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Who was Peter Ellis, the childcare worker at the centre of the accusations and how did he come to work there? Meet people with many different connections to what was to become New Zealand's most… Audio

Wellingtonians can breathe a sigh of relief after a protest involving hundreds of people mirroring last years anti mandate occupation remained peaceful. The protest organised by Brian Tamaki's Freedom… Video, Audio

The two main parties have been quick to hose down expectations, after their leaders made a swag of promises in last night's leaders' debate. Chris Hipkins and Christopher Luxon both promised they… Video, Audio

Hundreds of protesters have caused disruption through Central Wellington today, as they march through the streets to Parliament. About 600 people gathered at Wellington's Civic Square for a protest… Audio

The global hype around diabetes drug Ozempic, as an appetite suppressant and weight loss tool, is driving people to source unproven and potentially unsafe alternatives. The drug is primarily used to… Audio

We're a little over two weeks out from the election and both major parties have given their pitch to voters to ease the cost of living.

The question is, what will voters go for? Will it be GST-free… Audio

A multi-billion dollar industry has sprung up around mental health and wellness. Have the efforts to raise awareness been too successful?  Audio

The Silver Ferns must win tonight's second test in Porirua if they're to avoid an embarassing series loss to a side they labelled England B. England won the opening game by a goal with a side that did… Video, Audio

Niki Bezzant heads down a protein-rich rabbit hole to investigate the carnivore or 'lion diet' much beloved of Mikhaila Peterson, daughter of controversial psychologist Jordan Peterson.

Swiftposium is an academic conference on Taylor Swift happening in Melbourne next year. The Swiftposium aims to discuss the implications of Swift's impact on a range of issues including gender, the… Audio

Labour has released its much-anticipated fiscal plan laying out the costs of its election promises, calling it responsible, balanced and credible.

The party's finance spokesperson Grant Robertson… Audio

We've heard the old urban legends - Police have a quota for speeding tickets - the soft serve machine is broken, and carrots make you see in the dark.

Many people are adamant that there's another… Audio

The Silver Ferns play England at Te Rauparaha Arena in Porirua in the second test of the Taini Jamieson series Wednesday night.

They'll be looking to make gains after their stunning loss to an… Audio

There are many urban legends around **Police have a quota for speeding tickets **the soft serve machine is broken **carrots make you see in the dark... and many people are adamant that there's… Audio

How the food industry throws its weight - and its money - around in sport, politics, nutrition and education. Video

Are you a details person? A Canterbury University researcher is keen to find naturally gifted people with the “super abilities” required to match complex visual patterns without any training – and… Audio

A trio of Northland brothers is on a mission to keep fruit and vege affordable for local families battling the cost of living crisis. Kumara is cracking more than $13 per kg in some bigger stores. But… Video, Audio

Sex therapist Jo Robertson discusses a form of betrayal which can leave people conflicted over how they should feel. Digital betrayal and infidelity can range from your partner looking at content they… Audio

What happens when you're stopped by police for a breath test in a left-hand drive car?

It turns out your passenger might be breathalysed.

At least that's what happened to T J Woodrow this weekend -… Audio

Experts are sounding the alarm over a social media trend that sees truck drivers livestreaming their drives on TikTok.

Users on the social media platform can go live once they have 1,000 followers… Audio

Phil Thompson has spent over 20 years training people how to defend themselves. He says that usually if a person tries to pick a verbal fight with you, the best and bravest move is to walk away. Audio

Advertising of junk food is a “major contributor” to the diseases sending New Zealanders to an early grave, the Ministry of Health says. 

Inspired by the late Moana Jackson the panel translate his article as featured in the book 'Imagining Decolonisation'. Audio

Ikaroa Rāwhiti is set to be one of the most fiercely contested match-ups of the 2023 election, and the electorate's loyalty is about to be tested. Go to 1news.co.nz or TVNZ+ to find the full video… Video, Audio

In a 2023 election campaign special, panel series ‘Carcass’ brings you  lively banter on where culture and politics did and didn’t meet on the hustings. Video, Audio

Three years ago Sinead Boucher took over the country’s biggest publisher of news from Aussie owners who gave it away “like a set of steak knives.” In the absence of big backers and the government… Audio

It's 'hymns by her' this week - we're featuring hymns written or translated by women. Audio

Gospel organ from Corey Henry, a Strayhorn classic from Joey Alexander, and music from bass players Ray Brown, Gary Willis, Tom Warrington, and Matt Penman. Audio

Tony Stamp reviews this Flying Nun debut: jangly, jagged and jaunty. Video, Audio