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The Black Caps have lost their second cricket Test against England at Nottingham overnight, and with it the three-Test series.

New Zealand were dismissed for 284 in their second innings, leaving… Audio

Sport NZ's getting an independent government funded integrity body, after a slew of recent reports showing athlete welfare was over looked or not taken seriously enough.

Drug Free Sport NZ and some… Video, Audio

The All Blacks have announced their squad to take on the Irish in a three test series next month. Out of from Sam Cane has been retained as the captain of the squad of 38, which contains six debutants… Audio

To Japan now where another North Korean missile test has people on edge. Our correspondent in Tokyo Chris Gilbert explained what's been happening. Audio

To wrap up this first season of Whakamāori: The Podcast, the team take a look back over all 12 episodes and recap on some of their favourite moments. Join them in their final whakamāori efforts. Video, Audio

We've got vast amounts of knowledge and information available to us at our fingertips - so why are literacy rates steadily declining? Audio

A crisis meeting has been called between KiwiSaver provider Simplicity and Fletcher Building over impact GIB supply problems are having on its $35 million-worth of shares.

Last week, Simplicity's… Video, Audio

Dr Maya Shankar's life took an unexpected turn after becoming a violin prodiy as a child.  She's now a cognitive scientist who studies how we cope with change. Audio

A Kiwi food company is winning over vegans, vegetarians and flexitarians with a range of alternative meat products sold under the brand name Plan*t. Sustainable Foods currently supplies plant-based… Audio

Coming Home is a new documentary set in a town in South Africa following the lives of a group of men whose lives revolve around racing pigeons. It homes in on one of the pigeon farmers, Emile, who… Audio

There's has been an almost 50 percent increase in the number of students who have stopped going to their regular school, and enrolled at the Correspondence School in the last year. Te Kura, which… Audio

The Warehouse has a 'Healthy Heater Swap' and is inviting anyone using a portable indoor LPG gas heater to trade it in for an electric option for free.

Indoor LPG gas heaters emit significant amounts… Audio

Hundreds of dead Little Blue penguins are washing up on beaches around the Far North.

RNZ has previously reported more than 40 had been found dead in Tokerau Beach over the space of two weeks, but… Audio

Waka Kotahi says the Harbour Bridge may close on Monday morning, due to high winds.

A crash is blocking one lane headed into the city on the Southern after the Princes St off-ramp. Motorists should… Audio

The Protected Disclosures Act was updated for the first time in 20 years recently with little fanfare or media attention. The government says it better protects whistleblowers who stick their necks… Audio

The Devil Took Her: Tales of Horror is the first time Whangarei-based short story writer Michael Botur has dipped his toe into this popular genre. He's written 12 stories, leading us, as he descibes… Audio

The day before he was due to received his ONZM at the Governor General's house last month, potter Ross Mitchell-Anyon passed away. His niece Milly Mitchell-Anyon is a curator at Whanganui's Sarjeant… Audio, Gallery

It's a huge weekend for sport in New Zealand, with today's big netball showdown between the Pulse and the Stars in the ANZ Premiership final the next big ticket item on the agenda. Sports commentator… Audio

Social psychologist Jonathan Haidt says he knows why the last 10 years in America have been "uniquely stupid". Perhaps unsurprisingly, he lays the blame squarely on social media platforms like… Audio

US researchers have suggested that some artificial sweeteners could affect the way the body metabolises particular drugs, including antibiotics, antidepressants and antivirals. Dr Ali Hill from the… Audio

This hour features a brand new album from Dunedin-based singer Annemarie Nelson, recorded in 2008 but released in 2022. Audio

The Detail brings you the issues that matter every weekday. Here’s what we covered this week. Audio

In a forest block near Tokoroa a 60-year-old tree is felled and turned into a cubic metre of wood. It will end up at the Mystery Creek Fieldays at the end of the year to give a visual representation… Audio

Set in a fictional country and told in a made-up language, new film Nude Tuesday follows a couple who head to new-age retreat Wøndeulä (pronounced Vue-de-la) as a last ditch effort to rekindle their… Video, Audio

Tons of perfectly good produce from New Zealand farms, orchards and processing plants, once destined for landfill, is being saved and filling fridges, pantries and hungry children's tummies around the… Audio

Country Life joins the queue to get free food at Nourished for Nil, a food rescue charity in Hawkes Bay and heads to a forestry block near Tokoroa for a discussion on forestry and farming. And we… Audio

Jacinda Ardern appears to have had some success in her long-standing battle to convince Australia to review its contentious 501 deportation scheme.

Under the section 501 visa character test… Video, Audio

 Friendships! What makes good ones, why they matter and what happens when we hit challenges? Audio