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You are what you eat, at least in the eyes of your coworkers
How we eat lunch at work has changed, but a good lunch is more about how you eat than what.
Crustacean species named after Wellington brewery
Fork and Brewer has its name immortalised in scientific literature after winning a beer competition.
The great lunch debate
How we eat lunch at work has changed, but a good lunch is more about how you eat than what Audio
Young Kiwi rides high learning ancient equestrian craft
Sophia Stratford is following an ancient pathway, learning to make saddles through one of London's Worshipful Companies and she's given up a lot to get there.
This Weekend: International Men's Day in Nelson
Tonight we're heading to Nelson to speak to the local men's group facilitator and event coordinator Hardy Bachert about the group's open day on Saturday. Audio
Why so many retired Kiwis are experiencing loneliness
"It's like this void, this emptiness in the room." Audio
The Pre-Panel for the 15th November
Today on the pre-panel producer Olivia Wilson joins Wallace Chapman & Jesse Mulligan to preview tonight's show. Audio
Weekend Stuff: DIY with Stan Scott
Any and all DIY or building questions will be answered by Stan Scott, builder and solid dude. Audio
How a Christmas party can put a damper on your career
Here are some dramatic ways end-of-year functions have disrupted workplaces.
Helping the people who help people with disabilities
A couple of weeks ago, you will have heard that Star Jam, the organisation that created dancing and performing opportunities for people with disabilties, came to an abrupt end. For one group - the… Audio
Inner city permaculture - how to make it happen
When you think of permaculture, you might imagine something very busy and wild, but Amanda Warren is a garden designer and says it doesn't have to be like that. Audio
'Only in Australia': Couple comes home to find koala in bed
Fran Dias Rufino, who moved to Australia from Brazil, posted the unexpected encounter on Instagram, saying she was lost for words upon seeing the marsupial inside her home.
The mysterious crew trying to revive Wellington's nightlife
A team of young music and visual artists are creating spaces in the capital city for people to get goofy and dance.
How running coach Maree Leith is helping women go the distance
Maree Leith's introduction to running wasn't exactly a happy one. It was off the back of some blunt advice from a surgeon about her weight. Audio
Boaties share experiences of notorious Manukau Bar
Boaties have been sharing their harrowing experiences crossing the notorious Manukau Bar on Auckland's west coast, at a special Bar Awareness seminar held by the Coastguard. Jessica Hopkins reports. Audio
Rhys Darby announces new stand-up show
The Our Flag Means Death actor says he's excited to return to the stage "a bit older, a bit wiser but mostly a bit sillier".
Are dating apps aggravating our loneliness crisis?
With opaque algorithms, and pricey membership schemes, do dating apps really have users' best interests at heart? Audio
Pete Majendie on deafness, tea, and being part of Christchurch's story
Artist Pete Majendie’s work 185 Empty White Chairs stood in Christchurch for over a decade honouring those who died in the 2011 Christchurch earthquake. Now, he's released a memoir. Audio
Vanessa Robertson: how to document a family history
Author Vanessa Robertson joins Jesse to talk us through the process of collecting a family history. Audio
