Stories by Sunday Morning

We trust our memories to tell the truth. But what if they lie? Psychologist Gabrielle Principe explains why even our most vivid recollections shouldn't be trusted. Audio

An animal behaviourist answers some of the top must know curly questions. Audio

He reflected on the last nine decades of his life on Sunday Morning - after having celebrated with a "big gathering" of family, friends, and neighbours. Audio

Will humanity's 'global brain' of shared knowledge and cooperation lead to a better future, or to our extinction? Jim Mora talks with Cambridge University's Dr Thomas Moynihan. Audio

How today's dictators are forging powerful global alliances to weaken democracies from the inside out. Audio

From rice-sized brain surgeons to elderly caregivers. The robots are no longer coming - they're already here. Audio

Retailers are posting images of suspected thieves in growing numbers, but a top Auckland barrister says the law may not be on their side. Audio

From the Roman Empire to Russian Tsars and the Scottish Highlands, Richard McLauchlan's new book explores the mythology, history, and global reverberations of the iconic instrument. Audio

Phone cases are a multi-billion dollar industry - but some are ditching the safety of silicone in favour of a caseless lifestyle. Audio

New Zealand financial writer Martin Hawes tells RNZ what he's learnt about getting set up for retirement. Audio

Many dog owners will tell you they can read how their dogs are feeling - but can they? Audio

Feeling jet lagged today? There's a reason for that, Professor Erik Herzog tells Sunday Morning. Audio

Since having her drink spiked at an Auckland gig, Gaby Ivanov-Giraldo has been advocating to raise drink safety awareness. Audio

While the US saw a particularly tough season, it doesn't always translate to the Southern Hemisphere, says Dr Richard Webby. Audio

An Auckland study into insoles aims to bring relief to sufferers of pain in feet and throughout the body. Audio

Despite 50 years in the business, soul legend Chaka Khan's voice is as strong as ever, she says. Audio

A recent survey reveals how the struggle to balance costs is forcing many Kiwis to make the hard choice between essentials such as food and healthcare. Audio