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A former U.S. Congressman for Guam says military expansion on the island is happening at rates that haven't been seen since World War II. Audio

They will look like fish, swim like fish and even sense like fish. Liz Garton meets a research team designing robofish and smart wetsuits to monitor the state of our oceans.  Audio

Ron talks to Paddy about the 2024 Presidential candidates Kamala Harris and Donald Trump and their running mates, and how they're being received. Audio

The coalition government is sticking to its guns on a promise to repeal Section 7AA of the Children's Act, despite expert testimony condemning the move.
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For his new two-part series, Paddy travelled to Antarctica to witness the consequences of climate change first-hand.  Audio

A rancorous debate over an Olympic boxer and violent riots in the UK both trace back to rampant misinformation online -  and one social media platform in particular.

As part of the NZ International Film Festival a documentary traces the 45-year journey of the Australian pub rock band, Midnight Oil. Paul Clark, the director, talks to Charlotte Ryan about how 'The… Audio

While the Governor of Guam has defended the use of nuclear weapons and long-range missiles in the territory, affected landowners are expressing concerns. Audio

These 'traditional' influencers don't talk about politics, but all the markers of conservative ideologies are there Audio

Charlotte Ryan, host of Music 101 here on RNZ each Saturday afternoon from 1pm talks about what's happening on the music scene. Audio

Fears that New Zealanders are losing control of their private information are behind moves to improve data sovereignty Audio

The star actress Erana James' new film We Were Dangerous opened the Auckland leg of the New Zealand International Film Festival. Audio

Technology journalist Bill Bennett talks to Paddy about what's going on in the tech world. Audio

RNZ Pacific reporter Eleisha Foon is in Guam and spoke with several community members about the issues they face. Audio

Chamorro culture continues to be preserved through the sharing of language and history at Guam's Museum. Audio

Making and processing music is something unique to human brains, says Dr Sam Mehr. But why are we so attuned to rhythms, melodies and matching tones? Claire and Sam take a deep dive into the universal… Video, Audio

Gerry Brownlee has been publicly criticised over his inaction, in a move that breaks with Parliamentary convention  Audio

As we head towards the US election, we revisit a 2020 interview with Run The Jewels' Killer Mike (Michael Render), and EL-P (Jaime Meline) who spoke to Charlotte Ryan about US politics and how their… Audio

There's been a sea change in high performance sport that's seeing Olympic-class mums take the podiums in Paris  Audio

Imane Khelif is one of Algerias top boxers. Imane has identifed as a female since birth, lived her whole life as a womam, including her sports career. As a Unicefambassador she has been a champion for… Audio

Professor Catherine Crock is the founder of Australia's Hush Foundation, which for the past 25 years has been commissioning and recording music by Australian composers to pipe into the wards, waiting… Video, Audio

Brad updates us on Australia's fortunes in the Olympics and a huge court case involving Senator Linda Reynolds in Western Australia. Audio

Rebecca talks to Paddy Gower about the turmoil on the international sharemarket, US stock markets have recovered slightly after falling sharply on the opening of trading. Concerns about the US… Audio