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It’s the torturous question of “what if?” - that sliding doors moment which can haunt people. It’s the premise of a new New Zealand musical When We Were Us at BATS Theatre this month.  Audio

Numerous studies have shown that a cup of joe is good for the gut - but what's the best way to prepare it, and are some better than others?  Audio

A Samoan-only dictionary has been years in the making. Now, it's here. 
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The government's draft emissions reduction plan - out this week - puts New Zealand's ability to meet its climate targets in jeopardy. That was the key takeaway for RNZ's climate change correspondent… Audio

Guam's Legislature has requested access to the unclassified version of an "independent assessment of the integrated air and missile defense architecture. Audio

Two years into their mayoral terms, the civic leaders of Wellington and Auckland have pushed through controversy, opposition and calls for their resignation Audio

There has been much discussion about the age and capacity of US President Joe Biden (81). Have we ever had similar issues with our leaders in NZ history? Today Dr Grant Morris looks back and find out.

Clinical and health psychologist Dr Toni Lindsay says anxiety is a bit like chocolate: a little bit is ok, but too much can make you spin out.  Audio

Auckland neurologist Dr Ray Bose specialises in migraine and says some of the brain changes being identified can be reversed by medications targeting a key neurotransmitter in the brain.  Audio

It you're actively avoiding your tax obligations, expect the spotlight of an auditor to shine brightly on your books Audio

Kate Bell and Steven Rapana, co-conductors of All Together Now, talk with Bryan Crump about their recent experience of taking part in the World Choir Games, and the kaupapa behind All Together Now. Audio

We speak to the BBC's Pete Ross about what's hitting the headlines internationally including the fallout and latest developments follow the attempted assassination of former US President Donald Trump.

We speak to the man behind a wonderful campaign which aims to make the joys of ocean fishing accessible to all. Audio

Tim and Dale join Kathryn to look at Prime Minister Christopher Luxon's time in the US for Nato and the meetings he held with various world leaders.  Audio

New Zealand has a new tennis star. It's no surprise she's from Te Anau. 
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NZ’s latest comedy offering, Madam, is putting the spotlight on sex work. Based on the soon-to-be published memoir by Antonia Murphy, who ran an ethical brothel in Whangarei for three years.  Audio

Lobbyists are often portrayed as political bogeymen (or women). But what do they actually do and how? The House chats with two of them. Audio

Players of this complex and very social game have been fighting monsters and weaving fantastical stories for half a century. Audio

Nights' resident screen critic Dan Slevin joins us for some weekend viewing picks. Audio

Step inside an old post office in rural Taranaki and you'd think you were in a grand mansion in Europe. It's been converted into a small luxury hotel, but there's more than meets the eye behind its… Audio

The US is rallying its allies to bring it up in a battle straight out of science fiction - a war in space Audio