Features

Country Life - Nine months ago, Rayne Bradley was so homesick for the King Country that she almost gave up studying tourism in Hamilton. Now Rayne's heading overseas for an internship. Audio

Classics, modern fusion and funk with tracks from Geri Allen, Snarky Puppy, Barney Kessell, and Maceo Parker! Audio

The House - At a Q&A session, the delegation of five MPs were asked some very personal questions. Audio

"The music’s full of existential questions," Graeme Downes gives a masterful breakdown of the enduring brilliance of Schubert's Symphony #9 in C major, and why it’s had a hold on his heart all these years. Audio

This piquant sauce works with everything from grilled seafood to steamed asparagus, says Martin Bosley.

The sport formerly known as 'synchronised swimming' is now open to blokes.

As case numbers steadily tick up, The Detail explores this question. Audio

Cramming yourself into a heaving Qatar metro with thousands of football fans from around the world, it is clear that the global face of football is changing, writes Coen Lammers.

Norman Cook (aka '90s megastar DJ Fatboy Slim) tells Kim Hill why he still loves "spreading tales of abandon and community and hedonism and connection" to a crowd of people. Video, Audio

Simon Wilson has written a book about the Auckland City Mission's new $110 million home. Audio, Gallery

How can we ensure Aotearoa's genomic data is used to reduce health inequities - not double down on them? Audio

Around 60 New Zealanders are in prison or held captive overseas right now - what lifelines do they have back home? Audio

Bones and All is the Venice Film Festival-winning horror film by Italian director Luca Guadagnino. It stars Timothée Chalamet and Taylor Russell as two young people on the run, sharing a disturbing secret. Video, Audio

Megan Whelan explains what she wishes she'd known earlier about the effects of stress on her body and how her diagnosis has made her better at trying to manage its effects.

Watch - Why is the world passing New Zealand by on drug law reform? Guyon Espiner: Wasted is an RNZ documentary special on the cost of our decades-long war on drugs.

Challenging our own negative thoughts is the most helpful tool for day-to-day mental health, says British psychologist Dr Julie Smith. Video, Audio

The Menu is a dark comedy about a gala night at an exclusive restaurant run by a chef with a hidden agenda. Starring Ralph Fiennes, Anya Taylor-Joy and Nicholas Hoult. Video, Audio

When it comes to creativity, the quantity of your ideas is more important than the quality, says Stanford University professor Jeremy Utley. Video, Audio

ConspiraSeries:  Aotearoa plays a part in rumours about American rapper Tupac Shakur's continued existence.

"The stress of living in a household where you have to negotiate your space, your role, yourself, is hard but it's productive stress" - psychotherapist Dr Zoë Krupka. Audio

Artists deserve more transparency from the big tech companies who deliver and profit from their content, argues journalist Cory Doctorow. Audio

Jess Chu meets Yery Cho and Carl Ruwhiu from the electronic-pop duo Imugi 이무기

ConspiraSeries:  In 1910, a number of American moose were released into the Fiordland bush. Some say their descendants are still there...

The Detail - A move from the Green Party to urgently enstate a piece of the Three Waters reform programme has thrown public discourse into chaos.  Audio