Audio Search

Around 700 New Zealanders are diagnosed with pancreatic cancer each year - it's one of the hardest cancers to spot, and even if it is caught early, the 5 year survival rate is still only 5 percent. Audio

New technology is helping farmers to prevent drench resistance and keep sheep parasite-free. Audio

Clinical and health psychologist Dr Toni Lindsay says anxiety is a bit like chocolate: a little bit is ok, but too much can make you spin out.  Audio

We speak to the man behind a wonderful campaign which aims to make the joys of ocean fishing accessible to all. Audio

The developer of the world's smallest brain implant, Kitea Health, says it not only alerts parents when pressure is building in their child's brain, but will take the pressure off families living in… Audio

A Dunedin charity which supports job seekers is seeing increasing numbers of older people through its doors, as the cost-of-living crisis bites. Audio

Traceability is becoming increasingly important for consumers in the food and wine sector. Now a new project aims to use artificial intelligence to prove the origins of New Zealand wine without… Audio

Every couple of weeks or so we check in with builder Stan Scott to talk DIY projects they have on the go. But at the other end of the spectrum the art of DIY looks like it's on the out for younger… Audio

Ta rē Moriori, the indigenous language of Rekohu A.K.A the Chatham Islands is having a revival. Author Kate Preece realised that her husband didn't know how to 10 in the language of his karāpuna. She… Audio

Free Zumba classes in Mangere aims to get people moving in their older age and keep diabetes at bay Audio

Midweek Mediawatch - Mediawatch’s weekly catch-up with Nights.

Colin Peacock  talked to Emile Donovan about the government backing a law change - which they once slated in opposition - to help the… Audio

As part of the ongoing CHILL Campaign, the Islamic Women's Council of New Zealand introduces Samadiana Fariz, an accomplished gymnast and coach whose presence and participation in sports directly… Audio

We sometimes talk about the power of one person to make a difference. Well an idea a Lower Hutt woman had some thirty years ago has gone on to help thousands of kiwis - and all by harnessing the power… Audio

As many New Zealanders feel the pinch of rising food prices, an increasing number of communities are returning to the days of bartering for the things they need.  Jessica Keltie helped set up the… Audio

'PIF leaders need to help Guam stand up to the US' - former US Congressman. Audio

Debt owed to government agencies by the country's poorest residents adds up to more than three billion dollars, and there's no easy solution Audio

It's school ball season, but students can struggle to afford the clothes and tickets. However, at Otumoetai College in Tauranga they have a great scheme. Charlotte Willacy speaks to Jesse. Audio