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Basketball New Zealand has announced a game-changing pro women's league to be known as Tauihi Basketball Aotearoa.  Basketball NZ board member and former Tall Fern Megan Compain talks to Jesse. Audio

We get no training for intimate relationships and often don't look at our own behaviour within them until things go wrong. Psychologist Karen Nimmo has written a do-it-yourself guide for anyone who… Audio

Just over a month ago, Roman Shulyar was leading a busy life as a partner at a law firm in Kyiv. He's a transaction lawyer, and was largely concerned with everyday tasks; finance projects, mergers and… Audio

Truckers believe there are some simple solutions to help the industry quickly target carbon emissions with government support.

Ia Ara Aotearoa Transporting New Zealand chief executive Nick Legget… Audio

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy addressed the United Nations Security Council last night as he builds support for an investigation into civilian killings in areas seized by Russians.

It comes… Audio

Parched southland has finally got some rain and it will continue to rain over the coming days.
It will be welcome news to  firefighters battling the large fire on conservation wetlands at Awarua,… Audio

It was pedal to the metal last month as buyers raced to snap up gas guzzlers - utes and SUVs - ahead of the high emissions vehicle fee introduced this month.

Motor Industry Association figures show… Video, Audio

For 12 years, Aucklander Angela Caughey looked after her husband with dementia until he died.  At 92, she's turning her attention to prevention. Audio

The Hyundai Pinnacle Programme is an outdoor experience course which focuses on helping young people to explore and to achieve their potential. It has three stages, a Spirit of Adventure voyage… Audio

We check in with the Tongan business community as govt announces a $9million recovery package. Audio

Stephen Charles is a former judge of appeal in the Victorian Supreme Court, QC, member of the Accountable Round Table and the Centre for Public Integrity making the case for a Federal anti-corruption… Audio

Parliament’s Speaker is on a mission to stop workplace bullying and improve behaviour, even that of the ‘staff’ who can’t be fired. Audio

Children’s hymns feature in this week’s programme, including Cecil Frances Alexander’s well-known hymn There is a green hill far away.  Audio

In today's Focus on Politics podcast, investigative journalist Guyon Espiner talks to a leading defence lawyer, the chair of the IPCA and the commissioner of police about whether the police watchdog… Video, Audio

There are calls for more strategic govt funding for Pacific health providers. Audio

Napier's council hopes brand new bores will help solve the brown, dirty water problems plaguing the city's taps.

One was blessed today and should be operational by mid-year.

But is that soon enough… Audio

Front line Pacific health care workers are on the clock from dawn to dusk responding to the need in their communities through the Covid outbreak.

Now a Pacific health leader is calling on the… Audio

Cost of living pressures are pushing some long term Waiheke residents back to the mainland, while others desperate to leave are becoming trapped in paradise.

The island's food bank and welfare… Video, Audio

Three sommeliers sought to make choosing the right wine easier for the average consumer, so they created Wine-oji. Wine-oji co-founder and Noble Rot Wine Bar sommelier Jessica Wood talks to Jesse… Audio

The New Zealand education app Kami has been named in TIME Magazine's 100 most influential companies of 2022. Founder Hengjie Wang talks to Jesse about their platform and why it's so popular in the US.

Fifty years ago today, University of Otago researchers began to study over 1,000 Dunedin babies born in 1972 and 1973. The Dunedin Study, as its known, is now the world's longest-running… Video, Audio, Gallery

The Federated States of Micronesia calls on Solomon Islands to abandon its pursuit of a security treaty with China; A team of New Zealand health experts are heading to Nuku alofa to help people… Audio

A team of New Zealand health experts are heading to Nuku alofa to help people traumatised by January's volcanic eruption and tsunami. Audio

Last week Nathan Rarere talked with Dr Olga Dubnytska - a Ukranian-born doctor in Palmerston North whose brother Paul is an ambulance driver in Kyiv. His old ambulance wasn't prepared for the Russian… Audio

Performed by Monique Lapins with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra conducted by Giordano Bellincampi at their Premier Series concert 'Magnificent Mendelssohn', Auckland Town Hall, 17 February 2022.

Lifeline Aotearoa is in need of financial help generous donors needed to fill a financial gap left after Gisborne's Rhythm and Vines got canned.

Lifeline operates a phone service for people who are… Video, Audio

The labour shortage is not just tight - it's critical - that's according to new data out today.

The report by Sense Partners for Business NZ shows in most parts of the country, including the entire… Video, Audio

With the release of the damning report about the state of literacy in New Zealand, many have chimed in on the best way to get Kiwi kids reading skills back on track. Tutor Emma Nahna, has read a book… Audio