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How the food industry throws its weight - and its money - around in sport, politics, nutrition and education. Video

So'omalo Schwalger reviews a uniquely Aotearoa hip-hop collaboration. Audio

We're kicking off your Wednesday in Australia, Pam Corkery is in Brisbane and spoke with Nathan Rarere. Audio

Tony Stamp reviews a debut album blending soulful pipes with lo-fi aesthetics. Audio

Two English composers, making an impact sixty years apart. Alpesh Chauhan conducts. Audio

Should we be worried about the election campaign going negative? Or is the greater worry party leaders who can't get their facts straight? Video, Audio

Valedictory speech season has begun, and if there’s a common theme cropping up already, it’s a plea for a less toxic style of politics in Parliament. Audio

National Party MP Sam Uffindel recently revealed he does the shopping, once a month, in order to "give his wife a break." In June, the Tauranga politician explained to Parliament that his monthly… Video, Audio

With food price inflation the highest its been in decades, growing your own vegetables has never been more appealing. But if you're not sure where to start, or think your outdoor area isn't big… Audio

More than 6,000 people are enraged by a Ministry of Education decision to fit schools with American synthetic carpet over homegrown wool varieties.

The government has signed a nearly $8 million deal… Audio

The rise in cocaine use across New Zealand has brought cartels back into the public consciousness and headlines around the world. But are they responsible for the reported spike in drug use? Audio

Dan Slevin wonders whether the nostalgia for 35mm (and even 70mm) projection is justified.

Collier Landry was just 12 when he appeared as the lead witness in his mother Noreen's murder trial. He now co-hosts a podcast called The Survivor Squad. Video, Audio

Storms and cyclones have caused major disruptions on state highways across the country this year. What's involved in fixing them up to get them back open? Audio

Wet conditions across much of the North Island are causing headaches and heartbreak for some, while the South Island is recording boomer seasons in parts, thanks to the wet. Kiwifruit harvest has been… Audio

Sit! Listen. This week: jazz tunes dedicated to, and inspired by, dogs. Audio

Tony Stamp reviews poetic British post-punk, local space-folk, and the return of a Canadian great. Audio

Is it becoming harder to be a sports fan, as sportswashing continues its creep into more codes and competitions? Audio

Increased mineral content can cause skin irritation and make water look dirty - but it's not necessarily unsafe to drink. Auckland University Engineering Associate Professor Dr Lokesh Padhye explains.

Melodownz demonstrated his unique flow and ability to craft conscious lyrics in the 2017 track 'The Anthem'. Video

Australian food writer-turned-food activist Matthew Evans was in North Canterbury last weekend talking to local growers about what keeps the earth, and us, healthy. Audio

Hypnotic is the new film by low-budget thriller maestro Robert Rodriguez. Ben Affleck stars as a burnt-out cop on the search for a bank robber who uses hypnotism to get strangers to do his dirty work.

It's been three months since the Wairoa river burst its banks, the morning after the downpour caused by Cyclone Gabrielle.

Hundreds of homes remain damp and dirty, families are still displaced, and… Audio

"Smelly, dirty and diseased." Just some of the words associated with rats.

But an Auckland assistant vet is hoping to turn all that around.

Belinda Clarke breeds pet rats and loves them so much, she… Audio

We let machines decide many of our day to day decisions, but what could happen if artificial intelligence steps in to make even harder ones for us?  Audio

A group of New Zealand scientists working at the cutting-edge of electrical engineering hope to make inroads into the problem of getting electric planes into the air. One of those scientists is… Audio

A shadowy Russian private military company has been increasingly making its presence felt in Africa. The Wagner Group, often dubbed Putin's private army, has been involved in conflicts in Libya… Audio

While dressing up for a formal occasion used to be the norm for all of us, these days it seems anything goes. Should we all be making more of an effort?