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Businessman and entrepreneur Sir Ian Taylor is fronting a new campaign to convince one per cent of pensioners to donate part or all of their NZ Super Audio

The host of RNZ podcast Our Changing World joins Emile Donovan to chat about a shake-up in predator-free project funding. Audio

An ambitious, complex, and expensive programme aims make three of our largest islands predator free.  Audio

We're all familiar with drones but how much do you really know about "Uncrewed Aerial Vehicles" and the role they could play in your daily life?  Audio

Saints and hot sauce might seem like an unlikely match, but Apostle Hot Sauce has taken spicy condiments to new heights over the last five years.  Audio

The 24/7 help service Healthline believes it can do more to ease pressure in hospital emergency departments by helping with patient assessments. Audio

Music from the world, for the world, featuring Oumou Sangaré, Tiken Jah Fakoly, Greg Johnson, and South African male choral group, Ladysmith Black Mambazo. Audio

Today we're focusing on the career of rugby union legend Billy Stead. Audio

Our podcast reviewer Alan Doak has two recommendations if you need to be cheered up a bit. Audio

Our tech commentator for today, Pratik Navani has recommendations for phones under $1000 dollars that will stand the test of time. Audio

Jake Bailey first became a household name almost ten years ago - he delivered his head boy speech at Christchurch Boys' High in 2015 just a week after being diagnosed with an extremely aggressive form… Audio

Free Speech Union New Zealand's Nick Hanne joins Emile Donovan to explain why the union believes the protest went against the ideals of free speech. Audio

Nature is putting on a spectacular display in South Westland where Rata trees are in full bloom. Audio

The Lantern Festival is a four day event that marks the first-full moon of the new lunar year, and welcomes the Year of the Snake. Among those, taking to the stage will be my next guest Nancy… Audio

On Monday, at midnight - submissions will close on the government's Gene Technology Bill. But opponents of the bill are warning against it. Groups like Greenpeace and GE Free NZ say there are serious… Audio

Alan Sanson is taking people on a trip down heritage lane in Sanson - where he's collected seven houses from different architectural eras.

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Te Manga Herewini on turning his life around and helping rangitahi to break the cycle Audio

Claire Concannon learns about a hunter-led trapping project aimed at helping whio, our native blue duck, in the Waioeka Gorge.  Audio

Female entrepreneurs could be the catalyst for increasing economic productivity. Audio

Science correspondent Allan Blackman talks about how the theory of quantum mechanics was born back in 1925, and the ways it's gone on to change our lives by enabling a range of technologies we now… Audio

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