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On the podcast today: a new government policy aims to shift the burden of waste management onto the businesses helping to create it; the record store that's adapting to a Covid economy; she's in the… Audio

On the podcast today: American film critic Leonard Maltin and a Kiwi film buff have collaborated to produce a new board game; a Kiwi in the UK forced to return home due to a tragic injury says she… Audio

On the pod today: a wellbeing covid app finds its usefulness beyond lockdown; TradeMe auctions include property on Mars; how Covid-19 will change the way voting works this election and New Zealand… Audio

On the pod today: we hear about the very hungry caterpillars, the broccoli and the viral Twitter thread; after a petition and a vote, the Rotorua Stockcar Club is now rebranding and will end its use… Audio

On the pod today: a Kiwi living in the UK plans to travel returning on a tourist visa, so she doesn't overstay her work visa; school principals are disappointed over law changes for the physical… Audio

On the podcast today: the 12-year-boy who's turned possum hunting into a pocket money earner; "delusional", "sleazy" and "insane" - words used by those accused of leaking Winston Peters superanuation… Audio

On the podcast today: the Falloon scandal puts Parliament's culture and mental health back in the spotlight; a call for more than a thousand Covid-19 prosecutions to be reviewed to curb a backlog in… Audio

On the podcast today: another National MP gone, this time Andrew Falloon after revelations he sent indecent pics to a 19-year-old woman, political commentator Bryce Edwards on what now for National… Audio

On the podcast today: Heavy rain leaves Northland in clean up mode - Whangarei's Mayor Sheryl Mai joins us as does animal charity founder Carolyn Press-McKenzie, who booked a flight as soon as she… Audio

On the podcast today: Medical researchers are urging World Rugby to try reducing on-field player numbers in a bid to reduce injuries, Christchurch residents affected by a gas explosion on their street… Audio

In the pod today: sheep shearing competitions are at risk with borders closed to international competitors; two asylum seekers imprisoned upon arrival months ago are finally released; a first in New… Audio

In the pod today: an incredible collection of iconic World War II aircraft is gifted to a Heritage Centre in Blenheim; hair bars for curly hair a priority for our featured business; a Cook Islands… Audio

In the pod today: new research out of London suggests immunity to Covid-19 might only last a few months; TradeMe auctions this week include a Dick Frizzell designed fridge and a tiny historic church… Audio

In the pod today: farmers remind local councillors about valuable crop land; members of India's legendary Bollywood star family test positive for Covid-19 - as case numbers there rise to the third… Audio

In the pod today: the idea someone in managed isolation could not know the rules is described as laughable; a new genetic study suggests that Polynesians made an epic voyage to South America 800 years… Audio

In the pod today: Te Araroa locals want an old dump site removed for good; an expert warns that diseases that can jump between animals and humans will get more common and we must act now to prevent… Audio

On the pod today: a Kiwi gin maker is thanking New Zealanders for backing local; a change in attitude from many rough sleepers - who are now accepting permanent housing for the first time in 20 years… Audio

On the podcast today: selling authentic anything on TradeMe; the Electoral Commission has ruled on posters of Jacinda Ardern; assault victims and advocates slam Netflix, saying a new movie on the… Audio

On the podcast today; How the Covid-19 lockdown led to a backlog of dental appointments, concerns we've forgotten the hygiene lessons we learned during covid lockdown, and a member of the Pomare… Audio

On the podcast today, traped in New Zealand after covid-19 Samoan RSE workers hoping to go home, public funding to team New Zealand is frozen as investigations ramp up, and when will blockbuster… Audio

On the pod today: principals fear border closure will worsen the teacher shortage; a petition is quickly gaining signatures asking the government to improve post birth rehab for women; Tonga bans… Audio

On the pod today: skullduggery and subterfuge a normal part of the America's Cup; we meet a New Zealand business based out of Western Australia and it's been one year since single use plastic bags… Audio