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Pōneke indie rock trio Soft Plastics perform live for Music 101.  Audio

Panellists Ziena Jalil and Peter Dunne on job seekers not turning up to interviews, working in the gig economy, and the fate of stamp collecting. Audio

The government has put a $2.5 billion sweetener on the table, to get local councils onboard with massive three waters reforms. The Prime Minister is right now speaking to councillors and mayors at the… Audio

Panellists Nuwanthie Samarakone and Ian Powell on a book cull by the National Library, limits on bottom trawling, and the benefits of silent retreats. Audio

We meet three people working in different ways to revive and reclaim mātauranga Māori within a modern context. Audio

Panellists Chris Finlayson and Anna Dean on the tourist space flight, first home buyers using the bank of Mum and Dad and whether cats should be allowed out at night. Audio

The government may tighten Covid-19 rules around wearing masks and face coverings and the use of the NZ Covid Tracer. Research New Zealand has measured New Zealanders' attitudes and Emanuel… Audio

Panellists Ed Amon and Lynda Hallinan on football fever and how Italian kiwis are gearing up for Monday's Euro 2000 final and why Converse has been accused of greenwashing. Audio

Research has found New Zealand's burgeoning health-tech sector has significant economic potential but access to lucrative foreign markets is being slowed by hurdles in the earlier stages of… Audio

Panellists Dr Claire Robinson and Raybon Kan discuss the benefits of a four day week, England making the Euro 2000 final and a horrific dog attack. Audio

The latest report from the national internet service for New Zealand schools, the Network for Learning, say it was blocking more than 1500 security threats a minute in 2020.

The report comes just… Audio

Oranga Tamariki staff have physically harmed children in their care 40 times in the last two-and-a-half years.

The figure comes from the Ministry for Children's own public reporting on abuse in care… Audio

We’re in Te Whanganui-a-Tara to meet three wāhine who work with taonga puoro. We ask why these taonga almost disappeared and what their dreams are for the future of the practice. Video, Audio

Nick checks out Chet Baker, along with NZ pianist Mike Nock, Sarah Vaughan, and the bass double act of Christian McBride and Ron Carter. Audio

Country Life chats to a farmer who's researched how farmers around the world deal with pressure. Also on the programme, one of New Zealand's earliest organic growers invites us into his apple cider… Audio