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This week we are introduced to Hawkes Bay artist - Arahi Video, Audio

This week on The Detail we've tackled New Zealand's "complex and convoluted" extradition laws and the looming threat of Long Covid in the employment sphere - and much more. Whakarongo mai to any… Audio

Tony Stamp reviews the latest from British poet and musician Kae Tempest, and several new instalments from Tāmaki beatmaker SR Mpofu, while Elliott Childs assesses the reunion of legendary singers/… Audio

Sean Sturm has successfully merged his experience as a musician with his occupation as a teacher of philosophy at Auckland University. As he puts it he is a ‘philosopher of education’. He talks to… Video, Audio

Charlotte Ryan talks to Sharon Van Etten about her new album ‘We've Been Going About This All Wrong’ Video, Audio

Charlotte Ryan talks to Jessica Hansell aka Coco Solid about her new book published by Penguin “How to Loiter In a Turf War”

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Al Park is about to release his first solo album in 20 years, Pony, featuring songs written from the 1970s to now. Video, Audio

Tiny country halls in Hawke's Bay are ringing to the sound of music as creator, curator and roadie Jamie Macphail takes his Small Hall Sessions around the province. Video, Audio

Three hundred kauri saplings grown from seeds from the Waitakere property of Colin McCahon have been made available to the public as part of the Kauri Ora project, supported by local iwi Te Kawerau a… Audio

Journalist Amit Katwala tells the thrilling story of the invention of the flawed lie-detecting machine in his new book Tremors in the Blood: Murder, Obsession and the Birth of the Lie Detector. Audio

In today's Focus on Politics podcast, Political Editor Jane Patterson sits down with the Finance Minister Grant Robertson and National's Nicola Willis to preview this month's Budget. Audio

Writer Janet Frame's time at Seacliff Mental Hospital in the 1940s and 50s has provided inspiration for a new operatic work premiering in Christchurch this month.  Audio

A groundbreaking "bone bath" technique developed by researchers at the University of Otago now allows researchers to access ancient DNA non-destructively.  Audio, Gallery

Protesters have rallied outside the US Supreme Court following the bombshell leak earlier this week indicating the court is poised to overturn Roe v Wade. Audio

 Andy Mycock works with a UK group advocating for lowering the voting age and has been following developments in New Zealand closely.  Audio

Arcane libel laws and the greed of people in power enabled British media personality and sexual offender Jimmy Savile to dodge the legal system for 30-plus years, says journalist Meirion Jones. Video, Audio

The PM’s Youth MP says inequality in education and health, mental health services and education costs are top concerns for youth in the Prime Minister’s electorate. 

Pacific pandemic experience highlights need to build resilience; We talk to a Pacific academic who says climate change is no longer a relevant or appropriate term for this existential crisis; Pacific… Audio

Pacific pandemic experience highlights need to build resilience. Audio

Pacific academic says "climate change" is no longer an appropriate term for an existential crisis. Audio