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Consumer New Zealand is backing the Government's plan to appoint a Grocery Commissioner.

Its chief executive, Jon Duffy, said it showed supermarkets they couldn't keep making super profits at the… Audio

The Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister David Clark is confident making supermarkets sign up to an enforceable code of conduct will help ease the pain in Kiwis' pockets.

But the devil may be in… Audio

The Muslim community is on edge after a spate of attacks just days before the festival of Eid.

On Monday night there was a burglary in a Tauranga mosque.

Then later that evening, a worshipper's car… Audio

News from the business sector, including a market report. Audio

The Commerce and Consumer Affairs Minister is confident making supermarkets sign up to an enforceable code of conduct will help ease the pain in Kiwis' pockets.

The rules aim to address the imbalance… Audio

The Muslim community is seeking reassurances from police of their safety in the lead-up to one of the biggest religious days of the year.

Police met with community leaders on Wednesday night, after… Audio

News from the rural and farming sector. Audio

A brief update from the business sector. Audio

Universities and others are hoping the lucrative foreign student market will bounce back once visa processing at Immigration New Zealand has resumed.

Victoria University Deputy Vice-Chancellor Blair… Audio

With 10-thousand new cases reported yesterday it's appears that we're at the start of another wave of Covid-19. It's being driven by new sub-variants of Omicron and especially the highly transmissible… Audio

In the United States, supporters of reproductive rights are mobilising en masse to fight back against the Supreme Court's ruling that abortion is not a constitutional right. As many as 26 states could… Audio

To Europe, where the Eiffel Tower is rusting and the King of Cocaine has arrived in Italy to face charges after decades on the run.. Joining Nathan from Sweden is our correspondent Anita Purcell… Audio

We begin this morning in the United Kingdom where Prime Minister Boris Johnson has vowed to continue on as PM despite incredible pressure for him to resign. Joining Nathan from London is our… Audio

The New Zealand data science programme, Taiao, aims to help researchers make sense of environmental data so they can make useful predictions to guide good decisions. Claire Concannon meets the team at… Audio

We're producing up to 150,000 tonnes of surplus food every year. The New Zealand Food Network steps up and takes it before it reaches what would've been its destination: landfill. Audio

You don't have to be perfect to be a force for change. In the 7 years since Comedian and podcaster Deborah Frances White started her wildly popular podcast, The Guilty Feminist, that's been her… Audio

An hour of a journey through music on The Through Line. How do you get from Ben Woods to Nick Cave? Karyn Hay has the answer. All the tracks are connected, with Karyn explaining the links as we go. Audio

Christchurch Symphony Orchestra/Luke Dollman

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Dvořák 's was inspired to write this symphony after hearing Brahms' monumental… Audio

Nick previews a NZ tour by Lithuanian-born jazz vocalist and kanklés player Simona Smirnova, plus tracks by Kenny Garrett and Christian McBride. Audio

Nick checks out some of the lesser-known names of hard bop, like Elmo Hope, Dizzy Reece, and Ike Quebec. Audio

Schools are having to get creative to keep classes going as students and teachers are hit hard with Covid and seasonal bugs.

Yesterday the government announced it's supplying 50 child sized masks to… Video, Audio