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News from the business sector, including a market report. Video, Audio

Palliative and aged care doctors say the expanding sector is vastly underfunded and can no longer survive on "cakes and op-shops". Specialists say the government must totally re-think end of life and… Audio

A Lake Ōhau couple figured their beloved pets were dead after they had to leave them behind and flee the fire - so were shocked to find the animals alive after returning to the village. Video, Audio

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters says all parties but his are using 'plants' on the campaign trail, to make sure they get an enthusiastic reception, and positive media coverage. Audio

Friends and whanau of a terminally ill woman who was bounced between nine different motels in the final months of her life believe her case shows how deadly the housing crisis. is. Lisa Diamond died… Video, Audio

Clarinetists Anat Cohen and Benny Goodman, tenor players Lucien Johnson and Lester Young, and pianists Tord Gustavson and Jason Moran. Audio

Trombonist Conrad Herwig's new album mixes Horace Silver classics with Latin grooves. Audio

A Covid-19 amnesty on WoFs has raised concern that more people could die in crashes in unsafe vehicles. Drivers were given a six-month grace period to renew their on WoF's, registrations and driver… Audio

The National Library of New Zealand is looking to re-home 625,000 books from its international collection, to free up space for more New Zealand and Pasifika works. Book Guardians Aotearoa are making… Audio

A new report by the NZ Initiative says a child-led approach to teaching is to blame for New Zealand's declining educational performance. Albany Senior High School Principal Claire Amos discusses with… Audio

Nineteen iconic phoenix palms in Matamata might be getting the chop. Residents are not happy about the decision, but the local council says they are poisonous and need to come down. Jo McCaroll from… Audio

Donald Trump is back in the White House after a brief stay at Walter Reed medical centre, and has been criticised for downplaying the effects of Covid-19 and being reckless. Associate Professor Jo… Audio

The push for a travel bubble with the Cook Islands continues, but the only barrier seems to be each country keeping community transmission-free for four weeks. Former Cook Islands News editor Jonathan… Audio

Ken Rudin offers his insights in this unprecedented time in American politics with a pinch of historical context. Audio

Today's Bookmarks guest Sam Brooks is a playwright, journalist, and The Spinoff's Culture Editor. Audio

RNZ producer and onetime bookseller Robert Kelly presents his weekly quiz answers. Audio

We take a listen to memories in Ngā Taonga's sound archives of early New Zealand elections. Audio, Gallery

RNZ producer and onetime bookseller Robert Kelly presents his weekly quiz. Audio

Paul Cuming is an expert on the birds of the Bay of Plenty and their songs, and he's been a bird watcher for 50 years. Audio

Sports columnist Mark Reason has written an opinion piece slating NZ Rugby over their failure to look after the welfare of some of their players - he shares his concerns with Jesse. Audio

Grant Murray shares his story of the incredible lengths he went to in order to save the stock on his farm. Audio

Devilskin's Paul Martin pays homage to the legendary musician Eddie Van Halen. Audio