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On the pod today: more schools are accepting 5 year olds in cohort entry so children start in a group; how working from home during the lockdown increased our risk of cyber attacks and Pharmac says… Audio

On the podcast today: Devilskin announce big tour of the country in August; a review into our Quarantine and Managed isolation finds the system is not broken but under extreme stress; New Zealand MMA… Audio

On the podcast today, A father shares how lifechanging it's been since his son with cystic fibrosis got much needed medication funded by Pharmac and New Zealand adds another international womens… Audio

On the pod today: we explore various ways of working for love during Volunteer Week; we're continuing our look back at struggles with getting drugs funded by Pharmac and the battle of the Berm Audio

On the pod today: the tourism industry facing more bad news as the Government extends a ban on cruise ships; our New Zealand made business features loves letters typed out by hand; we catch up with… Audio

On the pod today: social media users worldwide disrupt Trump's Oklahoma weekend rally; Dan Carter puts up an autographed All Blacks shirt to raise money for his local rugby club; we catch up with… Audio

On the pod today: How much do we know about the historical origins of the names of New Zealand's towns? One small town Hawkes Bay comes under the spotlight. A German scientist connects the locked-down… Audio

On the pod today: Celebrations kick off in Auckland tomorrow to celebrate Matariki, the start of the Maori New Year. If you're part of the wealthy one percent of people who don't need your Super - one… Audio

On the pod today: Could New Zealand be first in line for post-Brexit trade deals with the UK; queues at Covid-19 testing stations are on the rise following two new confirmed cases; an antibody… Audio

On the pod today: compassionate leave for those in isolation is suspended - as our covid-free streak ends; Facebook moves to tackle fake news and foreign interference in the lead up to this year's… Audio

On the pod today: Massey University students want to go back to class as online classes continue; calls for a Pacific Travel Bubble are getting louder; ACC sees a dramatic fall in the number of sport… Audio

On the pod today: Across New Zealand thousands marched in solidarity with the ongoing Black Lives Matter protests in the US, Nathan Rarere tell us all about the first weekend of live sport, and calls… Audio

On the pod today: New Zealand academics slam a live theatre programme designed to warn young students of the dangers of underage drinking; a sense of chaos - nurses describe the experience of working… Audio

On the pod today: record high carbon charges may lead to a winter tomato shortage in the South Island; around the world, statues of slave traders and colonial leaders are being pulled down, sparking… Audio

On the podcast today: a petition on NZ's involvement in a major naval exercise in Hawaii; DOC encourages Kiwis to get on the great walks as hut bookings open up; police have conducted 100 internal… Audio

On the podcast today: a petition on NZ's involvement in a major naval exercise in Hawaii; DOC encourages Kiwis to get on the great walks as hut bookings open up; police have conducted 100 internal… Audio

On the podcast today: skifield's are celebrating the move to Level One; we've got plenty of ways of departing with your cash from TradeMe including a second-hand Lamborghini SUV; level one brings… Audio

On the podcast today, Maori mothers describe their experiences with Oranga Tamariki in a new report by the Children's Commissioner which he's described as "distressing"And an Australian NRL… Audio

On the pod today: immigrants confused by contradictory government messages over work visa holders; the government supplying free period products in schools will be life changing; the battle between… Audio

On today's pod: a Facebook page reminiscing on Auckland's Nightlife of old amasses thousands of followers; protests and mayhem raging across multiple cities in the US show no signs of abating; a… Audio

In the Pod today: a Kaikoura business is keeping optimistic about surviving the downturn; Nelson's Haulashore Island gets volunteer aid; the US reels from massive protests and clashes with police over… Audio