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PM confirms the wage subsidy scheme will end in September. Infometrics Economist Brad Olsen talks about what impact that will have on the jobs its supported. Audio

A Spinoff op ed advocates for retaining the adversarial political system in New Zealand. Author Danyl McLauchlan argues politics is not meant to be nice. Audio

Today in music history. Audio

It's calculated that a trans-Tasman bubble would be worth around four billion dollars to the tourism sector. AUT Professor of Tourism, Dr Michael Leuck talks about the possibilities. Audio

The Panel speaks to Journalist Remy Varga who's outside the Melbourne tower block that's in hard lockdown. Audio

Adversarial style of politics system merits argued in Spinoff; PM confirms wage subsidy to end in September; Apartment owners face huge bill to earthquake proof their building; Study finds half of… Audio

Melbourne apartment tower residents still not allowed out; Tourism would get a 4 billion dollar boost if there's an Oz/NZ bubble. Audio

Panellists Michelle Boag and Shane Te Pou share what they have been thinking about. Audio

Mythical beasts and where to find them! There's been a fresh sighting of the Loch Ness Monster and Robert Kelly finds himself in a credulous mood when it comes to monsters and beasts in Aotearoa and… Audio

Deep in the heart of Silicon Valley, researchers in white coats are growing something in petri dishes that may one day appear on our dinner plates; meat. Audio

It's the 'glue' that binds the rhythm and melody together. Audio

RNZ producer and bookworm Robert Kelly is in to defend genre fiction that follows the rules. Audio

Researchers have spent the last two decades studying the "cultural evolution" of the white-throated sparrow song. Audio

Erik's Fish and Chips in Queenstown and Wanaka is running a reading challenge for local children. Audio

There are renewed calls in the Cook Islands for an indigenous Māori name, including Rarotonga's Tākitimu monarch. Audio

A new report on the Port of Auckland relocation has ranked Manukau Harbour as the best option. Audio

The Government has announced where the first 80-million dollars of its Sport Recovery Package is going, with community sports the big winner. Audio

A new kaupapa Māori domestic violence initiative has opened in South Auckland.

Te Taanga Manawa is a joint venture between Te Whare Ruruhau o Meri Trust and Counties Manukau Community Police. 

The… Audio

The Government has launched a plan to boost primary sector export earnings by $44-billion over the next decade.

Eric Frykberg has the rural news. Audio

Basketball New Zealand breathes a sigh of relief after a financial boost.

Joe Porter has sport. Audio

Businesses remain pessimistic about their future after a sharp fall in trading activity. 

Emma Hatton has business. Audio

The Islamic Women's Council's submissions to the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the Christchurch Mosque Attacks outlines how the Government had multiple opportunities to establish protections for… Audio

The Southern District Health Board has made it clear it would prefer Queenstown wasn't used for isolating and quarantining returning New Zealanders.

Last week the government announced it was looking… Audio

Air New Zealand has frozen bookings for people entering New Zealand to ensure there's enough space for them at quarantine and isolation hotels.

The Minister responsible for those facilities, Megan… Audio

A freeze on flights to manage demand for quarantine. The Islamic Women's Council releases its submissions to the Royal Commission.

Nicola Wright has the news. Audio

Julie Woods was 31 when she was diagnosed with the condition that would cause her to go legally blind. Born with perfect eye-sight, she was diagnosed with Macular Degeneration when she was 18. Audio