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As Aotearoa's border reopening edges closer, families living in motels fear the country's housing crisis is about to get a whole lot worse. Audio

Clementine Ford has been called an angry loudmouthed polemicist by her detractors, and a leading light of the feminist cause by her many fans.The Australian writer and broadcaster is well known for… Audio

Fiji's attorney-general Aiyaz Sayed-Khaiyum has announced on Twitter a SpaceX team is in Fiji to help reconnect Tonga to the world.

It comes two weeks after Elon Musk offered to send Starlink… Audio

A new study raises significant questions about how young neurodiverse people are treated by the criminal justice system. Otago University researchers studied 150,000 17 to 25 year olds with autism and… Audio

We check in on Covid outbreaks in the French Pacific territories of Tahiti and New Caledonia. Audio

For years Māori journalism leaders warned a lack of training, investment and opportunities meant Māori people and perspectives were mostly missing in our media. But more effort and money than ever… Audio

Dozens of curly haired kids browse under the watchful eyes of their nannies at Joseph Burstons' Angora goat farm in North Canterbury. Video, Audio

Are you on your phone right now - scrolling Twitter or texting? How about just talking?

Old fashioned face to face communication is exactly what Dunedin's Otago Boys' High is trying to encourage by… Video, Audio

Dan Slevin reviews the new coming-of-age comedy by Paul Thomas Anderson, Licorice Pizza. Video, Audio

Kathryn speaks with the new Director General of the Department of Conservation, Penny Nelson. She's taken over from Lou Sanson, and has held senior roles with the Ministry for the Environment and the… Audio

Games offer us a chance to solve problems, and the satisfaction that comes with it says Oliver Roeder. He's a game enthusiast and a former senior writer for FiveThirtyEight with a Harvard PhD in… Audio

Ruawai-raised actor Roy Billing has been gracing New Zealand screens since the 1970s.  Having returned to our shores after being based in Sydney for many years, Billing will soon be treading the… Audio

Nets are going on in a Hawke's Bay vineyard. Grapes are at or just past the veraison stage. In Canterbury there are large areas of grass seed crops cut waiting for warm dry weather for harvesting. Audio

Analysis by a financial journalist has found the Government's Covid-19 policies have made the wealthy hundreds of billions of dollars richer, while the poor sunk $400 million further into debt to the… Audio

The Australian Navy plans to go ahead with delivering relief to Tonga after reports that 23 people on board its ship HMAS Adelaide have tested positive for Covid-19.

It says it is confident it can… Audio

Noosa is one of the hottest holiday spots in Queensland but from next week, Noosa will enforce bans on clapping, shouting, arguing and singing in a bid to stop the noise from holiday rentals. Audio

Dunedin Railways are causing a stir amongst railway buffs as they prepare to sell heritage assets. Six wooden carriages built between 1912 and 1923 are at the centre of the debate.  Audio

RNZ sports reporter Clay Wilson joins Karyn for an update on the latest results at the Australian Open. Audio

It's time to toss away your cloth masks as many of the country's DHB's are banning them due to their lack of protection. Physician Dr Richard Everts is an infection expert and joins us to share… Audio

The head of Local Government is predicting an exodus of mayors and elected members as controversial central government policies are turning people off from standing at the elections in October.  Audio

Our guests after nine are Auckland Artist Silas McClintock, (AKA Silas Futura) and his friend, Sydney-based motion picture concept artist, Tyler Hinde. They'll be chatting about making a sci-fi… Video, Audio

Patrick Phelps from Minerals West Coast joins us once again. he's taking a look at the extension of OceaniaGold's mine at Wharekirauponga, 10 kilometres north of Waihi. in the Coromandel which is… Audio

New Zealand tennis player Michael Venus is hoping to bring an end to the "Nick Kyrgios show" at the Australian Open tonight.

Venus and German doubles partner Tim Puetz are currently in action against… Video, Audio

A thirst for dairy products combined with tight global supply is set to deliver Fonterra's 10,000 farmer shareholders a record payout this season.

It has beefed up farmgate milk price forecast… Audio