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How are you getting to work? By car, bike, bus or train? And what is it costing the planet to get workers to workplaces and home again?

It is hoped a new app will help businesses easily calculate the… Video, Audio

There's concern a pharmacy test for Omicron antibody levels will lull people into a false sense of security or send them into a panic unnecessarily.

Biotech company Orbis Diagnostics says it is… Video, Audio

Preparations are underway for a 'Roady for Roadies' next month. To explain what's involved in this roady and share the itinerary, music promoter Brent Eccles talks to Jesse. Audio

Our next guest is on a mission to encourage and develop indigenous small business through a Te Ao Maori lens. Pat MacFie is the co-founder of tech companies and creative agencies Indigo, Manaaki &amp… Audio

Experts doubt China will help Russia in its invasion of Ukraine, saying the global superpower has too much to lose and very little to gain.

They say it could be catastrophic for the global economy if… Audio

Schools will begin teaching a new, compulsory history curriculum from 2023. 

Te Takanga o Te Wā took three years to develop and the government is hoping it will help close significant knowledge gaps… Audio

A New Zealand Army veteran has joined the ranks of Westerners who have travelled to Ukraine to train volunteers how to hold and shoot a gun.

The former solider served for six years specialising in… Audio

The lump sum given to people newly released from prison to help them start a new life hasn't changed in 30 years and advocates say the rising cost of living is even more reason to bring it up to… Audio

Just over 24 hours ago, Ukraine's President Zelensky addressed the US Congress - making a plea for more help from the Americans. Joining Nathan Rarere to tell us if those pleas have been heard is our… Audio

With traditional media on the decline, could new publishing platforms like Substack be the key to keeping talented writers in gainful employment? Audio

It's a nightmare scenario for a couple just before their wedding day: the photographer, the makeup artist or the celebrant tests positive for Covid and there's a mad scramble to find a replacement.

… Video, Audio

With the help of some trainee builders, Wellington man Matthew Lillis has nearly completed his new tiny home for around $50,000 all up. The house was constructed in Raglan as part of a tiny home… Audio

In today's Focus on Politics podcast, Political Editor Jane Patterson interrogates the ramifications for New Zealand of Russia's war against Ukraine. Audio

If you try and compare your life to that of Louis XVI you might think that there's no comparison. The notorious French king had riches, servants and palaces, including that epic one at Versailles. Yet… Audio

We begin today in the USA, where Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelensky has addressed Congress on a video link from Kyiv - once again appealing for more direct help from the US government. Just prior… Audio

A story of a community taking the lead to investigate their own history. Near the small fishing village of Moeraki, whānau members are doing the work of excavating, sorting, and identifying artifacts… Audio

A stark warning from GPs today - a visit to the clinic is going to get more difficult as they face a major shortage.

The Royal College of General Practitioners says more medical students need to be… Audio

The welcome mat is out for tourists but it could be another four years before Aotearoa's back to pre-Covid visitor numbers.

And the industry says it will need extra financial help despite today's… Video, Audio

Simon Evans flew from Birmingham to Kraków, Poland to help fleeing Ukrainians, driving over 950 miles throughout the weekend. Audio

Panellists Anna Dean and Mark Knoff Thomas discuss plans to fast-track the reopening of New Zealand's border and a UK man on a mission to help Ukrainians. Audio

In these anxious times, music can be one of our most powerful allies. A music programme in Auckland, called The Green Room, is expanding its services and wants to get the word out there to youth in… Audio

ShelterBox is providing urgent help to families affected by Ukraine crisis The charity - which has been providing families who have been left homeless by disaster or conflict with shelter since 2000… Audio

Lisa is a chartered accountant, and runs her own accountancy and business advisory firm, Social Currency. The company donates 10 per cent of its revenue to various charities that support at-risk kids.

Chris joins Lynn to look at the criticism being leveled at the federal government, after it was revealed it initially refused three requests from the New South Wales government for help during the… Audio

Auckland-based architect Rob Guild is sounding the alarm about the way New Zealand is approaching housing intensification; which risks poor design and a lack of amenity. Audio

Beneficiaries calling Work and Income for help say they are enduring long waits - often of more than an hour - to talk to someone.

Work and Income comes under the Ministry of Social Development -… Audio

A costume from the latest spiderman movie, a private banquet and opera evening are but some of the items up for auction in support of children in Tonga Audio

Auckland streets may be about to get a bit safer, with plans for lower speed limits on more than 1600 roads across the city.

Nearly a thousand of them are around 82 schools in the city.

It's a move… Video, Audio