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Scientific research doesn't always have to be serious, but it should always make you think. Audio

Media execs aired their angst about the government’s public media plan in parliamentary hearings this week - and the commercial clout TVNZ will bring to the new entity.  TVNZ’s Simon Power talks to Me… Audio

What do Nicole McKee, Joseph Mooney, Teanau Tuiono and Sarah Pallett have in common? They’re first term MPs who have shared their experiences with us. Audio

Hannah Gadsby says only in the last year has she "come out the other side" after being catapulted to fame by her 2018 Netflix comedy special Nanette. The Australian comedian is currently in New… Video, Audio

Megaland is a colossal inflatable obstacle course, measuring an epic 300 meters long with 43 challenging obstacles along the way.  Video, Audio

Seaweed could be the country's new big industry. While some companies harvest seaweed in New Zealand, there are no large-scale commercial farms or hatcheries. Samantha Gee went along to the Seaweed… Audio

Who ate all the pies? It turns out one women's Rugby World Cup team has given it their best shot. On the eve of the tournament's kick-off the USA team are the talk of the Northland town of Tūtūkākā… Video, Audio

Doctors are always in a race against time and the fear of harming a patient never really goes away, says Izzy Lomax-Sawyers. In the new book Vital Signs, she chronicles her first year as a junior… Audio

What do we do about cleaning up the bombs left behind in the Pacific after World War II? Audio

A leading Māori authority is calling for the deconstruction and transformation of Oranga Tamariki in the wake of its failings in the case of murdered five-year-old boy Malachi Subecz. Video, Audio

Why are there so many rainclouds over so many of the world's currencies? Audio

Millie Lies Low is a comedy-drama about a young Kiwi woman who panics just before leaving for her dream job in New York. Can she fool her friends into thinking that she's in the Big Apple? The film… Video, Audio

The number of Kiwis suffering from eating disorders has skyrocketed over the last five years. Figures obtained by Checkpoint show hospital admissions due to an eating disorder has increased by 75%… Audio

Music commentator Kirsten Zemke joins Kathryn to talk about the ingredients to an "epic" playlist in an era where technology makes it easier than ever to compile options for you. What makes a song… Audio

A 501 deportee, turned Evangelist Chaplain promised god he would never fire another gun - a promise that became near impossible to keep when he ended up working on the front line in Ukraine.

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They are the biggest protests in Iran for years - but will this women-led uprising force the regime to change? Audio

Tony Stamp dissects genre-hopping musician Santigold's latest album Spirituals, with help from the artist herself. Video, Audio

New Zealand has come away with the win and shiny title of World Champions at the Adventure Racing World Championships in Paraguay. Team captain Nathan Fa'avae talks to Jesse about the origins of the… Audio

Ron Elving talks about how the US economy and inflation, which has slightly slowed, and also how the devastating impact of Hurricane Ian will affect elections. There is also more concern about… Audio

Carlo pulls all the tantalising pieces of the story together to present a compelling alternative narrative of what really happened to Titanic.Tim wonders: Is Carlo out of his mind?

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Landslides can happen anywhere there is a slope, at any time. Can we stop them? Audio

A spate of recent ram-raids in Kāpiti has left business owners on edge and feeling ignored by authorities. 

Paekākāriki Village Grocery Store is the latest to be targeted in the early hours of… Video, Audio

Today on The Panel, Wallace and panellists Claire Robinson and Mark Knoff-Thomas hear about a falcon live triangle in Australia which is drawing attention from all over the world. Plus, our panellists… Audio

Our expert today will be addressing a problem that affects all of us.the rising cost of food. Someone who knows a thing or two about cutting down their grocery bill is Lyn Webster, she talks to Jesse.

The police need to solve crimes - but there are strict rules about how they obtain evidence. What happens when it goes awry? Audio

The term 'Long Covid' was coined in May 2020 but the virus became a pandemic before the most common post-viral condition was taken seriously. Dr Anna Brooks explores what we now know about it. Audio