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The lives of citizens not yet born need more consideration in the decision-making of today, says Sophie Howe, the world's first-ever Future Generations Commissioner. "This is not our planet to trash… Audio

Dan Slevin previews three more titles from this year’s Whānau Mārama New Zealand International Film Festival. Video

Auckland CBD will have a Safety Hub and Community Patrols this July and August to help support safety in the city centre.

It comes as the FIFA Women's World Cup and a myriad of other events kick off… Audio

Changes to the recreational fishing rules in Fiordland has been welcomed by the area's Marine Guardians.

Under the changes, fishing lines will be drawn at the entrance to each fiord and the number of… Audio

New GPS trackers on Matamata's kerbside bins will keep waste in its place.

From September, the Waikato township along with Te Aroha and Morrinsville residents are ditching the bags and wheeling in a… Audio

The state housing agency Kāinga Ora is pushing for radical changes to Wellington's housing rules, including wiping protections for character buildings and allowing more development on flood prone… Audio

Emergency Departments across the country are hitting peak demand, without the resources to cope.. Christchurch ED had a record 412 people through its doors over a 24 hour period last week. An ED Nurse… Video, Audio

If you've ever felt awkward or tongue-tied in a conversation and maybe been a bit embarrassed, today's expert might be able to help you out. Debra Fine wrote 'The Fine Art of Small Talk' and is our… Audio

The biggest-ever FIFA Women's World Cup kicks off at Auckland's Eden Park this Thursday, 20 July. We've got all your office sweepstake needs covered.

Using computers, crosswords and chess are more likely to help older people avoid dementia than knitting, painting or socialising a Monash University study has found. Audio

Whether it's a corporate refresh with more cultural considerations, or a new version of a sporting uniform steeped in history, what our high profile teams wear matters.  Audio

In the 1990s, a flight of stairs on Auckland's High Street led to the pioneering clubs Box and Cause Celebre. Tony Stamp talked to some of the people who were there. Audio

Recent reports have warned of a ‘mortgage bomb’ that could blow up - and a growing number of people unable to pay back debts. Is the story as explosive as some headlines would have you believe? 

We've all experienced those nights at one time or another, when sleep just won't come. Lying awake worrying about things we often have no control over that can doubtless best wait until the light of… Audio

Jacob Ngaha believes he's Aotearoa's very first Māori quantum physicist. He says there's room for mātaraunga Māori in the science world - and he wants more rangitahi to join his learning journey.

A Tesla-driving city lawyer returns home to face her past in this new story by award-winning writer Shelley Burne-Field (Ngāti Mutunga, Ngāti Rārua).

Under new ownership Tio Ōhiwa, or Ōhiwa Oyster Farm as it was formally known, is bringing fresh oysters and opportunity to locals' plates. Audio

"Heartbreaking" is the word Caitlin Moran found herself repeating while researching her latest book What About Men? After ten years "trying to sort out the women" best-selling UK writer Caitlin Moran… Audio

Bilingual storyteller and children's book author Moira Wairama specialises in sharing Maori creation stories for kids. Her latest book "Nanny Jo and the Wild Mokopuna" celebrates grandmothers while… Audio

St John is encouraging people who can do CPR to download an app which could save hundreds of lives each year. The GoodSAM app alerts nearby people when someone's having a cardiac arrest, something… Video, Audio

Studies have found that girls are twice as likely to call it quits on sports by the age of 14 than boys are. CoachMate and Team Heroine have put together a How to Guide titled "Keeping Girls in the… Audio

It's estimated between seven and eight percent of primary and high school struggle with Developmental Language Disorder, or DLD.  Western Sydney University has proven a new strategy for helping these… Audio

New Black Ferns captain Maia Roos is hoping her own play will help lead the team around the field in Saturday morning' Pacific Four game against the USA in Ottawa.

Felicity Reid has sports. Audio

Kathryn talks with parenting coach and education consultant Joseph Driessen about parents can help their children develop independent learning habits. Audio

Matariki will be celebrated as a public holiday for just the second time tomorrow.

A lot has been done by communities across the motu to help lift the profile of the Maori New Year, but are New… Audio

Scientists are looking for children with cerebral palsy to take part in space-like anti gravity walks for a study they hope will improve the young people's mobility. The research will map healthy… Video, Audio

The Danish have Hygge, the art of coziness. The Swedish have the art of death cleaning. This is not tidying up to change your life. Death cleaning is sorting out your stuff so other people don't have… Audio

The Chip Packet Project is likely to be one of the more unique charity initiatives you've heard of, but it's one that is aiming to both help our homeless population and ease the strain on our… Audio

A new poll has found that 60 percent of workers would be more likely to work in the office if a dog was there to entice them.

Nearly 2000 Kiwi workers took part in the poll by Frog Recruitment, which… Audio