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Hundreds of people are applying for roles, how do you stand out?
Job application numbers are at record levels, and recruiters say they are sometimes dealing with hundreds of applicants. So what can you do to stand out? RNZ asked the experts.
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The Black Seeds' Barnaby Weir is back with TRiPS
Charlotte talks with Barnaby Weir about starting a new musical project TRiPS midlife and the meanings behind the name; psychedelic sound and having an adventure. Audio
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Australian judge dismisses lawsuit claiming Roundup causes cancer
An Australian judge said on Thursday it was not proven that an ingredient in Bayer's Roundup weedkiller increases the risk of cancer in users.
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Rickie Lee Jones on ADHD: 'I have a terrible time concentrating and staying with anything'
Veteran US singer-songerwriter Rickie Lee Jones spoke to Charlotte Ryan in 2023 about how her neurodiversity feeds her imagination and her music. Audio
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Turn up, stand up: Learning from MP’s mistakes
An embarrassing kerfuffle in Parliament's debating chamber on Wednesday provided fun lessons on how the House works; or at least, how it is meant to work. Audio
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Movie reivew - Horizon An American saga - Chapter 1
Audio 24 Jul 2024Horizon: An American saga - Chapter 1 is a typically epic Kevin Costner (Dances with wolves) western - at three hours it's not even halfway finished apparently. Written, produced and directed by… Audio
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At the Movies for 24 July 2024
Audio 24 Jul 2024Simon Morris wonders if genre is always a good guide to a movie's quality. Just because you usually like that sort of film. Horizon: An American saga - Chapter 1 is a typically epic Kevin Costner… Audio
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Govt bill dumped after minister fails to show up, Upston admits 'I stuffed up'
The bill was supposed to have its first reading at Parliament on Wednesday, but Social Development Minister Louise Upston was absent from the House when it was called.
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Depleted Springboks pick Marx for Rugby Championship
South Africa have included forwards Pieter-Steph du Toit and Malcolm Marx in their 33-player squad for the start of the Rugby Championship.
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Public forums could be 'weaponised' – Mayor
Rotorua is considering adding public forums to meetings for what may be the first time.
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Chance industries may set up own training programmes
Some industries may revolt and set up their own training programmes if they don't like the government's plans for apprenticeships and workplace training. Education correspondent John Gerritsen… Audio
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Does Longlegs live up to the hype?
Longlegs, starring Nicolas Cage, has been touted as the scariest film of the decade. Does it live up to the hype?
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Workplace training shake-up: Employers could go elsewhere to train staff
Some industries could revolt and set up their own training programmes if they don't like the government's plans for apprenticeships and workplace training.
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Erasmus left with selection posers after big Bok win
A 14-man Springbok side has cruised past Portugal in a home game in which the whole squad took to the field.
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Worlds of Music 21 July, 2024
Music from the world, for the world, with Lila Downs, Taraf de Haidouks, Richard Thompson, and Welsh experimental folk-rock ensemble, 9Bach. Audio
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Moana Pasifika signs Ardie Savea through 2027
Champion player Ardie Savea is leaving the Hurricanes behind.
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Former Wellington mayor in court challenging $40 parking ticket
Dame Kerry Prendergast says there are no signs indicating someone can't park where she did.
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Nashville Babylon: 20 July 2024
On this week's Nashville Babylon there's blues from Big Maybelle, a track from Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore's latest album, classic soul courtesy of Otis Redding plus a birthday tune for Dion. Audio
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Clairo's Charm is tasteful and tightly controlled, but definitely worth your time
The soft-pop superstar reappears with an extra shot of soul on her third album. Audio
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What's gone wrong with local government?
Mayors are missing, rates are rising at record levels - RNZ asks what's going on with our councils. Audio
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Series exploring dementia wins World Press Photo Contest
Lee-Ann Olwage a visual storyteller from South Africa. Her series, Valim-babena, won Story of the Year, and explores the stigma in Madagascar surrounding dementia and memory loss. Audio
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Trump gunman seen as threat before attack, was lost in crowd
Donald Trump's would-be assassin was flagged as "suspicious" by the Secret Service up to an hour before he began shooting.
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Asian ensembles strike a chord at World Choir Games
Visiting Asian teams make up almost half the participants at the biennial competition. Audio
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唐诗被歌声演绎，彝族民谣亮相舞台，亚洲合唱团惊艳“世界合唱比赛”
两年一度的世界合唱比赛，到访奥克兰的亚洲合唱团数量几乎占了所有参赛团队的一半。 Audio
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Winston Peters wants more rational debate on deep sea mining
The NZ Foreign Minister says countries talking about the transition to a green future must understand that "we cannot get there unless...we are engaged in extraction."
