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All Black great Sean Fitzpatrick says a multimillion-dollar deal to sell part of NZ Rugby offshore is the best option, and without it the local game is in dire straits.

The $460 million deal would… Video, Audio

After a report revealing systemic failings in safety practices at Ports of Auckland, Independent Māori Statutory Board deputy chair Tau Henare says port chief executive Tony Gibson has to "just bugger… Video, Audio

M.I.T Professor Sherry Turkle is that angel on the shoulders of the people who create new technology, whispering reminders about the human consequences of what we create. She explains this all to… Audio

Amini Fonua carried the flag for Tonga at the 2012 London Olympics. Now the 31 year old wants to use his platform to promote water safety and lead the way for others in the rainbow community. Audio

His brother was a NZ and Wellington rugby league legend but Andre Whittaker hopes to transform the sport from outside the white lines of the field.  Audio

Tonga rugby league international Mele Hufanga is running boot-camp style challenges that aims to improve the lives of the Pasifika community. Video, Audio

Our resident expert on all things kai moana, Foodstuffs seafood operations manager Brett Sellers is here to tell us about what's fresh as we head into autumn. Audio

New Zealand Rugby boss Mark Robinson is optimistic a massive $460 million deal for rugby will go ahead.

Robinson spoke to media today about what he called a "transformational" deal in which US… Video, Audio

A traffic safety project in an Auckland suburb has created quiet streets, but also an uproar of criticism from many who did not know it was happening.

Plywood boxes have blocked several thoroughfare… Video, Audio

It turns out that all that philanthropy that the most elite super wealthy people in the US and UK is actually mostly self-serving. Audio

The decision over fluoridation of the country's water supplies has been handed over to the Director-General of Health. Why is this issue so divisive that it's been taken out of the hands of councils? 

If you can't eat just one hot chip or lollie that's because they're engineered to be not just moreish, but downright addictive. Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Michael Moss explains the science to… Audio

We Learned: From grappling with video calls to the highs and lows of homeschooling, parents, backpackers and a dance teacher reveal how they taught others and what they learned about themselves. Audio

A group of residents in New Lynn are fighting back against Auckland Council's potential plans to rezone and sell a reserve in their street to raise revenue. 'Plan change 60' was announced by the… Audio

Otago's enjoying an unprecedented level of filming around the region at the moment. A Netflix flim called The Royal Treatment about to wrap up after several weeks of filming in Dunedin and Oamaru, and… Audio, Gallery

A single tweet sparked bulletin-leading calls to scrap one of our most enduring and most-watched local TV shows this week. Many arguing whether the show was racist or not also admitted they don't… Audio

Roadworks on the way to Wellington Airport, ambulance wait times in Taieri, Waitematā water quality, and churches in Levin have been highlighted by MPs in a special debate at Parliament. Video, Audio

Some of Dunedin's finest, The Chills, have released their 7th studio album, Scatterbrain. Charlotte catches up with Martin Phillipps to discuss the new album and nationwide tour.  Audio

Kane Strang Kane Strang surprised us with a new album last week called 'Happy To Perform' He speaks to Charlotte Ryan about his new music, a new style of writing, and the upside of being dropped by… Video, Audio

Twenty-eight-year-old Richard Waugh buys in 50 tonnes of waste vegetables each week to feed his herd. Audio

Don't dust off your passport just yet. A much-mooted travel bubble with the Cook Islands will not be on the cards until at least May.

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and Cook Islands Prime Minister… Video, Audio

Do you know your neighbours? We are right in the middle of the 'Neighbours day Aotearoa' campaign Organiser Cissy Rock says it's about people connecting in place, getting to know our neighbours and… Audio

Our regular space expert, Emeline Paat-Dahlstrom, Co-Founder of SpaceBase joins us to talk about the Future of Space Flight - reusable rockets and the future of space transportation systems. Audio

Undersea robots have journeyed deep under the ocean floor - collecting data that will shape our understanding of earthquakes, like the one that prompted mass evacuations earlier this month.

The… Video, Audio

A recent returnee to New Zealand is describing apparent failures at an Auckland MIQ facility a "betrayal of trust".

Health officials are contacting 250 returnees who have left the Grand Mercure Hotel… Video, Audio

The results of a survey into safety on Wellington streets with Victoria University students Sophia Harrison and Ella Lamont. The health system is under "serious stress" and the Cabinet is poised to… Audio

Worldwatch presenter Perlina Lau tells us what's going on and why the impact is so huge. Audio