Features

The All Black legend and mental health advocate says talking about mental health is only half the battle.

The family of the photographer Ans Westra is holding a campaign to find living subjects from her work. Audio

Landscape designer Michael Mansvelt says opulent home designs don't have to be expensive - it's about being brave to have fun and sticking to your values. Audio

A new mass sports event is coming to New Zealand next year and all the fitness folks are amping up for it.

Chances are, if you look online for something to cook for dinner, RecipeTin Eats will pop up in your search results.

Dogs and cats see the world through scent, so what does that mean for how we interact with them? Audio

It beat more than 800 other entries and used a "classic combination" of flavours.

An Auckland marathon is empowering Afghani women, who came to New Zealand after the Taliban returned to power in 2021 and outlawed many freedoms for women, to take back charge of their life, Isra'a Emhail writes.

In early 2022, renowned solo sailor, writer and singer Andrew Fagan set sail for the Southern Ocean in his tiny 5.1m sloop-rigged plywood yacht Swirly World in Perpetuity. Audio

Mike Twist was around seven years old when he realised he could juggle. It always came naturally to him, he never had to be taught. A basic three ball cascade felt as easy as breathing. Video, Audio

The new awards will give the sector what it deserves "despite the doom and gloom", the organiser says.

Mark Longley received a shattering phone call: "We've got a body in the morgue, and we think it's your daughter."

Star snappers went wild this weekend capturing a visitor to our skies. Here's some of their best. Audio

For six hours, artist and photographer Elisabeth Denis photographed a model in a durational performance piece. Instead of camera clicks or shutter sounds. Audio

Opinion - The reality is that reality TV does not rot your brain. It's the opposite.

Why will a sprawling Netflix documentary about the legendary singer possibly never be seen? Video, Audio

When it comes to UFO sightings, both true-blue believers and die-hard debunkers believe the truth is out there, science historian Greg Eghigian says. Video, Audio

In the 1800s, members of the South Island iwi Ngāi Tahu wrote many eloquent letters to local newspapers about bicultural life. Christchurch academic Dr Emma Maurice found strength in reading their words. Audio

Designer Wardrobe's mission is to get second-hand clothes into every closet in Australasia, says chief executive Aidan Bartlett. Audio

Bill Callahan's new live album, Resuscitate!, is an inescapable reason for William Dart to look back over the American songwriter's 34-year career, including music released under the moniker of Smog as well as under his own name. Audio

It's been two decades since the superhero blockbuster took over Hollywood. Connor McLay looks at whether movie superheroes are here to stay.

Marking World Mission Sunday this week with hymns including We have a gospel to proclaim, and Who’ll be a witness for my Lord. Audio

Ella Dunbar-Wilcox is a NZ singer who works and studies in Los Angeles. Her first EP 'Almost Love' shows a vocalist with a very bright future. You can hear tracks from the EP on Inside Out this week. Audio

The reality is that reality television does not rot your brain, writes Karl Puschmann.