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The future is sh*t and we just need to come around to the idea, says Bryn Nelson, author of Flush; The Remarkable Science of an Unlikely Treasure. Our own disgust has cut us off from the "versatile… Audio

Businessman and entrepreneur Ian McCrae founded Orion Health three decades ago, but after 30 years at the helm he's appointed a new CEO - his son in law Brad Porter. Ian McCrae remains an Executive… Audio

A New Zealand Herald reporter says he is still waiting for an apology from the Auckland mayoral candidate, Wayne Brown, for comments Brown made about him.

Brown was caught on camera saying, if… Audio

From New Zealand in the 1970's to Aotearoa in the 2020's: how did we get here? Audio

In this episode of Voices, Afghan rugby players Bilal Slaimankhel and Mohammed Safi speak to Kadambari Raghukumar on what the game has come to mean to them in recent years.  Audio

When Parliament gets a new speaker MPs re-test the rules and the limits. Will this one let you away with things the previous one would not? Can you cripple their confidence and make them easier to… Audio

New Zealand rugby star Ruby Tui tells Susie Ferguson why she's sharing the rough details of her early life in the new memoir Straight Up. Video, Audio

Nutritional supplements proven to lower the risk of PTSD should be part of our public health response to disasters such as the Christchurch mosque attacks, says the University of Canterbury psychology… Audio

Labour claims New Zealand's economy is holding up well compared to many others, but global pressures and new policies may threaten its re-election chances. 

National has been on the attack, with the… Audio

Best of 2022 - A new educational programme beams farmers into urban classrooms to talk about agriculture with school children. Audio

Self-made content that goes global is big business. How do people get in on the act? Audio

The Rugby World Cup kicks off next Saturday at Eden Park. To celebrate Aotearoa, and the wahine toa competing, poi will be offered for free to fans attending the games. Audio

The White Ferns caption says there are still free places in the T20 World Cup squad. Audio

It's spectacularly spiky and delivers a painful or even deadly sting. Why are a team of conservationists growing and planting up Orokonui Ecosanctuary near Dunedin with more and more native tree… Audio

They are clever, charismatic, giving and full of personality, making them more and more popular as pets. Chickens are increasingly becoming common as companions as well as egg producers - according to… Audio

The Building Brothers Construction company is a Tongan family affair. The three Tuipulotu brothers, Mapa, George and Fou started off labouring, but since qualifying as builders they've formed their… Audio

Costco, where you can buy anything from food to furniture to fuel, is opening its first branch in Auckland this morning. Now we don't want to just give the new business a free advertisement, but this… Audio

Dinner etiquette is dead...BUT WE'RE BRINGING IT BACK! Audio

Unions are calling for a fresh economic strategy, saying the neoliberal free-market approach has increased homelessness, inequality, and economic insecurity.

The CTU's economist Craig Renney spoke to… Audio

Andrew looks at the range of responses surfacing about the new public media organisation arising out of RNZ and TVNZ. Audio

NASA is taking a crash course in defending Earth against a killer asteroid- literally.

We've seen how Hollywood does it, but it's now NASA's turn to test how to deflect an asteroid - for real - by… Audio

Two large-scale official inquiries took place immediately after the Titanic's sinking. Carlo and Tim discuss what the inquiries revealed to the public and what they concealed.

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Now that the dust has settled after the Queen's death, what's next for Aotearoa and the monarchy? Audio

Mrinali Kumar believes animal-free foods taste better. She has linked that belief with another, trying to reduce food waste. This summer her cauliflower ice cream Kinda, produced from vegetables… Audio

The perils of data-driven design are explored by Dr Angus Campbell. (A highlight of Auckland University's Raising the Bar talk series) Audio

Journalists are shining a light on our legal system, revealing some important cases and systemic problems. They're doing so in the face of impediments inside the courts and uncertainty about where the… Audio