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Amid a barrage of criticism from across the political spectrum, Elon Musk reached for a defence beloved by editors and journalists.  Audio

Every three years senior MPs meet to reimagine Parliament, considering which rule changes might strengthen representative democracy and executive oversight. Audio

For his 2022 Lilburn Lecture, composer and Arts Laureate Ross Harris dove deep into his own musical past, sharing colourful snapshots from his life and career. Audio

Elliott Childs reviews a collaboration between Vieux Farka Touré and Khruangbin, the latest album from Punch Brothers and a new EP from local band Sports Dreams. Audio

Film director and producer Dame Gaylene Preston has been an inspirational and groundbreaking force in New Zealand culture for more than four decades. Dame Gaylene joins us to play some favourite… Audio

Labour faithful were in fine form at the party's annual conference last weekend, but an unflattering political poll on Sunday soon soured the mood. 

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern - roused by… Audio

Songwriter Bill Callahan – aka "the deep voice of American solitude" – writes melancholy country-inspired songs that often sound like poems set to music. He talks to Kim Hill about purpose… Video, Audio

Sir Graham has been assisting the Black Ferns coaching team in their preparation for this moment - and what better way to cap off his long and fruitful career in the game than toasting a win for… Audio

New research from the Growing Up In New Zealand longitudinal study shows how much easier it is for families to fall into disadvantage than it is to claw a way out. Dr Kate Prickett is a lead… Audio

It's not often an All Blacks Test plays second fiddle for most New Zealand rugby fans but that's exactly the situation this weekend.

The next leg on their northern tour is against Scotland at… Audio

A deep-seated belief in sorcery in parts of Papua New Guinea is resulting in more and more gender-based violence. Audio

Last year the government proposed to introduce a smoke-free generation, ending the sale of tobacco to anyone born after 2008. New research at the University of Otago has actually spoken to youth to… Audio

When it comes to driving on beaches, some want vehicles banned, some want tougher rules - and others just want a free for all. Audio

Town and country will meet again at the popular New Zealand Agricultural Show in Christchurch over the next three days.

After two years of Covid-19 disruptions, more than 100,000 people are expected… Audio

Equestrian events will be centre stage at the return of the Agricultural Show in Canterbury.

Hundreds of animals will be on display between today and Friday, and massive crowds are expected with free… Audio

Following the roaring success of Canterbury's Trotting Cup yesterday, farmers are raring to go this morning for the return of the Agricultural Show.

Hundreds of animals will be on display between… Audio

Ukraine has dismissed reports it's now open to negotiations with Russia.

Talking to Radio Free Europe, a presidential adviser said Ukraine isn't up for negotiations until all Russian troops leave… Audio

It's a housing crisis of a different kind - house prices are falling and interest rates are rising. Audio

Northlander Sacha Williamson is the country's first female freedive instructor trainer, and just one of two nationwide. Freediving is exploring underwater with a single breath.  Audio

This week’s agenda in Parliament illustrates some of the variety of motivations that lie behind prospective laws. Audio

It's a big week for Canterbury - Cup and Show Week in fact. Tracy Ahern is the general manager of the NZ Agricultural Show, she joins Kathryn to talk about why there's a focus this year on getting as… Audio

If you're looking for some entertainment this evening, we've got just the ticket, and its FREE for everybody. Around midnight tonight, a total lunar eclipse Blood Moon will be visible in New Zealand… Audio

Bogus or the bomb? Our guests review the party. Video, Audio

A Whangārei Girls High School student is asking Parliament to help feed about 300 peers she says are turning up without any food, each day.

Ocean Bishop-Karanga believes the equity criteria used to… Audio

Australian inventor and entrepreneur Dr Saul Griffith has a simple solution to fix one of the biggest problem our world faces. He says to put the brakes on climate change we need to do one thing… Audio

This week in Parliament, a Member's Bill is duelling with a Government Bill to enable easier transferral between the Māori and general electoral rolls.

Eggs were once a cheap and cheerful way to fill your supermarket trolley, but prices have skyrocketed - up more than eleven percent on a year ago. For egg producers it's been a perfect storm of… Audio

The Black Ferns are headed to the Rugby World Cup final after a thrilling win over France on Saturday night.

The New Zealand women survived a late penalty attempt by France to win 25-24, and book… Audio