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A pay gap registry has gone live, with forty-seven of Aotearoa's largest employers voluntarily committing to report their discrepancies in pay.

A smaller number are also registering their pay… Audio

As New Zealanders battle to budget for growing bills, talk of tax cuts is tempting some voters looking to balance the books.

National is promising cuts across the board if elected, to deal with what… Audio

Nick checks out brand new jazz from Dunedin-based pianist and composer Bill Martin, as well as Billie Holiday and Joey DeFrancesco. Audio

From "alternative facts" to the most outlandish fringe conspiracy theories - we're now living in the age of disinformation. We all became familiar with Russian groups using Facebook to spread fake… Audio

University students living in halls of residence say almost everyone they know has Covid-19. New Zealand has passed 120,000 cases currently active in the community, with 22,152 cases recorded… Audio

Last night Ukraine-based journalist Mike Eckel travelled by train to Kyiv to report on the Russian invasion. He joins The Panel from the Ukrainian capital for an update on the situation. Audio

Myint Aung San talks to Kadambari Raghukumar in this Voices episode about his dreams to change the refugee experience in camps by changing the way they're built.  Audio

Paul Diamond reviews 30 Queer Lives by Matt McEvoy, published by Massey University Press. Audio

Christchurch barber Mataio (Matt) Brown wrote She is Not Your Rehab with his wife Sarah. They discuss the book and the global anti-violence movement it has spawned at 2021 WORD Christchurch. Audio

We speak to author Matt McEvoy about his new book 30 Queer Lives: Conversations with LGBTQIA+ New Zealanders Audio

As yet another day passes with police seemingly unable to deliver on threats to tow the protestors' vehicles and free up the streets around Parliament, frustration is growing.

And images of the party… Video, Audio

For five years, Shabana Basij-Rasihk dressed as a boy so she could attend a secret school in Kabul under the Taliban rule in 90's. She talks to Jesse about setting up a school for girls and why… Audio

An overseas recruitment campaign targeting specialist nurses will go live this week, but critics say two years into the pandemic, and with Omicron on the doorstep - it's far too late.

Last November… Audio

We speak with Talita Kefu and the team behind the social media group Live it Tonga working to keep families informed and connected amid the recovery from recent volcanic eruption and tsunami in the… Audio

The battered tourism and hospitality industry is hanging on for better days - but some insiders say we're looking at a reset, not a bounce-back.  Audio

Two years into the pandemic and with Omicron expected to be widespread in the community soon, New Zealanders are adapting to a 'new normal'.

Our reporters Soumya Bhamidipati and Samuel Rillstone took… Video, Audio

Many musicians, actors and others in the live events industry are facing months without any income because of the move to the red traffic light setting.

They are on their own because the wage subsidy… Audio

Social service providers are worried soaring living costs will lead to hardship and even civil disobedience.

They say people could be forced to take what they need to live. Petrol, food and house… Audio

Social service providers are cautioning rising prices crushing those who are already struggling.

Food prices increased by 4.5 percent in 2021, rents are jacking up and people are expecting petrol to… Audio

Those in the live music business are warning latest Covid-19 restrictions will seriously damage the industry.

Freelance music tour manager Sarin Moddle says stakes are high at this time of the year… Audio

We don't like Mondays. We struggle to get over the hump on Wednesdays and we prepare ourselves on Sunday to go to bed and start the whole week over again. Whose idea was the seven day week anyway… Audio

An exploration of lifestyles around New Zealand's coastlines and waterways through Derek Morrison's book, Living the Dream. Derek was NZ Geographic's 2018 Photographer of the Year. His book has… Audio

A major live events company has cancelled all of its shows for the rest of the year as a result of the country going to the red traffic light setting. Greenstone Entertainment made the difficult… Audio

We're going on a journey into Aotearoa's past now! We're continuing our series 'Who Lived There' this morning, it's based on a book of the same name which came out last year. Jane King took the… Audio

We're going on a journey into Aotearoa's past now! We're continuing our series 'Who Lived There' this morning, it's based on a book of the same name which came out last year. Jane King took the… Audio