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WATCH - Film producer Chelsea Winstanley tells Anika Moa she no longer needs another person to feel happy and in control.

Organisers for Electric Avenue, the country's biggest one-day music festival, admit some perseverance was needed to secure the headliners at Hagley Park this Saturday.

Marama Moore and James Ionatona Su'a were at a work rugby game when they first locked eyes. Now they share a young family and the food business Island Style Kitchen. Audio

Bob Marley: One Love is a year in the life of the reggae legend, from the attempted murder of Marley and his family to the recording of the Exodus album and the famous One Love peace concert. Video, Audio

Moroccan singer Oum is coming to Aotearoa to help the NZSO commemorate the fifth anniversary of the Christchurch mosque attacks. Audio

The roadie is a classic New Zealand holiday. We load up the car with all the outdoor gear, and hit the road. But as we increasingly electrify our cars, is the future of the road trip electric? Audio

Analysis - All the news, team lists and kick-off times for the opening round of Super Rugby Pacific.

NZ-born, US-based flute player Tessa Brinckman talks to Bryan Crump about her new album, Take Wing, Roll Back. Audio

Three to Seven celebrates the euphonium with one of best euphonium players in the business: New Zealander Buzz Newton. Video, Audio

Stan Walker releases his new song and video exclusively on RNZ today. He tells Music 101’s Charlotte Ryan what he’s learned from working with his uncle, renowned activist and artist Tāme Iti.

Musician Tiki Taane has surprised lunchtime crowds in Christchurch with a free concert on one of the city's trams.

Our Changing World follows a group of young New Zealanders and two meteorologists travelling to South Georgia Island in the southern Atlantic Ocean to collect weather observations. Audio

Madame Web is the comic book heroine who's inspired a thousand memes. Can it really be as bad as everyone says?  Emphatically yes, writes Simon Morris. Video, Audio

Much of the information online is confusing and conflicting. So, what's all this about histamine - and could it be causing your health problems?

Members of the Indian community attending pride events in Auckland last weekend have welcomed New Zealand's inclusive approach to rainbow issues.

Anna Koch is travelling the world with her family and her bass clarinet. Everywhere she goes, the Austrian musician tries to 'join the dots' linking her musical culture with the music of the host country. Video, Audio

Here Now - MIXIT in Tāmaki Makarau uses drama and dance to help young refugees gain confidence. Sudanese refugee, Izadine Ahmed Abdallah, is an alumni and now works there to help other young people. Audio

While various quick fixes are doing the rounds on social media, cognitive behavioural therapy is the best way to treat insomnia, a sleep expert says. Audio

Love them or hate them, could mushrooms be the key to good health. Stacey Morrison focuses on functional fungi in the latest episode of Healthy or Hoax. Audio

The weekend saw a big sign that the Wellington Phoenix are destined for A-League Men's glory, writes Mathew Nash. Video

New Zealand's International Film Festival has been rocked by high-profile resignations and is a shadow of its former self. RNZ's film expert Simon Morris asks festival chair Catherine Fitzgerald what's happening to one of our cultural highlights. Audio

Writer Mohamed Hassan based the six-part series on his own experience of being Muslim in Aotearoa. Video, Audio

J Dilla died in 2006 at the age of 32 after battling a rare blood disorder. Last week would have been his 50th birthday. Music 101 talks to Dan Charnas  the author of a book about "the music god that music gods worship." Audio

Geologist Dr Gregory De Pascale is exploring the relationship between earthquakes and volcanic eruptions in Iceland. Audio