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The largest genetic study of Alzheimer's to date has uncovered 42 more genes linked to the development of the disease.

The new evidence has been hailed as crucial pieces to the puzzle to how the… Audio

Fresh sanctions against Russia have been announced overnight, a day after Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelensky made an impassioned speech to the UN Security Council.

The US is sanctioning top… Audio

The Green Party is pressing the Prime Minister to introduce rent control.

In Aotearoa, almost half of residents rent their home. The party says putting rents on ice would provide time to get costs… Audio

We take a look at the Asian Development Bank's latest economic outlook for the Pacific region; PNG advocacy group demands harsher penalties for corruption and mismanagement of resources; We talanoa to… Audio

It was announced yesterday that all Russian imports to New Zealand will be hit with a 35 percent tariff in response to what our government has described as "abhorrent and reprehensible" atrocities… Audio

The kiwifruit picking season is about to get underway but a lack of backpackers and seasonal workers has some growers worried their crops might end up on the compost heap. At the peak of the season, 3… Audio

In Gisborne people are just starting to get over the rains and flooding that stormed through the region a week or so ago. Nathan Rarere spoke with our Local Democracy Reporting progamme correspondent… Audio

An iwi based call centre in Hastings is pumping out the calls to whanau all over the motu to help them manage Covid. Te Taiwhenua o Heretaunga is an iwi organisation, providing social and health… Audio

In Europe France is going to the polls in a presidential election which is looking a lot closer than people were expecting.. Nathan Raree was joined from Europe by our correspondent Anita Purcell… Audio

To London now, where the world's most famous busker has won a copyright case taken against him.. But first, a controversial increase in the cost of the National Insurance scheme has hit paypackets… Audio

Stories about looking our warming world in the eye, and preparing for what is coming next. Collecting data about extreme temperatures in estuaries to help manage shellfish populations. Plus what might… Audio

In 1987, pig hunters stumbled upon the body of Robert Gawith kicking off a murder inquiry with links to the infamous Mr Asia drug syndicate. Audio

New Zealand is facing a serious shortage of GPs - many family doctors will be hitting retirement age over the next decade and we're not training enough to replace them.  Audio

Water bills in Auckland are going up by 7 percent from July.

Households with average water use will pay around $1.50 more per week.

This is just the second increase for Auckland in Watercare's 10… Audio

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This week Nick plays music from singers Billie Holiday and Kurt Elling, Kiwi bass player Matt Penman, and bandleader Duke Ellington. Audio