Life And Society
Merriam-Webster's Word of the Year revealed
The American dictionary said users are seeking out the word's meaning as they try to navigate what is real and what is fake.
Wonderful World of TradeMe with Tiana Barns
Christmas comes but once a year, and while we may balk at Chrissy talk before December the first, many people are doing the groundwork - sussing out trees and decorations, if not buying pressies quite… Audio
The legal issues Kiwis most often seek help with
Citizens Advice Bureau data reveals what legal rights people most often seek help with, and what makes it so difficult to access. Audio
Relationships with Hannah Korrel
Neuropscyhologist Hannah Korrel returns for her 'Relationships' segment with Jesse. Audio
Large procession gathers in Foxton for tangi of top Head Hunter
A large procession of mourners - and police - have gathered around Foxton, north of Levin, for the tangi of top Head Hunter gang member William "Bird" Hines.
William Hines is expected to be buried… Audio
Shared parking space turns illegal rubbish dump
More than ten months after the Auckland Anniversary floods some home owners are now dealing with illegal rubbish dumping at their evacuated properties. Meanwhile they've had letters from council… Audio
Can handwriting survive the digital age?
As handwriting disappears from our society, research shows that putting pen to paper is good for our brains. Audio
Tattoo festival offers up chance to reverse 'regerts'
Laser treatment worth thousands of dollars is up for grabs at a 'tattoo fail' competition in New Plymouth this weekend.
Gary McCormick: Karaoke, Kim and me
At the tender age of 72 Gary McCormick has no plans for retirement. The breakfast radio host is still touring small town New Zealand, as he did with Kim last century. Gary explored a different Kiwi… Audio
Long Read: Weighing the Booker Prize shortlist
By Jeremy Rees: I read every book shortlisted for the most prestigious literary award in the world. Here's what I found. Audio
Lego land: Creative creations at Palmy brick show this weekend
Lego land is replacing limbo land this weekend in Palmerston North. While politicians were busy hammering out coalition arrangements, some of New Zealand's more creative minds turned their attention… Audio
AT tries to ease Black Friday congestion after traffic chaos last weekend
It's the biggest retail event of the year marking the start of the festive season shopping. But after last weekend's traffic chaos at Westfield Newmarket, when motorists queued up to three hours in… Video, Audio
The Pre-Panel with Ruth Money and Duane Major
Wallace and panelists Ruth Money and Duane Major look through this week's mailbag. They discuss rising aggression against supermarket workers, strange items found in baggage by airport customs… Audio
Ollies: beloved Auckland ice cream shop handed to the next generation
After 50 years, the founder of the iconic Auckland fast food shop Ollies has hung up his ice cream scoop. Colin Haines (a Salted Caramel man) chats to Jesse Mulligan about the American-style diner he… Audio
The week that was with Te Radar and Pinky Agnew
Comedians Te Radar and Pinky Agnew discuss the UK's ban on Toyota SUV adverts, the mannequin hair which prompted calls to the police, and a death-defying fish. Audio
Consumer watchdogs warn of fake sales during Black Friday
With Black Friday sales in full-swing, consumer watchdogs are warning shopper to beware of 'fake sales'.
Research from PriceSpy and Consumer NZ has found the prevalence of so-called 'fake sales' are… Audio
Sex education book given unrestricted classification in NZ
A controversial Australian sex education book has been given an "unrestricted classification" in New Zealand, following a ruling from Te Mana Whakaatu Classification Office.
The book was taken off… Audio
Wānaka residents upset over 24-hour McDonalds application
Wānaka residents are objecting to an application for a 24-hour McDonalds.
The company has applied for consent to build a restaurant in the town, complete with a drive thru, seating for 75 people and… Audio
Kim Hill to hang up her headphones after 38 years at RNZ
Kim Hill is hanging up her headphones at midday tomorrow after her last Saturday Morning programme.
After 38 years in total with RNZ and international broadcasting awards from around the world and at… Audio
Enduro cyclist on riding Lake Taupo Cycle Challenge
The Lake Taupo Cycle Challenge is back for its 45th Edition this weekend, where thousands of Riders of all skill levels will navigate the 160 kilometre course. For most people, one lap is enough, but… Audio
