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It's Inside Out's 200th show- so Nick takes a look back at some of his favourite tracks. Audio

American musician Mark Mothersbaugh has some advice for people who have symptoms of Covid-19 – get tested right away. He thinks if he'd got tested earlier he might not have ended up on a ventilator… Video, Audio

Mark Mothersbaugh made his name as the co-founder, composer and frontman of Devo. The avant-garde American band was influenced by the Surrealists, wore flowerpot-adjacent hats, and were pioneers of… Audio

Psychologist Dr Sarb Johal joins host James Nokise to talk about winning, losing and how to create a healthy work culture. Produced by Charlie Bleakley. Audio

Enjoy this new video performance from members of the NZSO, featuring the marimba. Video

Music industry supremo Richard Russell joined XL Recordings as an A & R scout back in 1991, two years after it was founded. He now runs the independent record label responsible for releasing an… Audio

As hundreds more soldiers begin to move out to isolation hotels around the country, New Zealand First is calling for the Defence Force to play an even greater role.

The call on the military - and on… Audio

Enjoy a new 'Play Our Part' video from members of the NZSO. Video

Despite its own challenges with covid-19, a shrinking economy and less money to spend on foreign aid, the United Kingdom government says it remains committed to its role as a development partner in… Audio

New Zealand number 1 Ryan Fox says three months will be his limit on the European Golf Tour. Fox returned to the European Tour last week and just four days after arriving in the UK managed a top ten… Audio

Auckland Philharmonia Concertmaster Andrew Beer is performing as soloist with the orchestra tomorrow night in Szymanowski’s Violin Concerto No 2. He tells David Morriss why the role of Concertmaster… Audio

Other acts set to perform at the multi-venue festival on Auckland’s Karangahape Road include JessB, The Bats and Nadia Reid. Video

In 1995, while sitting in a London pub, a bunch of men formed the first gay inclusive rugby club, the King's Cross Steelers. Since then more than 60 clubs have formed around the world, coming together… Video, Audio

New Zealand First denies playing politics over the latest coalition disagreement - this time over a major jobs package for Southland.

Labour's coalition partner says won't back a $100 million package… Audio

"I want the audience's jaws to hit the floor when they hear the music", says conductor Marc Taddei about Orchestra Wellington's upcoming concert Houstoun Plays Rachmaninov. Audio

A petition has been published to the New Zealand Parliament to provide pathways for overstayers to gain permanent residency in New Zealand on compassionate grounds. Audio

Nathan Joe is an award-winning Chinese-Kiwi playwright and performance poet. He joins us to sing the praises of what he regards is a unfairly neglected and under-appreciated artform, the Radio Play. Audio

Slow Boat Records is a Wellington institution, a magnet for musos and vinyl heads. As the city's longest surviving independent record store, it was named one of the world's finest music shops back in… Audio

Three women's world cups to be played in New Zealand over the next three years - but how well does this country really do when it comes to equity in sport?  Audio

All Black great Dan Carter will turn out for his Canterbury club this weekend.

The Southbridge club has confirmed that the 112 test veteran will start at first-five in their home game against West… Audio

"I’m not finished. I’m not done." Michael Houstoun was due to retire from live performances at the end of this year but COVID-19 changed all that.

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The latest political poll shows Labour could govern alone following September's election, despite a jump in support for the National Party.

The 1News Colmar Brunton poll shows Labour at 50 percent -… Audio

The man who ran one of the most highly regarded education systems in the world says it's time to rethink education in the shadow of Covid-19. Former Director General of Education in Finland, Dr Pasi… Audio

Election day is just over three months away and the Government is ramping up its efforts to finish off the bills on its to-do list and extending its time in the chamber to do so. Video, Audio