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It's Fifa fever, and for at least one young footballer player - the World Cup buzz is as much about the referees as it is the players. Seventeen-year-old Ciara Griffin is a player and referee herself

On todays show, SACHI spill on Club SACHI and drop some genius business ideas, Jackson Owens chats to So’omalo about his latest single ‘Now Forever’, and comedian Hamish Webber does some hot jokes… Audio

A Canterbury farmer has started a petition calling on the government to buy only wool carpets.

Sally Wenley has the rural news. Audio

The Football Ferns have achieved their first goal at the World Cup - winning a game - the aim now is to reach the round of 16 knockout phase.

Stephen Hewson has sports. Audio

Demand for credit has risen for the first time in two years as consumers sign up for credit cards and personal loans.

Anan Zaki has the business news. Audio

Business commentator Nikki Mandow joins Kathryn to talk about the return of the Chinese tourism market and how it might look different. Audio

A comprehensive look at how Coromandel Peninsula is coping in the face of continuous bad weather. Audio

Ralph McAllister reviews The Pole and Other Stories by J. M. Coetzee published by Text Publishing Audio

The proposed departure of a major league baseball team would be the third, and final, major sports team to leave Oakland since 2019, a loss not only to the city's economy, but for the legions of… Audio

Ron brings the latest on investigations into Donald Trump's role in January 6 Capitol riot, as well as the much-hyped 'Barbenheimer'. Audio

National is promising to change the longstanding GE laws if it becomes the government, so which sectors might move first in response? Audio

We're checking in with two innovative co-housing initiatives at separate ends of the country. Audio

Kathryn speaks to a track user who claims the situation is increasingly dangerous, and is concerned about the lack of action from authorities. Audio

Ali Brown has broken his third Guinness World Record for the longest continuous drumming session totalling 150 hours.

The Northern Irishman says no caffeine was involved over the six and a half days… Audio

Parents are worried their children feel too intimidated to use school bathrooms because older students are in there vaping.

High schools across New Zealand are grappling with how to deal with vaping… Audio

A Napier based honey company says its mānuka honey is the most potent in the world.

The True Honey Company received a record-breaking 34 rating from the UMF Honey Association for its latest harvest.

A Northland Geotech expert says there'll be more landslides to fix if a new motorway is pushed further north from Auckland.

The Pūhoi to Warkworth highway opened only a month ago, but cracks have… Audio

The New Plymouth Council is spearheading an unusual attempt to draw attention to the nation's pothole-riddled highways.

It has gained approval from Parliament for a poll asking whether the government… Audio

A woman who was dragged out of an anti co-governance meeting says the incident exposes a violent undercurrent in the movement.

Victoria Jakobs was left bruised after protesting a meeting for the… Audio

Kiri Allan's resignation from her ministerial portfolios, leaves a region of cyclone-affected residents in the lurch.

The former Minister had been leading the recovery of Cyclone Gabrielle in Te… Audio

The Prime Minister is defending his handling of Kiri Allan's resignation, with opposition parties taking stabs at his judgement.

Kiri Allan resigned from her ministerial portfolios and is facing… Audio

Doctors are rating their working conditions as the same or worse than they were a year ago when Te Whatu Ora took over.

The Women in Medicine survey shows evidence of widespread malaise, exhaustion… Audio