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A brief update from the business sector. Audio

Is New Zealand losing diverse young health professionals to other countries?

Ethnic communities say it's common for the children of immigrants to study medicine and dentistry overseas, but officials… Audio

Forest and Bird wants more rivers to be able run their natural path.

The organisation says the "Room for Rivers" plan is a nature-based climate approach which would increase biodiversity. 

Forest… Audio

More than half of all Kiwi families will become eligible for support to cover the cost of childcare. Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern unveiled the policy aimed at easing cost of living pressures at the… Audio

For the first time in three years, year 11 to 13 students will undergo NCEA exams in -- relatively -- normal circumstances from today. Back in 2020 NCEA was delayed by 10 days with more than half of… Audio

Polls for the midterm elections close on November 8 but the parties are bringing out the big guns Latest figures from NBC show more than 40 million people have already voted. Joining Nathan Rarere is… Audio

It's Monday and our Minister of Fruit of Vege Glenn Forsyth is with us from the fresh produce market amongst the asparagus and pototoes. Audio

Our Europe correspondent Nita Blake-Perse talks to Nathan Rarere about climate activists who blocked private jets in Amsterdam and glued their hands to paintings in Spain Audio

Time now to cross to our US correspondent Anna Burns-Francis who is in Charlotte, North Carolina. Audio

It's less than a year until the next election and Labour's still got a lot on its legislative agenda this term. Audio

Almost 40 percent of New Zealand households experience food insecurity, while 19 percent of children live in households that experience food insecurity. in this episode, Kadambari visits EKTA in… Audio

Whether cross-party or inter-parliament collectives, MP groups are all about human connections which help MPs, and importantly us, find out what makes them tick. Audio

Nick checks out music by saxophonists Sonny Rollins, Zoot Sims, and Al Cohn, along with trumpeter Roy Eldridge - and classics from Louis Armstrong and Ella Fitzgerald. Audio

With the release of an album of music inspired by poet Hone Tuwhare by the Rodger Fox Big Band, Nick checks out jazz inspired by Langston Hughes, Bill Manhire, Walt Whitman and Edgar Allen Poe. Audio

We've arrived at the sharp end of the Women's Rugby World Cup. Twelve teams began, only four remain, you know the drill ... its semi final time. Canada take on the highly favoured England at 4:30pm at… Audio

Rising interest rates and falling house prices could push more home owners into negative equity.

That's just one of the risks highlighted in the Reserve Bank's latest six-monthly financial stability… Video, Audio

Just 10 out of every 100 sexual assaults are reported to police and of those, only one will result in a conviction.

Jonty Dine talks to three victims of sexual crime, to find out why they are so… Audio

New Zealanders like to think we have a “Number 8 Wire Mentality” - a rough and ready enthusiasm for fixing and building stuff with limited resources.  Video, Audio

Danish pianist Jørgen Emborg has Parkinson's disease, and can no longer play. That hasn't stopped him releasing an album called Swan Songs, with a host of top Scandinavian jazz musicians. Audio

Nick checks out Jazz Alchemy, a new album by Queenstown-based multi-instrumentalist and composer Cliff Leatherbarrow. Audio

On the Mixtape at 4pm MATIU WALTERS of Six60 is my guest picking his favourite tunes.  Video, Audio

New Zealands two crown jewel rugby teams are in action this weekend But, would you believe it, both games will be overlapping eachother. The All Blacks take on Japan in Tokyo at 6:50PM, while the… Audio

Episodic binge-eating is the most common eating disorder in the world – yet fewer than half of the people who struggle with it get a diagnosis or treatment. Dr Hannah Kennedy is currently studying… Video, Audio

Marine mammals were a source of food and clothing for Māori and Moriori, and valuable oil for Europeans. Hunting them brought cultures together, made fortunes and cost lives but today it's saving them… Video, Audio

It's time to get your glam on. Audio

Moriori are the original people of Rēkohu (aka Chatham Island or Wharekauri) & they have a tragic and inspiring story. Unfortunately, that story's often been twisted into, well, utter rubbish. Video, Audio

RNZ Concert listeners tell us why they chose this year's favourite classical music in Settling The Score 2022. Video