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In an in-depth interview, Labour leader Chris Hipkins discusses Labour’s tax policy, Māori housing inequity, the cost of living, and the climate crisis. Video, Audio

The race is on in the motoring world to corner the rural market with practical heavy load bearing zero emissions vehicles. Car maker Toyota has just laid down the challenge to other manufacturers in… Audio

National's Health Spokesperson, Shane Rei, says his party cannot commit to adopting Labour's free cervical smear policy if elected, without first seeing the costings and impact it will have on labs.

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Women's health experts want the next Government to adopt Labour's promise for free cervical screening.

The cancer screening would be available for 25-to 69-year-olds.

And from Tuesday - the… Audio

Labour is promising free cervical screenings if they are re-elected.

The cancer screening would be available for 25-to 69-year-olds.

And from Tuesday - the government is also rolling out a new… Audio

Inspired by Dr Rangi Mataamua's easy-to-follow Matariki handbook, the panel look at the relation of the stars to the preparation of a hautapu. Audio

As the price of eggs continues to skyrocket industry reps says they're still playing catch up following a ban on cage farming, facing higher production costs and building up flock numbers. Checkpoint… Audio

The plight of cancer patients having to travel away from their homes & families for treatment. The Cancer Society in Christchurch is having to use motels to house Otago/Southland cancer patients and… Video, Audio

A debilitating condition that affects about 10% of females in Aotearoa New Zealand, endometriosis remains virtually unknown or mysterious condition to most people. Can we engineer a solution to end… Audio

There are concerns pyramid schemes disguised as mentorships are targeting a wave of young people. If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is, says Massey University business school marketing… Audio

An Auckland woman is on a mission to catalogue every Little Free Library in the region.

The neighbourhood book exchanges can be as low-key as a small wooden box filled with books for passers-by to… Audio

Scientists are looking for ways to adapt salmon fisheries for climate change. In this episode we talk to UK-born Dr Jane Symonds about how to save the industry from mass fish die-offs. Produced by… Audio

What is your love language? The panellists Kimo, Kristin and Anaha get all lovey dovey in this first episode. Audio

Business is booming in artificial intelligence technology and new applications appear in the news almost daily. At an AUT symposium this week, experts said it’s already being deployed in creative… Video, Audio

The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week. Audio

Three former Subliminals unleash four exploratory tracks that stretch to nearly an hour. Audio

One week into the official election campaign and the hyperbole is flying thick and fast. 

Distractions persisted throughout the week, with protesters at the major parties' campaign launches, outrage… Audio

American writer Richard Ford talks to Kim Hill about dyslexia, death, writing and Be Mine - the final book in his award-winning Frank Bascombe series. Audio

Eager to make a positive first impression, Mana’s talented girlfriend is put to the test when she meets Mana’s whānau and goes tit-for-tat with the fiery and highly competitive Trish. Video

Join us for a weekly round-up of the news! Plus in our explainer this week we look at social anxiety.  Audio

Have you ever wondered whether you're getting a reasonable lifespan out of your laptop or dishwasher or oven?

Consumer NZ has revealed how long you should reasonably expect your household appliances… Audio

Ahead of Saturday's match-up against the Panthers, hype around the Warriors has hit a new peak.

Following one of the best seasons the clubs had for years, fan fever has swept the nation with the… Audio

Some basic food and household items have shot up nearly 80 percent in the last 16 months. Checkpoint has been tracking the price of 36 items likely to be in a family's shopping trolley every week or… Video, Audio

Should we be worried about the election campaign going negative? Or is the greater worry party leaders who can't get their facts straight? Video, Audio

Is filling up at the petrol pump unfairly draining your wallet depending on where you live? Fuel companies have been asked for a please explain over significant & seemingly unjustified petrol price… Video, Audio

Today on The Panel Wallace and panellists Nalini Baruch and Peter Field discuss the government's free school lunch programme with a school doing it differently in Wainuiomata and the subjectivity of… Audio

Dr Falk Kalamorz, is leading a programme an intriguing Plant & Food Research project called New Plants for a New World. The idea is to test out whether grafting technologies will allow any imaginable… Audio

Have you got a pair of boots at the back of your wardrobe that you never wear because they hurt your feet? Or perhaps some scuzzy old Birkenstock sandals that have seen better days? Tauranga cobbler… Audio