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With over 40,000 titles to choose from you'll always find something to watch on free streamer Tubi, reports Dan Slevin.

Forty years ago Wellington man Gregory Hill first got the idea to travel to the direct opposite part of the world to New Zealand by train. In 2019, he made it happen. Audio

Neil Finn shares stories and songs from Gravity Stairs with old friend (and employee) Charlotte Ryan Video, Audio

A film that’s screening in the Doc Edge Festival this year is exploring the intriguing possibility that Maria-Anna Mozart, sister of Wolfgang, may have had a larger part in her brother’s composing success than we were previously aware.  Video, Audio

This easy-to-follow recipe is the perfect family meal, taking just under an hour from prep to plate. Chef Sam Parish shows how.

Costumes, props, gadgets and gizmos from the world’s longest running sci-fi series have materialised in Wellington in new exhibition Doctor Who Worlds of Wonders: Where Science Meets Fiction. Culture 101's Mark Amery takes a look. Video, Audio

Uneaten food could be costing your household more than you think. Food waste champion Kaitlin Dawson explains how to avoid groceries - and cash - going to waste.

Travel writer Nick Hunt talks about his journey on foot between London and Istanbul, and the revelations it brought on his return. Audio

Max Miller is neither a trained chef nor a historian but he has more than two million subscribers - all tuning in for videos that fuse history lessons with cookery. Audio

Monty Python legend Eric Idle is bringing his latest stage show to New Zealand - he tells RNZ's Sunday Morning what to expect. Video, Audio

Music 101 reviewer Tony Stamp caught up with the winners backstage with their Tūī awards.  Audio

Step inside the life of Tyrell Taylor in the new video series No Limits.

A "miserable" moment on the banks of Lake Whakatipu was the initial inspiration for the popular radio host's new book A Life Less Punishing. Audio

Dr Patrick Savage, Science Officer for The Global Jukebox project, talks with Bryan Crump about the free, interactive online database of coded songs from more than a thousand cultures around the world. Audio

Neil Finn talks to (former employee) Charlotte Ryan about creativity, collaboration and the new Crowded House album Gravity Stairs. Video, Audio

Nick Tipping looks back on the stellar career of his colleague and friend. Audio

The town of Norsewood has been turning out classic flecked farm socks for 60 years. Audio

Gretchen Lowe shares the recipe for a fabulous family meal or potluck star.

Focus on Politics: As Finance Minister Nicola Willis promised, this year's Budget's is about tax cuts. Will voters thank her? Audio

Mark Rogers spins tracks from Junior Wells and RL Burnside, Tony Joe White and Susan Cadogan. Audio

William Dart reviews Everyone's Getting Involved, a new album which pays tribute to the 1984 Talking Heads concert film Stop Making Sense. Startling cover versions of the songs from Lorde, Miley Cyrus, The National, the Nigerian high life band The Cavemen, and others. Audio

Psalm 23 The Lord's My Shepherd has been set to many different tunes. John Campbell, a 19th century Scottish merchant and amateur musician, wrote the very cheerful setting you can hear in today's programme. Audio

Inside Out host Nick Tipping pays tribute to NZ jazz legend Rodger Fox, who has died aged 71. Audio

WATCH - Meet a group of rangatahi chasing their dreams in high-adrenaline sports like BMX, skateboarding and ice hockey.