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What if Lightoller lied to the Titanic inquiries? What if Tim and Carlo are lying to RNZ? Audio

Tony meets Auckland beatmaker SR Mpofu to find out how he released 12 projects in one year, learn about his childhood in Zimbabwe, and receive a lesson in music production. Audio

The moment the Abuse in Care Report was tabled in Parliament MPs began debating what it means and how to respond.  Audio

You can hear hymns based on the psalms in this week’s programme, including All people that on earth do dwell (Psalm 100), O God, our help in ages past (Psalm 90), and I to the hills will lift mine… Audio

The Royal Commission of Inquiry's report into abuse in state and faith-based care unveiled this week lays bare an ugly history, offering damning evidence and denouncing leaders for silencing or… Audio

This week's critter is a trematode (also known as a fluke) that has chosen to parastitise not one, but three separate animals. Audio

Air NZ has often had an easy ride from our media. But with domestic airfares spiking, that's starting to change.

Depression affects people in all cultures but for centuries it has “hidden under the long black cloud of Kiwi denial”, health historian Jacqueline Leckie says. In her new book Old Black Clouds, Leckie… Audio

Hundreds of charities and NGOs providing care for vulnerable children and families say they're in limbo waiting for Oranga Tamariki to tell them whether funding will be continued, and they fear young… Audio

Trademark attorney Rebecca Jones explains the latest food to be denied trademark protection. Audio

Nau Mai Town is back with another haerenga around Aotearoa to find out more about Māori place names. Audio

As broadcaster Simon Barnett came to terms with his wife Jodi’s fatal illness, Shayne Currie came alongside the family to tell their story. His tender piece allowed the family to process their grief… Audio

Sports correspondent Marc Hinton joins Kathryn to talk about the All Blacks win over Fiji in the US, Ardie Savea is off to Moana Pasifika - can he save the struggling franchise? And ahead of the Paris… Audio

Housing affordability has plagued New Zealand for decades. What needs to change? Audio

For some people, flying involves abject terror. For others, it's pure joy. My guest is one for whom flying was the latter - but his latest book will surely be helpful for those who find it scary. Audio

The elusive UK soul collective present a one-track album that celebrates spirituality. Audio

Stage and screen actor Bronwyn Turei has been appearing on stage at Circa Theatre this month playing not one, but five different character’s in a reimagining of Sense and Sensibility.

Ever wanted a job that combines a very public tight-rope walk with solving fiendish puzzles? Helping The Leader of the House wrangle Parliament’s Order Paper is just the thing.  Audio

19th-century lawyer and politician Robert Grant only wrote a few hymns, but there's one you'll still find in many hymnbooks today: O worship the king. Sing along in this week's programme. Audio

New technology is helping farmers to prevent drench resistance and keep sheep parasite-free. Audio

The cost of living crunch has seen the number of retired working dogs looking for homes explode. We talk to the charity helping rehome them about why they make such great pets Audio

The government's draft emissions reduction plan - out this week - puts New Zealand's ability to meet its climate targets in jeopardy. That was the key takeaway for RNZ's climate change correspondent… Audio

Cook, food stylist and author Kelly Gibney shares a great recipe for the easiest one-bowl GF pizza with a mushroom-and-leek topping.  Audio

The Sport Integrity Commission opened its doors at the start of this month. Chief executive Rebecca Rolls, speaks to Kathryn. Audio