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Scottish forensic anthropologist and anatomist Professor Dame Sue Black has pioneered ways to use an image of someone's hands (often a criminal suspect's only visible physical feature) as a means of… Audio

In December 2016 climber Jane Morris almost lost her arm (and her life) when a falling rock hit her on Mount Tasman. Earlier that year she had become the first female president of the New Zealand… Audio

Warren Gatland is one of the most renowned rugby coaches of the last 20 years, leading Wales to three Six Nations titles, two Grand Slams and two World Cup semi-finals, Born in Hamilton, Gatland made… Audio

Irish actor Barry McGovern's reputation has been forged by his performances of the notoriously difficult work of his countryman Samuel Beckett. Beckett's plays are often abstract and esoteric, knotty… Audio

Can art be viewed in isolation from the life of the artist who produced it? It's a question increasingly troubling galleries and cultural institutions. Audio

Debt – it’s deep in the heart of our society and our economy. But we have an odd relationship with it. Bernard Hickey asks why we both fear debt and love it so much. Audio

It was another strong year for music in Aotearoa, from the internationally acclaimed Aldous Harding and Tiny Ruins, to the grass roots DIY acts just bubbling up. The Song Crush team play some of their… Video, Audio

Fonterra has increased its forecast Farmgate Milk Price by 25 cents to a midway point of 7 dollars 30 per kilogram of milk solids. Audio

Nadia Reid has released new single, ‘Best Thing’ and announced she’ll release her third album Out of My Province on March 6^th, followed by a nationwide tour. Video

Spotify has released its most streamed music of 2019, and Soaked from 19-year-old pop sensation Benee has come out on top. Video

Frustrated carers are taking to the picket line today to protest over what they say are zero hour contracts.

The workers at Woburn Masonic Village, in Lower Hutt, want certainty over their shifts.

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Graham Hoete also known as the artist "Mr G", is well known for his large scale murals, one that grabbed worldwide attention was of the late artist Prince, MR G painted the late singer in Sydney and… Audio

New Zealand's mental health system is starting on a major overhaul. Karen Brown asks what's needed to help those living with mental illness. Video, Audio

Over the past twenty years there has been a bumper crop of memorable and beautiful local albums that have found notable success. We are proud to offer you our top 21 albums of the twenty-first century… Audio

How much power does the individual have in preventing climate change when just 100 companies are responsible for more than 70 percent of emissions? More than we think, American author Jonathan Safran… Audio

The work of Pacific people has been noted in a Treasury report but does it go far enough? And what is the impact of this on our wider economy?  Audio

"The case has been sent to the Coroner ..." but what happens next? The country's Chief Coroner tells us, it's not like on TV.  Audio

Episode 7: 40 years on, the Erebus tragedy is not forgotten. New Zealanders come forward to share their own stories of the country's deadliest disaster. By Katy Gosset and Michael Wright. Audio

National has revealed it would expect judges to hand out tougher sentences if it's in power, even though the judiciary is independent and should not be swayed by the government.

Among the party's law… Video, Audio

The TV landscape has changed beyond recognition - but there's a confusing picture over where your screen entertainment will be coming from in the future.  Audio