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In the pod today: the first flight on another planet happened so why should we care; Vodafone backtracks on a warning to staff against holiday travel to Australia - could you really lose your job if… Audio

In the pod today: European football is in turmoil after the creation of a new "Super League"; Australians and New Zealanders can now travel freely across the Tasman but for those who arrived a couple… Audio

On the pod today: buckle up.. we're onboard the first quarantine-free flight from Auckland to Sydney; weightlifter David Liti has medals in his sights as he prepares for the Tokyo Olympics; and work… Audio

In today's pod: the Government unveils big changes in its bid to make New Zealand smoke-free by 2025; we unravel the mystery of Cook's petrel chicks turning up in gardens and roads across Auckland and… Audio

In the pod today: eight gannets are massacred at Muriwai's famous colony; we find out how the pandemic has changed Olympic athletes preparation for Tokyo; two Pasifika teams will start in next year's… Audio

In the pod today: we find out about new ACT MP Karen Chhour; why some Wairarapa residents have been boiling their water for more than a month; the excitement of the hops harvest for fesh hops beer and… Audio

In the pod today: why are record numbers of our top athletes seeking psychological support; what's hot on TradeMe; National's deputy Shane Reti on our unvaccinated MIQ workers and with only six sleeps… Audio

In the pod today: Kiwis are gearing up to head to Australia ahead of the opening of the travel bubble at the end of the week; a cancer patient joins the fight to get the Government to fund the… Audio

In the pod today: we're in Nelson to hear how kunekune, alpacas and miniature horses are making an important difference; New Zealand will suspend arrivals from India after 17 positive cases in managed… Audio

In the pod today: a century old war mystery is solved; deputy PM Grant Robertson talks about the pace of our vaccine rollout and whether HPV home-test kits should be funded and a bowel cancer patient… Audio

On today's podcast: please make sure that your seatbelt is fastened and your tray table is upright .. the Trans Tasman bubble is open on April 19 just in time for the school holidays; Moa bones… Audio

On the podcast today: Helen Clark has hit out at the UN Security Council for failing to protect the people of Myanmar; a leading virologist is concerned about the Covid-19 mutation circulating in… Audio

On today's pod: the man refusing to leave the doomed area of Matata; what planets are on show this Easter; US investment firm Silverlake wants to buy 15 per cent of NZ Rugby, we ask the Deputy Prime… Audio

On the pod today: an original artwork by the secretive British graffiti artist 'Banksy' sold for a phenomenal amount at the international Art Centre in Parnell; our new MP this week is National's… Audio

On the pod today: Brisbane wakes up in lockdown; how easy is it to get fake Covid-19 test results and vaccine passports on the Dark Web; National's deputy Shane Reti on whether flights from high risk… Audio

On the pod today: A deadly weekend in Myanmar as the military hit back at anti-coup protesters; will we be able to relax in Rarotonga come May? Cook Island's Tourism boss Liana Scott hopes so; and… Audio

On the pod today: It's emerged that managed isolation returnees were bundled onto the same bus as someone who'd already tested positive for Covid-19; the Cook Islands could lose 40 per cent of its… Audio

On the pod today: we talk housing, vaccines and Westpac with the Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson; we join a man running 654 kilometres around Auckland's domain for suicide awareness; and after a… Audio

On today's pod: the Maori Council says instead of spending a million dollars a day on motels - pay Marae to provide emergency accomodation; Auckland's Sikh community opens up a new community sports… Audio

On today's pod: where will the next America's Cup event be sailed; contact tracing apps are used around the world to slow the spread of Covid-19. But what happens with the apps when our borders open… Audio

On today's pod: Today marks a year since the borders closed.. Auckland Airport discuss the logistics of a trans-tasman bubble. Is April actually possible and how will it work; a Wellington-based… Audio