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Part 2: Panellists Teuila Fuatai and Martin Bosley discuss school expenses, gardening, snorkelling in Wellington, and crumpet burgers! Audio

Part 2: Panellists Paula Penfold and Nick Leggett discuss the high cost of dental care in New Zealand, the case for 'open prisons', and whether councils should discount rates for unvaccinated… Audio

New Zealand driver Marcus Armstrong has signed on with Hitech in this year's Formula 2 Championship, hot off his maiden F2 win last month in Saudi Arabia.

2022 will be his third season in F2 which is… Audio

Panellists Zoe George and Liam Hehir discuss environmentally-friendly building design, the future of the BBC, and a special locomotive. Audio

Panellists Simon Pound and Alexia Russell discuss new home loan rules and food wastage. Audio

Nick features the work of Rodgers & Hart in this week's Summer Songbook. Audio

Centre for Science Communication student Laura McDonald speaks to Dr. Mike Palin about lead contamination in the environment. Audio

This is a brand new Beatles Radio Documentary - on the making of the album, documentary series and new book on the Beatles final album Let it Be. Audio

We’re continuing our Summer Requests programmes in Hymns on Sunday, and this week you can hear wedding hymns, a 20^th century classic and a rousing rendition of For all the saints. Audio

This week Nick looks at some of the many jazz standards written by the dynamic duo of George and Ira Gershwin, including 'Oh, Lady Be Good', 'I Got Rhythm', and 'A Foggy Day'. Audio

Part 2: Panellists Lynda Hallinan and Alan McElroy discuss tax myths, a new alcohol-free bar, and disc golf. Audio

Nota Bene sing 'The Blessed Son of God' and 'Ding Dong Merrily on High' - Te Radar, Irene Pink, Kennedy Warne, Beau and Sam Ackerman bid farewell to 2021. Audio

Neale Jones, Brigitte Morten, Pattrick Smellie Siouxsie Wiles and Andrew Holden look back on a tumultuous year. Audio

Panellists Verity Johnson and Mark Knoff-Thomas discuss extreme weather events, 20 years of Lord of the Rings, and a strawberry shortage. Audio

Panellists Mihingarangi Forbes and Ben Thomas discuss sustainable fashion, support for forestry workers, and a not-for-profit bringing generations of New Zealanders together. Audio

Panellists Georgie Stylianou and Scott Campbell discuss the work of Te Tuinga, too many toys for children, a sunflower farm in the Waikato and a snowglobe collection that has made international… Audio

The 12-bar blues is one of the most common chord progressions in jazz. In the second hour of this week's show, Nick checks out tunes which take the blues to unusual places. Audio

Panellists Neil Miller and Zoe George discuss a report card for 2021, letters on how older New Zealanders coped with lockdown, and a scathing review of a Michelin starred restaurant.  Audio

Part 2: Panellists Damian Christie and Ziena Jalil discuss lending law changes, Christmas hams, and a 'monster slide'.  Audio

Party People discusses the stories making headlines over the last week and names their top political performers during 2021. Video, Audio

Otago University diabetes prevention research has found that a new approach might help to reverse the number of people who eventually develop type 2 diabetes. Associate Professor Kirsten Coppell talks… Audio