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TAHI.fm - When James Roque & Chye-Ling Huang realise they've only ever dated white people, they start to wonder... how did this happen? And is it really so bad to have a type? Video, Audio

The 70-year-old Janis Ian has said that the new album, The Light at the End of the Line, is going to be her last. William Dart puts up a case for hoping that it won't be. Audio

Covid skeptics occupied Parliament grounds this week under the banner of ‘freedom’ - and many other things. Did media coverage amplify their fringe views? Should media do more to understand them and… Audio

In his trailblazing new book, Frontal Fatigue: The Impact of Modern Life and Technology on Mental Illness, Dr Mark Rego examines why mental illness and stress are skyrocketing alongside technology. Audio

Joining us on the Weekend Panel this morning are commentator Josie Pagani and PR consultant Chris Wikaira. They discuss the ongoing protests at Parliament grounds, people avoiding contact tracing, and… Audio

A week of the House included a near miss by Chris Luxon, a lot of debate over a confidence motion and near completion for a bill to ban attempts to 'convert' gender and sexual orientations. Audio

In this week’s programme, you can hear two settings of Psalm 121: ‘I will lift mine eyes unto the hills’. One’s from the 18^th century and the other was written especially for the Queen’s Silver… Audio

Tony Stamp treats his ears to a trend-bucking second album by UK whizz-kids Black Country, New Road; the solo debut of Supergroove frontman and award-winning screen composer Karl Steven; and a… Audio

We announce the finalists of Te KaIpuoro Taketake Toa Best Folk Artist 2022.

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Best of 2022 - Painful memories of childhood abuse and years in prison are swept to the back of Casey Cowan's mind when he heads into the North Canterbury hill country on horseback.  Video, Audio

Wellington District Commander Superintendent Corrie Parnell said police are working with Wellington City Council to seek "disestablishment" of food trucks and others bringing food to the Parliament… Video, Audio

The construction sector says a new exemption scheme aimed at keeping critical supply chains running could fuel the rising cost of building.

The new scheme allows critical services to allow workers… Audio

Tuvalu last month became the ninth Pacific Island Forum member country to ratify the Australia and New Zealand led regional free trade agreement, known as PACER Plus. Audio

Feral cats are killing our native birds, but the conversation about getting rid of them just isn't happening.  Audio

The government says its taking a light touch when it comes to policing businesses that register as critical for the Covid test to work scheme.

Workers that qualify, will be allowed to skip Covid 19… Video, Audio

Who is a critical worker and who is not? For business it could literally be a multi million dollar question.

From today they can decide for themselves if they fit the bill and register for the… Video, Audio

We might not be able to predict when Covid might end or what the next variant may be, but the RNZ Music team can gaze into who and what will be worth a spin. Video

The main event at Parliament might be a very long set-piece debate, but the bills being debated are all scene stealers. Audio

California based psychiatrist Mimi Winsberg has been studying the insights the language of text can provide about the personalities of online daters. Her book Speaking in Thumbs expands on the subtle… Audio

The National President for Federated Farmers has responded to a new fund designed to support the primary sector with contingency planning and responses if farmers and growers test positive for… Audio

Performed by Melanie Lancon, Bede Hanley and Stephen De Pledge at the CMNZ concert, 'Fantasy & Romance', Auckland Concert Chamber, 3 August 2021. Audio

Parliament's new year has begun in the traditional fashion with a very wide debate that is a multi-party pep rally. And it's no short booster. This one takes 13 hours. Audio

It's time to ditch the government's test, test, test mantra in favour of a more targeted message; according to the scientists processing those tests.

Lab workers say they have been operating on the… Audio

Covid Modelling Aotearoa is standing by its latest projections of an Omicron outbreak leading to thousands of hospitalisations every day. Video, Audio

Watching Kiwi chefs get creative with their award-winning fresh cheeses is one of the perks of the job for Flavia Spena and Flavio Donati from ViaVio. Originally from Rome, the couple now produces a… Audio

A new study out of Victoria University of Wellington aiming to capture the experiences of New Zealanders with Covid-19 is being launched today.

Over the next two weeks nearly 9000 people who have had… Audio

Convoys protesting against Covid-19 mandates are expected to cause traffic disruption this morning when they converge on Wellington from the North and South. 

Two convoys made up of hundreds of… Audio

Four students at Te Mata Primary School, in Havelock North, have tested positive for Covid-19.

The cases are being treated as Omicron, and Hawke's Bay DHB staff are following up several close… Audio

In the winter of 1954, two schoolgirls - Pauline Parker and Juliet Hulme - murdered Pauline’s mother on a remote walking track in Christchurch. Author Peter Graham recounts the events leading to… Audio