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Soph and Indy ask a recruiter if Soph’s quadriplegia will affect her chances of becoming a lawyer. Soph proves her disability knows no bounds as she conquers a terrifying stunt. Video

External experts are poring over the ‘inappropriate editing’ of international news published online by RNZ. It has already tightened editorial checks and stood down an online journalist. Will this… Audio

Sit! Listen. This week: jazz tunes dedicated to, and inspired by, dogs. Audio

Nick presents a set of jazz favourites, featuring his favourite Aussie musicians: singer Kristin Berardi and guitarist James Sherlock. Audio

While it's beautiful that we're redefining what it means to be a man, the change process is leaving many young men confused and vulnerable to harmful influence, says Sydney-based Kiwi Dr Kieran… Audio

Manukau Ward Councillor Alf Filipaina talks about his opposition to the sale of Auckland International Airport shares.  Then it's the latest in politics with Stuff political reporter Glenn McConnell… Video, Audio

In Opotiki, a tangihanga is under way for Steven Taiatini, the president of the Mongrel Mob Barbarians.

The 45-year-old was killed on Friday night on St John Street and there is now a heavy gang… Audio

Serbian tennis star, Novak Djokovic, has made history overnight, becoming the first man to win 23 Grand Slam titles after winning the French Open in Paris.

Djokovic beat Norway's Casper Ruud 7-6… Audio

Nick continues his look back at the jazz of 1963, including tracks by Bill Evans, Betty Carter, Nina Simone, and Stan Kenton. Audio

Nick goes back to the early days of jazz with Kid Ory, checks out classics from Nancy Wilson and Pepper Adams, and plays a track called 'Rhubarb Crumble' from Mark Lockett's recent album Swings and… Audio

Auckland councillors have voted through a budget that will see it sell seven percent of its stake in Auckland Airport in a deal that's pleased pretty much none of them. After two days of often heated… Audio

In the wake of a PTSD-related breakdown, building with colourful blocks is now essential to Dan Mulholland's mental health. Video, Audio

Midweek Mediawatch - Colin Peacock talks to Tod Zaner about Auckland mayor Wayne Brown antagonising the media . . . again; a shake-up of Stuff's top brass; TVNZ boosting free-to-air sport; a dead… Audio

Performed by semifinalist Eva Rabchevska at the 2023 Michael Hill International Violin Competition with Amalia Hall, Gillian Ansell, Robert Ashworth, and Ashley Brown, Auckland Concert Chamber, 7 June… Audio

Performed by semifinalist Gabrielle Depres at the 2023 Michael Hill International Violin Competition with Amalia Hall, Gillian Ansell, Robert Ashworth, and Ashley Brown, Auckland Concert Chamber, 7… Audio

Performed by semifinalist Yeyeong Jin at the 2023 Michael Hill International Violin Competition with Amalia Hall, Gillian Ansell, Robert Ashworth, and Ashley Brown, Auckland Concert Chamber, 7 June… Audio

Simon Morris talks to Sam Wasson, one of the authors of the massive Hollywood: The Oral History, in which the story of the movie capital of the world is told by the people who made them. Audio

Nigel Collins explores the intersection between classical and popular music. This episode features music from Brian Eno, Steve Reich and The Beatles. (FINAL) Audio

Panadol..chocolate and meat are just some of the goodies being targetted by hardcore shoplifters according to a specialist police unit.

Supermarket giant Foodstuffs has reported a 40% percent… Video, Audio

DOC is warning dog owners to be wary of their furry friends along the coastline this winter to curb an increase in attacks on wildlife.

In the last six months alone several yellow eyed and little… Video, Audio

Professor Rat Catchers are apparently a new thing at Massey University. In an email the varsity's told staff they're responsible for disposing of dead rodents and vermin in traps that are in the… Video, Audio