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If the future of healthcare is personalised genomics, how can we ensure that it is used to lessen inequities, rather than strengthen them? This week, Our Changing World speaks to two of the co-leaders… Audio

If you're arrested or detained overseas, who do you call for help back home - and can they really help you? Audio

Bones and All is the Venice Film Festival-winning horror film by Italian director Luca Guadagnino (Call Me by Your Name). It stars Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell as two young people on the run… Video, Audio

Lizzie Bayliss is an Auckland teacher on a mission to inspire others in the classroom who may be wading through exhaustion and red tape.

She's founded a journal - called everyday, containing articles… Audio

There are about 25,000 teacher aides in New Zealand - but are they being used effectively?

A report released today by the Education Review Office found teacher aides work best when they are in… Audio

Jess spends a day with Yery Cho and Carl Ruwhiu, of electronic-pop duo Imugi 이무기, to chat about escaping into the internet, world-building through music, and remaining independent. Video

Migraine is a common neurological disorder, affecting over one billion people worldwide. Audio

Z Energy chief executive Mike Bennetts talks through the details of security measures at its petrol stations to keep staff and customers safe.  Video, Audio

Small business say they'll be living in fear while they wait in the queue for fog cannons to help protect them.

The government has announced a $4000 subsidy for small shops and dairies, regardless of… Video, Audio

When it comes to creativity, the quantity of your ideas is more important than the quality, says Stanford University professor Jeremy Utley. “If you want good ideas, generate more ideas, and if you… Video, Audio

Politicians are jostling to dominate the narrative on policing, crime and punishment.

Police are planning more patrols in hard-hit business areas, and a change to pursuits.

Yesterday, the government… Audio

Challenging our own negative bias is the most helpful tool for day-to-day mental health, says English psychologist Dr Julie Smith. To help more people understand and practice this ability – "the main… Video, Audio

The Government is scrambling to take a tougher line on crime in the face of extraordinary pressure.
 
Dairy owners yesterday shut up shop to commemorate the slain shopkeeper Janak Patel and to call… Audio

Hamilton is one locale that will benefit from a new government fund to combat local crime.

Waikato is the police district with the highest individual number of ram raids - thirty-nine from June to… Audio

The goverment and the police are fighting to shake off claims they are "soft on crime".

Small  retailers are being offered a $4000 dollar payment to help cover the cost of having a fog cannon… Audio

As part of a new package to help businesses combat crime, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern yesterday announced that shop owners can get a $4000 subsidy to install fog cannons in their shops. So what is a… Audio

Dairy owners around the country closed their doors on Monday in protest, calling for tougher punishments for offenders.

About 300 people gathered outside Jacinda Ardern's electorate office in… Video, Audio

Every time you download a song, buy a book online or watch a favorite show on a streaming service, the artist who created that content has to share their paycheck with the big tech companies who… Audio

Want to be less wasteful this Christmas? Hannah Blumhardt is an expert on living a zero-waste lifestyle. About seven years ago, she and her partner Liam co-founded The Rubbish Trip. Hannah has some… Audio

Early voting in the Hamilton West by-election begins today.

It follows Dr Gaurav Sharma's resignation, after he made allegations against Labour's political leadership for which he was kicked out of… Audio

As freezing weather sets in, Ukraine is racing against the clock to repair damage to electricity and water infrastructure across the country after a relentless wave of Russian missile strikes… Audio

A literacy programme for children created in New Zealand and used by thousands of schools around the world is undergoing a refresh - but will it be enough to satisfy its critics? Audio

Witnessing a powhiri for some of the Bay of Plenty's newest residents is a pretty special occasion. Justine Murray was part of it all, in this weeks Voices episode.  Audio

What do closer trade ties with Vietnam mean for New Zealand? Audio

Parliament Journalist Phil Smith has a crack at making a submission to MPs. Here is why you should bother, how you do it, how you really shouldn't, and how his went. Audio

Qatar’s ‘sports-washing’ World Cup has backfired in PR terms, but it's taken the heat off world football’s corrupted governing body FIFA who gave it a green light in the first place. Mediawatch talks… Video, Audio

If you're a threatened species does being cute help you get funding to improve your odds of survival? Spoiler: fungi don't do well.

Kelly Francis's dream is that every New Zealander has access to a garden of fresh, healthy food to eat and share. From her base in Mangere she's making a vision of community-led food sovereignty a… Audio, Gallery

Hamilton based clinical and research neurologist Dr Matthew Phillips is frustrated by how little he and his colleagues can help patients with degenerative brain disorders, such as Parkinson's and… Audio