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Panellists Caroline Daley and Ben Thomas share what they have been thinking about and talk about the Girls Can Do Anything campaign from the 80s. Audio

Today Mary Holm talks about how people are doing Kiwisaver badly and how that can change. She also has some answers to listener questions sent in during previous appearances. Audio

Stacey Morrison and Tainui Stephen share their memories of the groundbreaking show. Video, Audio

Why is that Spider Dancing? The Amazing Arachnids of Aotearoa which is aimed at 9 to 12-year-old readers. Audio, Gallery

It will feature cheaper houses, a single loop road, and solar power.  Audio

 New research looks at the impact of last year's Covid-19 lockdown on 600 people with a mental illness diagnosis. Audio

The vaccine rollout is bumping up against those who might be hesitant or so-called anti-vaxxers.

So how can we tackle those difficult conversations with whanau and friends who're reluctant to get the… Audio

In another blow for the events sector the South Island's largest springtime event, the Canterbury A and P show has been cancelled.

Due to take place next month the event usually attracts a hundred… Audio

Farmlands, which has about 80 stores around the country, recently trialed two pop up vaccination clinics at its stores and now more are in the pipeline. Audio

Auckland-based rugby teams are forced out of the NPC. Audio

The regulator tells an investment firm to halt its adverts. Audio

The government is still figuring out what 'mandatory' will actually mean when vaccine certificates roll out next month.

Lawyers suggest the certificates could face a legal challenge for breaching a… Audio

A political commentator is pointing to a link between the low Māori vaccination rates, and the lack of Māori among the various experts advising the government on Covid-19.

Less than a third of Māori… Audio

Covid-19 continues to spread - we hear how to talk to the hardest to reach people. Audio

Film and TV reviewer James Croot is along to talk about the latest James Bond film, Summer of Soul, Spice Girls: How girl power saved the world and The Alpinist. Audio

Neuroplasticity educator and parenting expert, Nathan Wallis talks to Kathryn about Covid lockdowns and getting children back to a normal routine and dealing with the anxiety of going back to school… Audio

Technology commentator Bill Bennett joins Kathryn to talk about Facebook's bad week. It was out for six hours on Tuesday, then there was the damaging evidence from former Facebook product manager… Audio

Chris Tse reviews AUP New Poets 8 by Lily Holloway, Tru Paraha and Modi Deng, published by Auckland University Press. Audio

Mark van Leewarden tells Kathryn his fascinating and sometimes unsettling true life story about the realities of a secret life in New Zealand's criminal underworld of the late 1970s, and of going on… Audio

The discovery of a compound that kick-starts tissue regeneration could have a big impact on healing horses and humans alike. Christchurch chemical biologist Rudi Marquez hopes the new wound gel he and… Audio

New legislation which would require accessibility barriers to be removed could be on the way, if an accessibility advocacy group has its way. Accessibility legislation is increasingly appearing in… Audio

An update on a story we ran last week about 12 brown bears in Alaska who were in the running to win The "Fat Bear Week" tournament .

It's held every year as the bears stock up for hibernation, with… Audio

A life member of the Mongrel Mob who travelled into Auckland during lockdown says he worked to get people tested and vaccinated. 

Harry Tam says he was given a travel exemption after being asked to… Audio