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Environmental activists are planning to to shut down 60 cities worldwide, starting with Wellington. Students are urged to get support if they were at an Otago University party where a woman died on… Audio

An entrepreneurial 12-year-old from Auckland has set up a smoked butter business - and is taking famers markets by storm. Charlie Pronk - with a little help from his mum Jess - set up Dairy Me earlier… Audio

Dunedin's student community is in shock, following a death at a party this weekend. A young woman died and two people were seriously injured as dozens of people tried to flee a house on Dundas Street… Audio

Every morning we answer one of your questions. Today's question: What is the hidden economy? Here's business reporter Madison Reidy Audio

Before you head out to do your grocery shopping this week, our Minister of Fruit and Veggies Glenn Forsyth is here to join us with all the tips you'll need so you can get the buys for you and your… Audio

Tuia 250 ki Turanga kicked off over the weekend in Gisborne - with a range of events acknowledging Pacific voyagers and learning about Aotearoa's whole history. One of those events, separate to Tuia… Audio

To the US now where a second whistleblower has come forward in the impeachment case against President Donald Trump. The attorney representing both whistleblowers says the second whistleblower is an… Audio

Journalist, Kate Newton breaks down her investigation into land ownership in Aotearoa. Audio

Painter Kelcy Taratoa and his video artist and curator daughter Arpege are working side by side at Tauranga Art Gallery, where Kelcy's showing early work through to new site-specific art commissioned… Audio

In 1996 Australian filmmaker Baz Lurmann made a big splash by putting Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet on the big-screen in a contemporary setting. Helping to colour the movie's moods and reflect the… Audio

We're playing favourites today! The BBC's Songs of Praise has just revealed the UK's 10 favourite hymns, and we'll be counting them down to Number One. See if your favourites are there. Video, Audio

This week: jazz inspired by the rain, including Wes Montgomery with ‘Come Rain or Come Shine’,  Paul Motian with ‘Somewhere Over the Rainbow’, and Dee Dee Bridgewater singing ‘Here’s That Rainy Day’.

More jazz inspired by the rain, including Joanne Brackeen with Jobim’s ‘Waters of March’, Glenn Miller’s ‘Blue Rain’, and Herbie Hancock with ‘Rain Dance’. Audio

Music from the world, for the world, hosted by Trevor Reekie. Audio

Seeking refuge in an unlikey place could just be the key to unlocking the investigative puzzle Audio

Steve and Phil Brown have set up their King Country home and farm as a sanctuary for children with disabilities and their families. Their rescued animals are on the staff and help entertain and… Audio, Gallery

This week unsettled spring weather included damaging hail in Hawkes Bay, hard frosts in Marlborough and it's been wetter than wet on the West Coast.  Audio

The Reserve Bank's Governor thinks the big 4 Australian banks are making too much money in NZ. Guyon Espiner investigates efforts to rein them in. Audio

In a book that was twice stopped by authorities, "The Messenger" tells how Shiv Malik met, and was subsequently taken in by, Hassan Butt, a notorious British-Pakistani terror spokesman in the… Audio

It's claimed a three-and-a-half-year-old orphan stuck in a Syrian refugee camp is the child of a deceased New Zealand citizen. Nine to Noon has been told the toddler, who's parents had been living in… Audio

The brewing and hospitality company, Moa Group, has completed the purchase of Auckland's Non Solo Pizza for 3-point-7-5 mllion dollars. Audio

Elric Hooper and Des Wilson look at Impressionism and Music, and in particular the work of 'The Two Claudes'. Audio

This week Nick features trumpet player Clifford Brown and drummer Max Roach, as well as Billie Holiday, Dianne Reeves and Gregory Porter. Audio

This week Nick features trumpet player Clifford Brown and drummer Max Roach, as well as Dianne Reeves and Quatuor Ebène. Audio

Joe Ngan was born in 1932 in a small village near Canton (Guangzhou) China. When he was two, his mother died while giving birth to his sister. That meant Joe and elder brother Sun, were virtual… Audio

England coach Eddie Jones has joked Owen Farrell is "missing half his nose" after the English playmaker was on the receiving end of a shoulder charge in his side's 45-7 Rugby World Cup win over the… Audio

As Kiwi school kids head out on their second climate protest this year, we count down seven of the best New Zealand protest songs. Video

The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra has announced its 2020 season, marking 40 years of music making. Audio