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Let's begin in the United States where there's been more bad news for Donald Trump over the weekend - a judge in Pennsylvania has dismissed yet another law suit aimed at up-ending the election. The… Audio

National leader Judith Collins is accusing the government of playing politics by not immediately backing Chris Liddell to head the OECD.

The New Zealand businessman-turned Donald Trump advisor was… Audio

The killing of the Bain family in Dunedin in June of 1994 holds a particular fascination for New Zealanders. Five members of the family were found dead by the oldest son David on the morning of June… Audio

Foley - creating sound effects for stage and screen - is one of the skills under threat from the digital age, where you can find most sounds you want with a quick search online.  Audio

Advocate of outdoor nature education, Wendy Pirie says there are so many benefit of children running around outside and exploring their environment. She is the founder of an Early Learning Centre in… Audio

Prize-winning pianist Lixin Zhang performs an all-Chopin recital in Wellington this Sunday. Audio

Do you fancy a trip to the theatre to celebrate Auckland's move down to Alert level 1? The Prayas Theatre Company has brought together a large cast and crew to present 'Yatra' at TAPAC in Auckland… Audio

The Silver Ferns and the Black Caps will resume international play next month with both sports being given the all clear to host international teams.

The Silver Ferns will host England in a… Audio

To rugby league now - and the Warriors can start booking their flights home having spent nearly five months cooped up in quarantine to play out the NRL season in Australia.

They've still got two… Audio

Landlords are being warned to play by the rules when it comes to setting rents, as the rent-freeze draws to an end next week. Tenants are bracing themselves for hike, with one tenant RNZ spoke to… Audio

Some Aucklanders are worried political pressure from the impending election will force the Government to lower the alert level for the city before it's ready.

It comes as Auckland Regional Public… Audio

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