekend results with defeats for the All Blacks and the Warriors, but a big win for the Black Ferns in Lyon. Some new, and ret...
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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...
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20 of 1,015 episodesHow karanga supports healing across generations
University of Canterbury research seeks to better understand karanga by sharing the experiences of kaikaranga - the women who perform karang...
Business commentator Gyles Beckford
Gyles previews the upcoming GDP results - the first to include the full effects of the US-Iran war and the blocking of the Strait of Hormuz.
Around the motu: Samantha Gee in Nelson
Nelson City Council has confirmed it will remove controversial trial speed bumps on Tahunanui Hills due to noise and public opposition.
Professional horse trainer Mark Langley trains humans too
Professional horse trainer Mark Langley helps horses develop confidence. Mark has trained thousands of horses and works to train not just ho...
Dame Silvia Cartwright details her unparalleled career
Her role in the 1988 Cervical Cancer Inquiry made her a household name, with the inquiry finding serious failings.
USA correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben
The latest from a GOP midterm convention, where US President Donald Trump pledged a $5,000 rebate cheque to every American.
Sea floor around Tongan volcano dropped more than 700m
The massive eruption and its after-effects have continued to be studied by scientists from around the world.
Altruism equals financial and insurance services
Altruistic, or 'for purpose' organisations, have been found to contribute as much to GDP as financial and insurance services. Research has f...
Aluminium industry calls for Govt to step in
Local aluminium extruders say demand for their product has dropped away, following an increase in cheaper overseas imports.
Urban Issues with Matthew Bradbury
How to plan for and build this new infrastructure is increasingly difficult when taking into consideration the effects of climate change.
Ube empanadas with Caramella Bakery
Bakeries and ice-cream shops are trading in the vivid green of matcha for the violet tones of ube.
Political commentators Neale Jones and Liam Hehir
Kathryn, Neale and Liam discuss recent events in politics including whether Labour has left its run too late.
Around the motu: Tom Hunt in Wellington
Wellington council is calling for some changes to help with amalgamation, while Tom also has the latest on a fiasco involving a Deloitte rep...
Book review: Phil Vine reviews two books
Phil Vine reviews: Sunrise by Tea Obreht (Hachette), and Awake Awake by Fiona Mozley (Hachette).
Unmoored men, and Jon Ronson's journey to The Castle
His book The Castle focuses on the end of old economies of factory towns and men moored to 9-to-5 jobs.
Foreign correspondent Kinley Salmon in South America
Kinley Salmon is Latin America correspondent for The Economist, based in Montevideo.
ChatGPT directing users to unsafe websites
New cybersecurity research has found ChatGPT is directing users to websites already classified as unsafe.
Families want more support following youth suicide
The family of young people who die by suicide need to be more involved and better informed about the coronial process, new research has foun...
Govt procurement rules don't capture not-for-profit benefits
A social service provider is calling on the Government to urgently review its procurement rules.