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Panellists Verity Johnson and Conor English talk to Michael Baker about exercising when self-isolating and share what they have been thinking. Audio

Love is not all you need to be as successful as the Beatles. Talent isn't enough either. You need luck. Renowned Harvard Professor Cass Sunstein looks at the power of social influence and what it can… Audio

Today's expert is here to help you recreate bar style cocktails at home and has tips for mixing with different flavour profiles. Alastair Walker is part owner of the Auckland bar 'Caretaker', he talks… Audio

In news from across the Tasman today, there's an outpouring of emotion in Australia following the sudden and shock death of Shane Warne.  Audio

Two years into the pandemic, employers are now keen to lure office workers back into the building, but many are "holding on to the flexibility they have with white knuckles", says human resources CEO… Audio

Are you up for a fun, free kayaking trip and doing some environmental good on the west coat of the South Island? Then the Gorsebusters want you! Barry Hughes talks to Jesse about their working bee.  Audio

There's been a huge outpouring of emotion in Australia at the death of cricketing legend Shane Warne, aged 52, while he was on a holiday in Thailand. Comedian, Ben Hurley, talks to Jesse about meeting… Audio

Jake Angus is one of many teaching graduates right now wanting to keep teacher registration fees from being increased. They talk to Jesse about the impact a fee hike would have on the profession.  Audio

A two-week hearing into the experiences of Māori survivors of abuse in state and faith-based care has opened in Auckland.

The hearing is part of the long-running Abuse in Care Royal Commission of… Audio

A Hugarian neurosurgeon is taking the Medical Council to court, after they turned down his bid to work in a specialist role in New Zealand.

Lucas Rakasz applied for specialist registration three… Audio

Farmers in parts of Southland are selling off lambs and reducing milking schedules due to extremely dry conditions.

Sally Murphy has the rural news. Audio

Rain has meant the covers remain on the wicket at University Oval and no toss has been made for the game between New Zealand and Bangladesh.

Barry Guy has the sports news. Audio

The long running legal case that arose from the collapse of Mainzeal began in the Supreme Court this morning.

Anan Zaki has the business news. Audio

While the official Covid-19 case numbers have been falling in New Zealand, the number of people being hospitalised is increasing, with Emergency departments taking the biggest hit,

The latest… Audio

As Russia's invasion of Ukraine continues, pressure is mounting on New Zealand to adopt harsher sanctions against President Putin's regime.

Cabinet is this afternoon considering advice on a Russian… Audio

Kennedy gets into deep water, talking about fish that are the size of cars, the locusts of the sea, and a reef that now qualifies for a name change. Audio

Three nights a week, Wellingtonians can feast on authentic Middle Eastern food at a suburban community hall. The mobile restaurant Damascus is run by Syrian-born chef Hasan Alwarhani and his… Audio

National's leader Christopher Luxon makes the case for tax cuts. Kathryn, Stephen and Brigitte discuss what further sanctions New Zealand could place on Russia. Also, the protest at Parliament is… Audio

This note is focused on how the team is managing the challenges of Covid and how it affects you as listeners.

Quentin Johnson reviews Madhouse at the End of the Earth by Julian Sancton, published by Penguin Audio

Cofounders of e-motobike start up FTN Motion, Kendall Bristow and Luke Sinclair, talk to Kathryn Ryan about their range of e-motorcycles and the overwhelming response they've had. Audio, Gallery

It's estimated more than 1.5 million Ukrainians have fled the country in search of shelter, with many more expected to join the exodus. It's shaping up to be Europe's biggest refugee crisis since WW2… Audio

Russia has taken control of Europe's largest nuclear power station in south-eastern Ukraine after an attack that set it on fire and raised worldwide fears of nuclear catastrophe. There has been a lull… Audio

The Ministry of Primary Industries is suggesting changing the forestry settings here in New Zealand so further planting of stands of pinus radiata aren't rewarded by the Emissions Trading Scheme… Audio

Big changes are coming to the way we get fuel into, and around, the country - and there are warnings about the huge implications of getting it wrong. The price of petrol is already burning a hole… Audio

It's Monday so we cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio