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What the Bondi attack tells us about gun law reform
The terrible events cross the Tasman have once again put the spotlight on firearms control. Waikato University's International Law Professor Al Gillespie joins Emile Donovan. Audio
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Mum put off Christmas experiences over worries about photo use
Audio 24 Nov 2025An enchanted Santa experience was more of a nightmare before Christmas for an Auckland mum, after she discovered the T&Cs would allow the business to use any photos taken of her children for its… Audio
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Lilburn Lecture 2025: Bodies of Water - Don McGlashan
In his 2025 Lilburn Lecture, New Zealand music icon Don McGlashan talks about how bodies of water have shaped him as an artist and person. Video, Audio
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Screentime: Train Dreams, Dead of Winter, Spinal Tap 2
Audio 13 Nov 2025Film and television reviewer James Croot joins Kathryn. Audio
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US working in Sudan to bring about a truce
The US is working with Sudan's army as the conflict there continues - Alex Baird has this report Audio
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US: more details emerge about murderer of Charlie Cox
Bevan Hurley reports on the latest in the assassination of Charlie Kirk Audio
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Why sparrows could tell us a lot about humans
Professor of avian behavioural ecology at Macquarie University in Australia, Simon Griffith joins Emile Donovan. Audio
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What can Shakespeare teach us about happiness?
Cora Fox discusses how Shakespeare's plays depict happiness, and whether that view is still relevant today. Audio
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Lily Catastrophe: using cabaret and comedy to talk about Bottom Surgery
Shiyi Redpath is better known as Lily Catastrophe, a burlesque performer whose debut solo theatre show, Bottom Surgery was a critical hit at this year's New Zealand and Dunedin fringe festivals. Audio
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US: President raves about 100 days in office as economy suffers
President Trump celebrates his first 100 days - Bevan Hurley joins the party Audio
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Legal scholar concerned about use of artificial intelligence in court
Audio 10 Apr 2025A legal academic is concerned about the use of artificial intelligence in court - after a fake case was referenced in the Court of Appeal. Audio
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What can writers do about their work being used to train AI models?
Joshua Yuvaraj is the co-director of the New Zealand Centre for Intellectual Property, and a senior lecturer in law at the University of Auckland specialising in copyright and artificial intelligence.
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Feature interview: What biology tells us about being a dad.
Audio 3 Dec 2024Dr James Rilling is a neuroscientist and a father himself whose been studying the biology and evolution of fatherhood for 15 years. Audio
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Lilburn Lecture 2024: The music critic - an endangered species in Aotearoa New Zealand? - Elizabeth Kerr
Music critic and commentator, Elizabeth Kerr speaks about the role of music critic in the Aotearoa arts ecosystem. She recalls feisty New Zealand music writers from last century, outlines her own… Video, Audio
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NZ winemakers worried about high tarriffs exporting to US
Kiwi winemakers are anxiously waiting to see if and when they'll be hit by high tarriffs exporting into the United States - following the election of Donald Trump. President elect Trump campaigned on… Audio
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What can dogs teach us about loving life?
Philosopher Mark Rowlands argues a dog's capacity for joy and meaning can help us better understand ourselves. Audio
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US: highly classified info about Israel, Iran gets leaked
Two weeks to go until the US Presidential election - Katherine Firkin is on the job out of New York Audio
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US: President Biden speaks about killing of Hezbollah leader
President Biden has spoken about the killing of Hassan Nasrallah - Katherine Firkin has the details from the USA Audio
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US: JD Vance, Trump continue lies about Haitian immigrants
45 days to go until the presidential election - Bevan Hurley is on the case for First Up Audio
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What building consents tell us about life in Aotearoa
Stats NZ's Mark Darbyshire joins Emile Donovan. Audio
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Concerns raised about US military buildup on Guam
Audio 15 Aug 2024A former U.S. Congressman for Guam says military expansion on the island is happening at rates that haven't been seen since World War II. Audio
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How do people feel about the US elections?
Visual journalist Nick Munro asked people in Auckland if they're interested in US politics and how they feel about the upcoming election in November. Audio
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What latest neuroimaging tell us about migraines and the brain
Auckland neurologist Dr Ray Bose specialises in migraine and says some of the brain changes being identified can be reversed by medications targeting a key neurotransmitter in the brain. Audio
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US military warns about resurgence of ISIS
ISIS is back according to the US military - Alex Baird reports from the Middle East Audio
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Justice Ministry workers used foul language about researcher
Audio 1 Jul 2024Two Ministry of Justice workers have been called out for using foul language to complain about a researcher in an online chat. Academic Barbara Sumner has made a number of Official Information Act… Audio
