Audio Search

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange a free man after accepting US plea deal. Audio

Conservationists love to hate possums for killing native birds and spreading disease. But the introduced marsupials don't deserve cruel treatment just for existing, says Christchurch academic and… Audio

Detailed planning is the best way to set yourself up for a fulfilling retirement, say mother and daughter Di Murphy and Kristin Sutherland. To help people get the "scaffolding" in place for an… Audio

Thousands of Kiwis hit hard by the global shortage of estrogen patches have expressed their struggles in a recent survey. 80% said their mental health had been negatively impacted by the shortage… Audio

With decades of experience as one of New Zealand’s most prominent television journalists, Mark Crysell recounts gaining unprecedented access to follow a set of unlikely New Zealanders into North… Audio

Danni Duncan has hundreds of thousands of people following her child-free journey on social media, where she provides advice and support to others who are thinking about making the same decision. Audio

Matariki weekend will see the 25th anniversary of Whenua Hou or Codfish Island predator free sanctuary. It's been a remarkable success, pulling kakapo from the jaws of extinction as well as helping… Audio

A new home equity release product is promising a debt free, income solution for the over 70s - so what are the fish hooks? Audio

The Portland musician's new album is an inviting mix of ambient and neo-classical, involving acoustic guitar; upright bass; cello; and clarinet, all of which he taught himself. Video, Audio

Pundits have predicted the death of old-fashioned newspapers for years - but they’re still here. This week Mediawatch looks at a new history of New Zealand newspapers from one hundred years ago up…

Two hymns inspired by Psalm 23 ‘The Lord’s My Shepherd’ in this week’s programme. Both from the 1800s, one is by a British professor of music, John Goss, the other is by Joseph Gilmore, an American… Audio

On this week's Nashville Babylon there's classic reggae from Delroy Wilson, a soul smash courtesy of Barbara Lewis, a birthday tune for country legend June Carter Cash, Tex-Mex from Pete Rowan plus… Audio

'PIF leaders need to help Guam stand up to the US' - former US Congressman. Audio

Health advocates are pushing for a halt on the use of genetic test results by insurance providers.  Audio

Testing missiles in Guam is 'disruptive' - former US congressman. Audio

A new self test to detect cervical cancer is being hailed as a game changer, but those in the sector fear funding cuts will undermine it.  Audio

Debt owed to government agencies by the country's poorest residents adds up to more than three billion dollars, and there's no easy solution Audio

Māori and Pacific peoples are three to six times more likely to develop stomach cancer than New Zealanders with European ancestry. Claire Concannon visits a research team taking aim at this disparity.

Geopolitics expert Peter Zeihan tells Guyon what New Zealand needs to do right now if it wants to survive the end of globalisation, why China's days are numbered, and who's going to win the US… Video, Audio

Our Bookmarks guest this week is multitalented adventurer Hank Bilous. Audio

Ariane Beeston was walking her son in his buggy when she looked down and it wasn’t a baby she saw. It was a dragon.  Audio

Toby Young isn't afraid to lose friends and alienate people. He's one of Britain's most controversial journalists, associate editor of The Spectator and founder of the Free Speech Union. He'll be on… Audio

Austin Haynes is an opera singer who can reach one of the rarest and highest vocal ranges.  Audio

Researchers are asking parents of children conceived via sperm, egg and embryo donations if they've disclosed their origin.  Audio

The ‘five eyes’ group turning over information about millions of travellers is administered by New Zealand.