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This International Day for Elimination of Violence against Women, Latin American feminists in Auckland spoke to Kadambari Raghukumar about the issues the community faces when it comes to violence… Audio

Simon Devitt describes the houses he likes to photograph as "self-assured, poetic and sustainable". And he's brought together 30 of his favourites in a book called Cape to Bluff. Some are intriguing… Audio, Gallery

Wellington's tip shop is marking two and a half decades of turning trash into treasure.

Opened in 1997 by locals, it's grown from two staff to twenty.

Our reporter Kate Green and visual journalist… Video, Audio

Well the fatal stabbing of Sandringham dairy worker Janak Patel has reignited the debate about punishment versus rehabilitation for offenders.

But a Waikato-based trust claims to provide a solution… Video, Audio

Above average temperatures are expected across much of the country this summer but particularly in the west.

The West Coast of the South Island, including Fiordland and central Otago, can expect more… Audio

The motor industry says the price of second-hand cars will rise by up to 25 percent under the clean vehicle standard that kicks in, in January.

It says the fact the system for collecting payments is… Audio

What might research tell us about martial satisfaction in age-gap relationships? Audio

Tamaki's resident music nerd steps out of his makeshift recording studio to bring us his favourite tracks of the week. Tonight he shares tunes from Zane 2000, Foushee, Black Belt Eagle Scout and Wau… Audio

Host of RNZ's Pocket Edition Maggie Tweedie joins us with a bit of a summer gig guide she's put together. Audio

Rein in our spending, and padlock our wallets - that's the message from the Reserve Bank Governor to try to get the cost of living under control.  Audio

Film critic Dan Slevin shares his selections to kick-start your binge watching this weekend. This week, we take a look at Middle Earth fantasy series The Rings of Power and Hitchcockian thriller Kimi.

Wetlands can absorb more carbon than forests, but they're under threat. Hugh Robertson is the Principal Science Advisor for Freshwater at the Department of Conversation  Audio

Hawke's Bay farm manager Viliata Junior Fonoti Taulago has been known to bust moves in the paddock. Video, Audio

A sheep and beef farm on the foothills of the Seaward Kaikoura Range is home to a boutique distillery. Justine Schroder converted a shed into the Mt Fyffe Distillery three years ago and she's never… Audio

Our guest this week is Caroline Murray - a vet in Blenheim doing things a little differently. She calls herself the Wilderness Vet and has taken on the role of working for herself, with her car acting… Audio

There's an explosion of grass in Waikato this week after countless days of rain and warmish weather, calves are being weaned and drenched on the West Coast and winter crops are in the ground in South… Audio

Fishing licences are down this year which could mean more opportunity for a successful catch. Fish and Game ranger Adam Daniel lets us in on his favourite places to go in the Central North Island. Audio

Hiphop dancer embraces the farming life, Ex-midwife in high spirits after setting up farm distillery, Life on the road as a Wilderness Vet, Why right now is the best time to get out freshwater fishing… Audio

In a week when Parliament sat under urgency, across four long Tuesdays, quite a lot of legislative business has been progressed. Audio

Invercargill is making a pitch to young people in the city and trying to woo more to come live there.

Most of those around the council table are over the age of 50 - so they've set up a pop up kiosk… Audio

It's a new era for Aotearoa's most remote population - the Chatham Islands.

One of its iwi Ngāti Mutunga o Wharekauri has struck an agreement in principle for a treaty settlement with the Crown.

The… Audio