Children

Self-made content that goes global is big business. How do people get in on the act? Audio

New research reveals ways teachers are challenging students to be the best they can be. For what the Teaching, School and Principal Leadership Practices Survey reveals about strengths and needs in our… Audio

Why do we have daylight savings? Audio

It's being described as a bittersweet day as Oranga Tamariki and Te Whānau O Waipareira sign a ground breaking agreement that is a crucial step in devolving power back to Māori to look after whānau.

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Kathryn discusses developmental language disorder with speech and language therapist Christian Wright. He says in every primary school classroom there will be around two children affected by the… Audio

In Emily Writes' latest book Needs Adult Supervision, the mother of two shares stories of growing up at the same time as your kids. Audio

To acknowlege Te Wiki o te Reo Maori, Maori Langage Week, this week Brain Busters is being presented entirely in te Reo. Series producer Reuben Davidson talks to Jesse. Audio

Researchers at the University of Auckland are calling for a universal screening service for maternal mental distress.

They said perinatal mental distress was not prioritised despite having… Audio

What is non-binary and what does it mean to be transsexual? Trans and gender diverse people can face challenges but one way we can help is by recognising a person’s ‘pronoun’ – such as he, she or… Audio

The Principal Youth Court Judge, John Walker, is questioning whether young people being interviewed by police are getting as much support as they need.

Adults are offered a lawyer when giving a… Audio

A Southland police officer has created a board game to help tamariki who have gone through the trauma of a road accident. Invercargill Senior Constable Rosie Marchant has put together 100 road safety… Audio

In the past week Ukraine has marked two significant events - 31 years of independence, and six months of holding off an invasion by its giant neighbour. It's a conflict that's had an enormous cost in… Audio

What’s in a name? We look at where our country’s names come from. Audio

Last week we spoke to musician Steph Animal about a game she's developed for children called Animal Tracks.  Steph's back to judge some listener tracks mixed using the game she's devised. Audio

Opposition MPs are labelling a restructure of the Ministry for Children as disappointing for our most vulnerable children.

Controversial legislation to restructure how Oranga Tamariki is monitored… Audio