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Free range egg farmers are fielding hundreds of calls and managing a flood of customers at farmers' markets as New Zealanders struggle to get their hands on eggs. 

The poultry industry warns an end… Audio

One in five New Zealanders are experiencing Long Covid symptoms, as the virus continues to cast a long shadow over the country.

New research shows as many as 300,000 New Zealanders could be battling… Audio

Every evening at sunset, large numbers of communal roosting birds such as starlings and sparrows are flying into wildlife sanctuaries to spend the night in safe, predator-free spaces. As these… Audio

Rose and Thorne has just designed and manufactured a range which is made just for women who are in manually demanding jobs. Head of design, Sue Dunmore speaks to Jesse. Audio

US psychologist, Dr Becky Kennedy and author of Good Inside trouble shoots a range of scenarios facing parents, including sibling rivalry, separation anxiety and tantrums. She has 1.6 million… Audio

The Department of Internal Affairs is expecting more people conceived by donor egg, sperm or embryo will want information about their genetic history as they get older.  

Since 2005, the Human… Audio

A Waikato wetland sanctuary is reintroducing rats to try to drive out birds fouling a prized lake.

The move is a last resort to try to scare off half a million sparrows and starlings that have found… Audio

The Auckland Chamber of Commerce says the biggest worry for businesses is inflation, as they prepare to meet with the new Prime Minister today.

Simon Bridges says that's especially true for small to… Audio

Claire Concannon investigates how luminescence and specialised materials could be key to our growing data storage needs, and visits a test site for native vertical gardens that could cloak the walls… Audio

Academy Award winning director Damien Chazelle portrays a licentious movie business on the cusp of a transition from silent to sound. Dan Slevin reviews. Video, Audio

Every dollar counts with inflation bubbling away. So what's the most cost effective pot to boil up a hot mess?

The answer may surprise you. Consummer NZ has put 13 saucepans to the test.

Test team… Video, Audio

Ann-Marie Bird set up in business when long-term chronic illness prevented her from doing what she loves: reading. Ann-Marie was diagnosed with ME/Chronic Fatigue Syndrome five years ago. A former… Audio

Oil from manuka trees grown in East Cape is being used to develop treatments for skin infections that are usually only cured by antibiotics. Manuka was used as a traditional medicine by Maori, and in… Audio

Regulations can't come soon enough for Buy Now Pay Later loans, according to financial mentors who say their services are the busiest they've ever been.

Festive season spending creating a debt spiral… Audio

You may have heard the saying - "It's practically impossible to look at a penguin and get angry".

Well, that was put to the test at the Dunedin Wildlife Hospital when two hoiho chicks escaped their… Video, Audio

The final weeks of school holidays may not feel like much of a holiday for parents rushing around making sure kids have everything they need.

And for some, the cost of back-to-school necessities like… Audio

The great egg shortage of the summer was big in the news until politics got in the way! But for Vegans - there's no crisis at all! Claire Insley from the Vegan Society talks to Jesse about the egg… Audio

Wildlife photographer Holly Neill moved onto a property on the Kapiti Coast late 2020, but it was absolutely overrun by weeds. Now the agapanthus have been uprooted, and 400 natives planted. Holly… Audio

The NZ Wars series goes back to the first shots fired... to Wairau in June 1843. The fourth chapter of this landmark podcast is out February 3. Audio

Health specialists are calling for a review of the Auckland Sexual Health Service, alongside further investment in public clinics around the country.

In some cases, patients who can't afford to see a… Audio

While people across the globe are saddened by Jacinda Ardern's resignation, others might be taking the news well.

When pressed yesterday, National Party leader Christopher Luxon wouldn't say whether… Audio

We're checking in with Wellington's newly-released kiwi. Last November, for the first time in around 100 years, eleven North Island brown kiwi were released into the Makara hills after an ambitious… Audio

Sometimes it feels like the world is just full of doom and gloom. If it's not the pandemic, then it's the cost of living or the climate crisis. Reasons to be Cheerful is a non-profit editorial… Audio

The Black Caps will be hoping for their first ODI series win in India, but it may be a tall order. New Zealand has pulled Kane Williamson and Tim Southee home to prepare for their upcoming test… Audio

Today on The Panel, Wallace and panellists Chris Finlayson and Ella Henry debate if Wellington deserves to remain our country's capital. Plus, they talk about microplastics washing up on our beaches… Audio