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We're live! Tim, Carlo and Abby answer your questions and go head-to head to decide who is the ultimate Titanic expert! Audio

In 2009, Taito Phillip Field was convicted of bribery and corruption and sentenced to six years in prison. Lockwood Smith was an opposition MP and recalls keeping the pressure on in… Audio

Simon Morris looks back on this year's film releases - many of which popped up on streaming platforms. Audio

Kathryn speaks with Doug Hendry, who makes the crosswords that appear in nearly all our newspapers every day. Doug and partner Ange run Tauranga-based The Puzzle Company. They've been testing people's… Audio

National Party deputy leader Nicola Willis says comments made by Christopher Luxon about young people in South Auckland discussing gang membership were not supposed to be disrespectful.

In an… Audio

New Zealand's aerospace industry says the sector's facing too much red tape, which is forcing some companies to move offshore.

With approval to test drones and rockets sometimes taking more than a… Audio

It's First Up's last week of 2022 and hopefully many of us will be enjoying a summer break - today it's Auckland's turn in the spotlight. Anna Thomas spoke with Chris Simpson, head of major events at… Audio

Parenting is a skill we all learn as we go along. And 5 years ago, Nick Firchau felt like he had no where to go to hear other men talking about their experiences as dads. So he started a podcast… Audio

Briton Danielle Brown is a double Paralympic gold-medalist and five-time world champion in archery. She was also the first disabled athlete to represent England in an able-bodied category at the… Audio

Immunologist Anna Brooks talks to Kathryn about how New Zealand is coping with the pandemic's enduring impact and she looks ahead to what could be a deadly summer of reinfection. With restrictions… Audio

The latest instalment in a special longitudinal documentary project that began following the lives of four Māori born in 2000. Video

In Part 1 of 2 episodes on design, decoloniality and culturally safe practices, Kadambari Raghukumar speaks to Dr Diana Albarran Gonzalez on Mexican design and textiles that became trendy in recent… Audio

At 11 she released an album, at 18 she set up a charitable foundation, and now at 21 Tayla Alexander is a lyric soprano. Before that, she's about to perform in a short comique opera in Brisbane. It's… Audio

Dr H. B. Turbott was The Radio Doctor for more than 40 years - pre and post the Second World War - dispensing advice on a range of health and social issues until his retirement in 1984. His broadcasts… Audio

James Cameron is about to launch one of the Greatest Shows on Earth - Avatar The Way of Water has just had its first sneak previews in the Northern Hemisphere. We have a vested interest in New Zealand… Audio, Gallery

Tony Stamp catches up on four local releases from around the country. Audio

If you had told people 150 years ago how well off the world would become, they would have anticipated paradise. So why do things feel so broken? A former advisor to President Clinton and a professor… Audio

A cervical cancer screening study will give its participants the option to test at home. 

The study will look at the impacts of the Human Papillomavirus (HPV) test, which will be Aotearoa's main… Audio

A newly prioritised spending plan and fresh ministerial line-up are part of Labour's plan to reset the political landscape for the start of 2023 - election year.

The political headwinds are… Audio

The kākerōri or Rarotongan flycatcher is a South Pacific conservation success story. Once reduced to just 29 birds, it has been rescued from the brink of extinction by a rat control programme managed… Audio

RNZ's smash hit comedy/history/conspiracy podcast Did Titanic Sink? wraps up with a one-off livestreaming comedy event. Audio

In 2007, 20-year-old Emma Agnew put a sign up in her car advertising it for sale. A man answered the ad, but he wasn't interested in buying the car. As Stuff senior reporter Martin Van Beynan… Audio

A group of top athletes is taking an employment case against High Performance Sport - why? Audio

Airlines may have to ration jet fuel until late December, following the import of a bad batch.

The Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment is warning Christmas travel plans could be disrupted… Audio

Upcoming Christmas travel plans could be disrupted with a bad batch of aviation fuel forcing rationing for airlines. 

Z Energy, which is the owner of the dud shipment, told airlines last night they'd… Audio

A year into the pandemic, when children and teenagers all over the world were spending extra time on screens not just for fun, but also for school, pediatrician Dr Michael Rich knew parents needed… Audio

Home grown robotic technoglogy to test golf balls could see a New Zealand company take a swing at new export markets.

Golf company Volle teamed up with Canterbury university engineering students to… Video, Audio