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The timber Scion Headquarters in Rotorua has been named the world's best at this year's World Architectural Festival. RTA studio's Architect and Director Richard Naish tells Jesse about their… Audio

The biggest business podcast in the US right now is actually recorded out of the makeshift home studios of two everyday Auckland investors. Audio

Think of enduring New Zealand sporting success, and you might come up with rugby, sailing and rowing amongst others.

But what about scrabble? Nigel Richards is a six-time world champion and regarded… Audio

Thames Coromandel district councillors and staff are staying tight-lipped about the mayor's controversial take on the pandemic and Covid vaccines.

A code of conduct complaint was laid about the mayor… Audio

Log prices have sunk to lows not seen since late 2015. Audio

NZ Rugby says it is concerned about a Black Fern's mental breakdown. Audio

Sky TV raises its profit forecast. Audio

Now, you can't beat Wellington on a good day, but what about a dreadful day?

The region has been inundated by rain since yesterday, and 350 properties at the beachside community of Te Horo on the… Audio

Anti-violence advocates say a new plan to end family and sexual violence within 25 years won't work without cross-party support.

The strategy details 43 steps to eliminate household violence, which… Audio

Special government advisors have told the Waitangi Tribunal they don't know why ethnicity hasn't been a greater focus of the vaccine rollout.

Covid-19 modeller Shaun Hendy says his advice showed a… Audio

The Waitangi Tribunal drills into the Covid vaccine rollout, and a plan to end family and sexual violence in the next 25 years. Audio

New regulations require finance lenders to demonstrate that they are putting in place safe lending practices. What will that mean for borrowers and does it increase the burden of proof required to… Audio

It sounds like every teen or tween's worst nightmare: mum and dad drag you off to an uninhabited island for the summer with no wifi or Netflix. And it's the premise of Elizabeth Pulford's new book, a… Audio

Rebecca joins Lynn to consider how Christopher Luxon's experience might influence how he approaches his new job as National Party leader and the difference between an executive and entrepreneur… Audio

Quentin Johnson reviews Fracture - Stories of How Great Lives Take Root in Trauma by Matthew Parris, published by Allen and Unwin. Audio

Sebastian Kennerknecht is a wildlife photographer and conservationist. He takes award-winning photographs of wild cats in their natural habitat and has twenty different species on his camera roll. Audio

Kelsey joins Lynn to talk about a new study that's found people living in areas of the US that voted heavily for Donald Trump have been nearly three times as likely to die from Covid-19 and… Audio

In the first ever mission of Earth's "planetary defence", Nasa has launched a mission for a spacecraft to intentionally collide with an asteroid, and knock it off its path. It's part of a plan to save… Audio

Prison reform advocates and some lawyers are concerned about plans to repurpose two youth units into covid quarantine units, despite a promise from the Corrections Department that no young people will… Audio

Techno DJs in Berlin are campaigning to save their culture, by getting Unesco heritage status.

Berlin has a strong relationship with the electronic dance music - it became the soundtrack to… Audio

Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has comfortably survived a vote of confidence in the wake of anti-government riots that's seen dozens of buildings burned down, three deaths and shops… Audio

If you've recently been financially stung by a malware attack, phishing scam or having your credit details stolen, you're not alone.

According to the latest CERT NZ quarterly survey, New Zealanders… Audio

There has been widespread condemnation over the sentencing of ousted Myanmar leader Aung San Suu Kyi.

She has been found guilty of inciting dissent and breaking Covid-19 rules, in the first of a… Audio

A code of conduct complaint has been laid about Thames Coromandel District Council mayor Sandra Goudie's vaccination stance. Several councillors are fuming the mayor will attend a council meeting… Audio

National's new leader Christopher Luxon will face off against the Prime Minister in Parliament for the first time on Tuesday.

He and Jacinda Ardern will square off in the House during question time… Audio