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The Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister is confident making supermarkets sign up to an enforceable code of conduct will help ease the pain in Kiwis' pockets.

The rules aim to address the imbalance… Audio

The New Zealand data science programme, Taiao, aims to help researchers make sense of environmental data so they can make useful predictions to guide good decisions. Claire Concannon meets the team at… Audio

On At the Movies, Dan Slevin looks at three new films. He reviews the new biography of Elvis Presley written and directed by Baz Luhrmann, ELVIS; James Napier Robertson and. Paula Whetu Jones'… Audio

A sticky-fingered thief has made off with pots and pots of clover honey from a stall with an honesty box near Roxburgh.

The woman helped herself at the roadside shop on State Highway 8 at Ettrick on… Video, Audio

Students and teachers hit with the double whammy of winter ills and Covid are anxious to know if they'll get any extra help to achieve NCEA this time round.

Attendance at some schools has been around… Video, Audio

Employers are putting the heat on the government to help solve a major people-power problem.

Worker shortages appear to be stifling almost every sector and they're being blamed for business closures… Audio

The Taiao programme, led by the University of Waikato, aims to create machine learning tools to help researchers wrangle with massive amounts of environmental data. Claire Concannon visits the team to… Audio

Ben Bravery was undergoing bowel cancer in his late twenties when he realised his aftercare left a lot to be desired. His solution? To go to medical school, become a doctor and try to bring about… Audio

Today's correspondent is Annika Smethurst in Australia, where there's been no let up in the rain falling in southern parts of New South Wales - what further help might be on offer for communities that… Audio

Inland Revenue says more businesses are getting behind on GST payments, and its urging business owners to seek help early if they're struggling. In the eight months to March, total outstanding debt to… Audio

The National Party says the Government must act quickly to allow immigrant nurses to fill the shortfall of jobs within the health sector.

The party's deputy leader says the health sector is in need… Audio

The governor general has honoured several people who showed extreme bravery during the terror attack in Christchurch.

Among those recognised were members of the public who rushed at the gunman to try… Video, Audio

The country's biggest salmon exporter is desperate to start farming in the open ocean away from warming coastal waters that are killing thousands of its fish.

A record breaking marine heatwave has… Audio

The calls for more support from GPs are growing louder under the weight of demand for their services.

Waiting rooms have been full to bursting, and that's if you can get in to see a GP as the… Video, Audio

Those leading a new methamphetamine harm reduction programme in Murupara say Covid restrictions unwittingly highlighted the serious nature of the community's drug problem.

Te Ahi Mauri is modelled on… Video, Audio

Many of us are feeling the squeeze from rising inflation. At times like these the weekly grocery bill is often the first area we cut back on. So today's expert is registered nutritionist Amanda Brien… Audio

We talk to a non-profit group sharing their knowledge and skills to help Whanau in hardship help themselves. SuperGrans Tairawhiti is a registered foodbank. Its General Manager, Linda Coulston talks… Audio

The tourism industry wants the extension of a popular working holiday visa to kick in earlier to help with staff shortages.

The Youth Mobility Scheme will now allow people aged between 18 and 35 to… Audio

When someone screws up and it hits the headlines, what actually happens when PR experts are called in to help them fix it? Audio

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Two retired Auckland University lecturers put the case for correctly acknowledging the role native trees can play in carbon sequestration. Audio

It's not just chopping onions that'll make your eyes water these days, but paying for them too.

As the price of fruit n veges hits harder, many Kiwis are growing their own. On the Hibiscus Coast a… Video, Audio

Wāhine Māori police graduates say they can help make a difference in their communities as a record number join the force this year amid a drive for more diversity.

Despite its mission to bring in… Audio

A decision to introduce a targeted rate to help repair roads damaged by logging trucks is winning few friends in Taranaki.

Stratford District Council says the roads - some of which were designed for… Audio

We're told to stay home when we're sick – but for many workers, that's an almost impossible ask. Can employers be doing more? Audio

The ongoing spread of Omicron, influenza and other winter illnesses is being described by one urgent care doctor as a "tsunami".

Health Minster Andrew Little said the health system as a whole is… Video, Audio

Psychologist Sarb Johal say ambivalence about parenting can strike at any time - even in the lead up to parenting. He says it's totally normal but because few parents ever voice these feelings, it's… Audio

 One in ten children suffer from a sleep disorder but most of us – including GPs and paediatricians – know very little about the signs and symptoms, says Dr Chris Winter. In his new book The Rested… Audio