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Murray Edmond joins us to talk about his book Time to Make a Song and Dance: Cultural Revolt in Auckland in the 1960s. The 1960s was a period of radical conflict, when the desire for a new, socially… Audio

Actor Andrew McCarthy, star of 80's classics like St Elmo's Fire and  Pretty In Pinkwas quite happy to leave that period of his life in the past and never look back. He talks to Jesse about why that… Audio

Artist Claudia Kogachi talks to Kadambari Raghukumar about what it's been like exploring her personal family relationships and dynamics through creative work. Audio

In the series finale, Hope, we get a glimpse of what a predator-free Aotearoa could look like, and look at the breakthrough technologies and innovations taking us towards that goal. Video, Audio

Parliament’s Health Committee is hearing public feedback on the possibility of safe zones to distance abortion protests from clinics. It's a rights-versus-rights debate with a lot of personal… Audio

It’s member’s week at Parliament and the bills likely to progress have a ‘Step right up! - Everyone’s a winner!’ flavour to them. Well, mostly.

China used to deny or ignore media queries about the human rights of the ethnic Uighur minority. But before our government debated its response in Parliament this week, China’s embassy held an… Video, Audio

“Not good enough” was the verdict of Sport NZ boss Raelene Castle after a fresh analysis of thousands of sports reports across our media found women feature in only about one in seven. But offshore… Audio

Doctors are being inundated by over 65s who thought they could get their vaccine from this week - but can't.

The government's roll out plan says over 65s who don't fall into earlier high risk groups… Audio

Elizabeth speaks to Kathryn from New Delhi on the deepening covid crisis in India, with gravediggers working around the clock to bury victims, while hundreds more are being cremated in makeshift pyres… Audio

New research looks at health needs for Pasifika Rainbow communities Audio

The Dawn Raids of the 1970s carry a shameful legacy to this day - and those who haven't forgotten, want an apology.  Audio

Bills get killed a lot at Parliament. But when a bill comes back for a second go - zombie style - your kill-shot has to be more creative. Video

In Germany, the trial of eleven suspected members of an extreme far-right terror group has begun today.

'Group S' are accused of plotting deadly attacks on Muslims, asylum-seekers and political… Audio

We'll begin in Australia, where it's suspected a second person has had an extreme clotting reaction to the AstraZeneca vaccine. Joining Nathan Rarere from her nest high above Brisbane is our… Audio

The 1950s and 60s were a fascinating period for Hollywood film scores, as popular music began to take over the classical style of the 1940s.  Audio

New Caledonia to hold third and possibly final independence referendum. Audio

In the UK, under-30s will be offered an alternative to the AstraZeneca vaccine after it was found to be a possible cause for blood clots.

The recommendation comes after a UK review, which found 79… Audio

UK correspondent Harriet Line looks in depth at the decision to offer under30s a different Covid-19 vaccine to the AstraZeneca one that has been linked to an increased risk of blood clots. Meanwhile… Audio

Twenty-eight-year-old Richard Waugh buys in 50 tonnes of waste vegetables each week to feed his herd. Audio

As the call for a government apology for New Zealand's Dawn Raids of the 1970s gathers momentum, the desire for meaningful reparations does too.

The Polynesian Panthers social justice movement has… Audio

When 11-year-old Anique left Sri Lanka, she thought it'd be temporary. Almost two decades later, she talks with brother Navin and mum Sushani about guilt, obligation, and what freedom really means. Video, Audio

Bill McKay joins Kathryn to talk about the forgotten history of central Auckland and how it deserves more than a token nod in the new redesign of Aotea Square. Bill McKay is a Senior Lecturer in the… Audio

A Pacific social justice movement is calling on the New Zealand government to formally apologise for the dawn raids of the 1970's. Audio