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We hear about the curious case of a law being passed unintentionally in the Cook Islands. Audio

A Newmarket retailer says she'll be closing her doors on Saturdays from now on after anti-vaccine mandate protestors caused havoc over the weekend. Hundreds of protestors gathered in Auckland's Domain… Audio

The National Party's new leader has shuffled his caucus cards to reveal an Opposition front bench that he hopes will see him moving to the 9th floor of the Beehive after the next election. Mr Luxon's… Audio

As we head into the festive season and summer holidays, you may be having some tricky conversations with your friends and whanau around following public health measures. Our reporter Ella Stewart… Audio

This week on TradeMe a spectacular one bedroom apartment which is up for grabs in Wellington's Mt Vic, AND the personalised plate U BUTEY is being auctioned to raise money for the Wellington Free… Audio

More small businesses have come forward with concerns police are taking too long to arrive when they call for help. Some operators in the Auckland suburb of Hillsborough are among the latest to be… Audio

To Japan now where people are getting more than a little angry about having to fork out 1-point-8 billion dollars to house the US military on the island nation. Our correspondent in Tokyo Chris… Audio

We begin this morning as we do most Wednesdays - except it's Tuesday, by crossing the Tasman to speak with our correspondent Pam Corkery.. Audio

New Zealand forces are being sent to the Solomon Islands to help calm growing unrest in what is most definitely not a tropical tourist paradise. But the portents for a lasting peace are not good.  Audio

Mary Fawcett of Schroedinger's Books in Petone reviews Egg Marks the Spot by Amy Timberlake. Second in the Skunk & Badger series for 7-11 year olds, published by Allen and Unwin. Audio

Bringing Africa to Aotearoa, a film at a time - AFFNZ 2021 Audio

On-air promotions, outside broadcasts and commercial radio ratings, this episode explores Māori radio and the work behind the mic. Audio

RNZ’s previous plan to reach younger people collapsed in early 2020 after opposition to RNZ Concert cuts - and pushback from commercial broadcasters. This week RNZ fired up Tahi - a more modest effort… Audio

This week Nick features the evergreen pianist Herbie Hancock, along with Illinois Jacquet and "Boss Hog" Kevin Mahogany. Audio

This week Nick checks out some of Herbie Hancock's more recent releases, as well as Sara Gazarek, Vijay Iyer, and the European Jazz Trio. Audio

The traffic light system and vaccine passes are giving gyms something of a logistical workout.

Some gyms have the unique challenge of being open 24/7, although only being staffed some of the day.

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Auckland is finally opening up after months in lockdown.

The team at Bread and Butter bakery and cafe, in Grey Lynn, are getting the final touches done before opening the doors at 7.

Owner Isobel… Audio

The countdown to Christmas is on.

We know what you're thinking, where's the time gone?!

After a year of Covid and lockdowns, many are ready to dive into the silly season early. So, how do you keep… Audio

Nick checks out classics from Charles Mingus and Cannonball Adderley, a recent re-release from Kiwi singer Jennine Bailey, and a fresh take on a Leonard Cohen standard. Audio

Nick checks out jazz from US-based NZ pianist Alan Broadbent, and Christchurch sax player Michael Gordon's Cricketer's Arms Big Band, based in a pub in Sydney. Audio

The scrapping of Whangārei waterfront development plans have left some relieved and others resentful.

The district council was given $60 million in government funding for the Ōruku Landing conference… Audio

Many victims stay in violent relationships out of fear of their animals being harmed. Pets are a much-loved part of the family, but all too often are caught up in the cycle of violence. Video

Vaccinated New Zealanders arriving into the country from overseas year will longer no be required to go through MIQ and instead can isolate at home from early next year. Covid-19 response Minister… Audio

South Auckland's vaccination drive is now to get people to go back for their second vaccination, as the country prepares to enter the traffic light protection framework.

There are still thousands of… Audio

What is day-to-day life like when you're Trans? In this episode, we address one of the biggest fears of parents and whanau - what will the future hold for my transgender loved one? Audio

The Black Ferns have ended their northern tour with a historic defeat.

For the first time, New Zealand have lost four consecutive games against France.

The Black Ferns went down 29-7.

With next… Audio

Nick checks out the Sonny Stitt Quartet playing Ellington, Wellington bands Fire Waltz and The Jac, and Australian singer Michelle Nicolle. Audio

Nick features Benny Goodman's legendary Carnegie Hall concert from 1938 - an event described as "the single most important jazz or popular music concert in history". Audio

Saxophonist and clarinet player Ella Polczyk-Przybyla not only believes in the healing power of music, she's put that belief into practice here and overseas. Audio