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A new digital feature called Find Fair being launched today aims to help people cut through the 'woke-washing' when shopping online.

It's a Google Chrome extension which flags products considered to… Audio

Belgian-American psychotherapist Esther Perel talks to Kim Hill about the modern religion of romance and the "relationship accelerator" that is Covid-19. Video, Audio

Ruapehu businesses are calling for the government to help the failing RAL company which runs the Whakapapa and Turoa ski fields. Voluntary administrators have been called in to try and figure out… Audio

A deputy high school teacher and a teaching fellow at the University of Auckland have teamed up to encourage more Maori and Pacific students to succeed in maths and physics. Katalina Ma talks to Jesse… Audio

A new bilingual app aimed at helping users improve their mental health goes live today.

The M3 Whānau App, which is billed as being grounded in te ao Māori, offers "mindfulness, meditation, movement… Audio

A new app records your voice, and takes 10 seconds to reveal whether you might have Parkinson's disease. It's currently diagnosed by a 90 minute evaluation with a neurologist. Professor Dinesh Kumar… Audio

New research has found that nocturnal critters are doing just as much good in terms of pollination as their day time equivalents. Lead researcher Max Buxton talks to Jesse about their findings… Audio

The Repair Cafe is looking to raise money to keep their sessions going and help divert more away from landfill by mending and making do rather than discarding. Brigitte Sistig is the driving force… Audio

The Queen's casket has arrived at Buckingham Palace, after leaving Scotland where she had been lying at rest.

But along with the hoards of people lining London's streets awaiting her arrival… Video, Audio

This week, New Zealand sailor Dean Barker revealed that he was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2019. Barker tells Jesse Mulligan he was very reluctant to talk about the experience publicly but wants to… Video, Audio

There are concerns plans to force a group of migrant workers at the centre of immigration fraud allegations to leave the country will undermine efforts to bring to light cases of exploitation.

The… Audio

The acclaimed American genre-blender tells Tony Stamp how slavery songs, punk and motherhood inspired her new album Spirituals. Audio

The Emergency Management Minister is promising Northland cash to fix its flood-damaged roads, but cannot say how much or when he will deliver on the commitment.

Today Kieran McAnulty flew over the… Video, Audio

A New Zealand medic back from the front line in Ukraine is warning doctors and nurses here not to join the war effort unless they are trained to work in conflict zones.

Huge numbers of foreign… Audio

Maritime NZ has started work to upgrate the satellite Earth Station located between Rotorua and Taupo. Rescue Coordination Centre New Zealand manager Justin Allan talks to Jesse. Audio

Maraea and Kristian Pomana are part of the backbone of the Fordlands Community Centre. The organisation is in the heart of the Rotorua suburb which has long established high unemployment and poverty… Audio

Where the bloody hell are you? That's a question the Far North deputy mayor wants answered by government ministers after asking them to visit the region, survey massive flood damage and help with long… Video, Audio

A South Waikato retired dentist who runs a free service for those who can't afford care is begging the government for help.

Sue Cole is part of a delegation of local councillors, iwi and business… Audio

Kathryn talks with parenting coach and education consultant Joseph Driessen about helping children overcome the effects of the Covid epidemic, at home, at school, and with their friends. 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

Brain fog - it's a thing - and if you suffer from it you'll know how frustrating and sometimes frightening it can be. Thanks to Covid we are learning more about it and how to beat it. Sabina Brennan… Audio