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Dr Alex Risos of the University of Auckland is a finalist in the KiwiNet Research Commercialisation Awards 2022, with his new technology to revolutionise water safety. Dr Risos talks to Jesse about… Audio

A new app records your voice, and takes 10 seconds to reveal whether you might have Parkinson's disease. It's currently diagnosed by a 90 minute evaluation with a neurologist. Professor Dinesh Kumar… Audio

Otautahi's Sam Heselwood has released his first EP today. He turned to music after an injury put and end to his burgeoning professional rugby career. Audio

Painter Fatu Feu'u and children's book author Dahlia Malaeulu were among the New Zealand artists honoured for their achievements at this week's awards. Video

A recent shooting in Gisborne that injured three people - including a 12 year old - has shaken the community.

Community leader Tuta Ngarimu is rallying for people to come together in a Hui and find… Audio

The US President Joe Biden has initiated a dramatic change to his country's policy on marijuana, pardoning all federal offences for possession.

He said no-one should be in jail solely due to the… Audio

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Despite a threat of potential power outages, the national grid operator says the power system worked as expected, but analysts argue the whole market is not fit for purpose.

A fault with equipment on… Audio

The government says child poverty is declining in spite of Covid - but kids in single parent households are still struggling.

The annual Child Poverty Report shows hardship rates are declining and… Audio

Comedians Michele A'Court and Irene Pink are excited about the world's biggest bouncy castle coming to Auckland. Video, Audio

Sam looks ahead to a big weekend of sport with the official start of the Women's Rugby World Cup. Audio

Tilly Lloyd from Unity Books Wellington reviews The Story of Russia by Orlando Figes, published by Bloomsbury. Audio

A fault on one of the two power cables linking the north and south islands this morning lead to a warning of possible powercuts by the grid operator Transpower. Kathryn speaks with Chief Executive… 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

RNZ Pacific journalist Koroi Hawkins discusses the first in-person meeting for the Pacific Islands News Association since the start of the pandemic held last week; the US-Pacific partnership agreement… Audio

Should a two-billion dollar plan to transform Tauranga's central city be signed off by the city's four commissioners project be rather than elected representatives? Kathryn speaks with Council's… Audio

The copper network is being retired, so what now for vulnerable customers who rely on the land line? Kathryn is joined by Chorus spokesperson Steve Pettigrew and SPARK Product Director Tessa Tierney… Audio

Morning Report presenter Susie Ferguson marked her last day in her role on Friday.

Ferguson started in 2014 alongside Guyon Espiner and will be moving on to a new role with RNZ.

During the eight… Video, Audio

It's now time for our weekly political panel, where we digest the week in politics.

RNZ deputy political editor Craig McCulloch and Stuff's political editor Luke Malpass spoke to Corin Dann and Susie… Audio

More than a thousand competitors have gathered in Waitangi for a weekend of long-distance waka ama paddling.

It's the most participants the competition has ever seen -- with some of the races seeing… Audio

There are many local election candidates who have links to misinformation groups and are believers of conspiracy theories.

A not-for-profit group called FACT Aotearoa has been working hard to inform… Audio