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As Omicron case numbers and reinfections rise, could the country benefit from making a second booster shot more widely available? The answer from one immunologist is a firm, 'no'. At the moment people… Audio

Across the Tasman now - where Prime Minister Albanese is off to Fiji to join leaders at the Pacific Islands Forum - Nathan Rarere spoke with our Brisbane correspondent Pam Corkery. Audio

The Pacific Islands Forum has rocky beginnings in Suva this morning as Kiribati withdraws with immediate effect.  It is the Forum's 51st meeting and the the first time the nations' leaders will meet… Audio

Russian opposition leader and former presidential candidate Alexei Navalny was on a flight from Siberia to Moscow in 2020 when he started to feel ill. Navalny managed to get to Germany where he… Video, Audio

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When Dad discovers a mysterious, dusty box in Gran’s attic, and brings it home to Max it becomes apparent that the box contains a special treasure, one that only Max can… Audio

From tomorrow, a second Covid-19 booster dose will be available to anyone aged over 50 and health, aged-care and disability-care workers over the age of 30.

This is an extension of initial… Audio

Russian-American journalist and author Masha Gessen has an unparalleled understanding of the forces that have wracked Russia in recent years. Audio

We begin this morning in the United States - where the Centres for Disease Control has finally recommended covid vaccines for under 5-year olds. Joining Nick Trubridge from New York is Anna… Audio

You might recognise him by his voice, so long as he is shouting. But despite his role being front-and-centre at Parliament you might be surprised what he does, and what he can do. Audio

Israel's governing coalition is about to mark its first anniversary on June 13, however recent events have raised questions around how much longer it can last. Audio

Wallace and panellists David Slack and Cas Carter discuss the current Covid-19 situation with Professor of Epidemiology Rod Jackson at the University of Auckland.

They talk to Professor Troy Baisden… Audio

The Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development has slashed growth forecasts in the global economy, following a similar move from the World Bank.

Yesterday, the World Bank issued a stark… Audio

Four people are injured every hour on our roads over the typical Queen's Birthday weekend, according to the Accident Compensation Corporation.

Over the past five years, ACC has received around 400… Audio

Ali Lowrey talks about the future of winemaking in this highlight of Auckland University's Raising the Bar Home Series. Audio

If you thought there wasn't any more to say about crime in Baltimore after watching The Wire, think again. Justin Fenton was a crime reporter for the Baltimore Sun newspaper for 13 years and has… Video, Audio

Food waste collection services could soon be coming to your neighbourhood. The government plans to roll out kerbside collection of food scraps for most urban households by 2030, as part of its… Audio

An image of a gargantuan black hole at the heart of our galaxy has been captured, giving a first glimpse of the 'gentle giant' known as Sagittarius A*.  Video, Audio

Paul McCartney's younger brother, Mike, has just received a British Empire Medal for his services to the community of the Wirral, the peninsula across the Mersey from Liverpool.  Video, Audio, Gallery

A new docu-series has launched following the lead up to 21st parties for five babies born in 2000. Co-directors, Maggie Shui and Liam van Eeden talk to Jesse about the characters they followed and… Audio

Today's music feature heads back to the decade that style forgot - the 80s. Andrea Sanders, more commonly known as the co-founder of the musical group the Beatgirls, has written a show celebrating all… Audio

Scottish band Belle and Sebastian has a new album out this month – A Bit Of Previous. Founder Stuart Murdoch tells Kim Hill how spirituality and the compassion of others have enabled him to keep… Video, Audio

Transpower is being blamed for the massive power cut which left 34,000 people without electricity on one of the coldest nights of the year.

The Electricity Authority's delivered a final report on the… Audio

Jazz historian Aleisha Ward is a Lecturer at the school of Music at the University of Auckland, and she wonders if the roaring 20s are happening again! She joins Wallace to talk Jazz and play some… Audio