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Taking up the Friday slot for one time only, it's our favourite Australasian Brad Foster. Audio

Dana says Scott Robertson is set for the biggest test of his All Blacks coaching career when his side take on the Springboks in Johannesburg this weekend. Audio

Kiwis and Sarees - Exploring how South Asian women embrace their culture in Aotearoa through fashion and identity. Audio

US astronauts Sunita Williams and Barry Wilmore won't be returning to Earth until February, after NASA decided it couldn't risk bringing them back on a potentially-faulty Boeing Starliner

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Russell Clark from Licensed Renovations joins Mark Leishman. Audio

The UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres has issued an SOS to 'save our seas'; French Polynesia's President says France made three mistakes which lead to the perfect storm in New Caledonia; The Papua… Audio

In Guam the battle for land rights continues ahead of proposed long-range missile testing in December. Audio

Parliament's Question Time is a slow-moving boxing match with many rounds. This week one boxer's second stepped into the ring to help. They didn't throw in the towel, but they did try to stop the… Audio

Breaking up is hard to do in relationships, but also breaking up with your job.  Audio

While Telegram supporters label Durov a 'free-speech hero', his app has caused concern about the spread misinformation, extremism and illicit activity, like drug sales and child pornography. Audio

Bahamian New Zealander Elisa shares the inspiration behind her new musical project with Maggie Tweedie and introduces her latest single. 

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Last year the Ministry of Culture and Heritage Manatu Taonga reported New Zealand's arts and creative sector contributed $16.3 billion to New Zealand's GDP, or 4.3% of the total economy, in the year… Audio

Mediawatch meets two editors honoured for 'journalism of courage and impact' in Asia - one in a place where democracy’s been restored after authoritarian suppression, another in a historic hub of… Video

Zoological correspondent and author Jules Howard on the revolutionary story of eggs. Audio

Warmer weather means people can now grow fruits like pawpaw and bananas as far south as Invercargill. Audio

In the pouring rain and whipping winds, politicians arrived at Ngāruawāhia's Tūrangawaewae marae for te Koroneihana, the 18th anniversary of the Māori King's coronation.

The typically apolitical… Audio

New York Times contributor Andrew Reiner writes about traditional roles previously assigned to men and boys affects their lives.  Audio

After decades of searching for people lost in the wilderness, Don Schwass has found fame in recent years for his finding expertise.  Audio

UK correspondent Matthew Parris has the latest on the sinking of the Kiwi-captained superyacht belonging to a British tech entrepreneur.  Audio

Transpower has announced this morning it will allow generators to take more water from hydro lakes to help with the electricity crunch.  Audio