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Jesse Mulligan
Jesse joined RNZ National in 2015 but spent almost ten years as a commercial radio announcer earlier in his career. Since then he’s worked in public relations, television, live comedy and print. He has a strong interest in food, as weekly restaurant critic for NZ Herald Viva, and regular culinary correspondent for NZ Herald Travel. He was a core cast member on 7 Days, a presenter on Seven Sharp and host of TV One’s Best Bits. After hosting 1-4pm on RNZ National, he cycles to Three where he hosts The Project each weeknight at 7pm.
Jesse grew up in Hamilton, where he was educated from kindergarten through to his Bachelor of Laws at University of Waikato. He now lives in Grey Lynn with his wife Victoria and their three children.
RNZ Programmes
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Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan
Jesse hosts an upbeat mix of the curious and the compelling, ranging from the stories of the day to the great questions of our time.
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NZ Live
Weekly music sessions from New Zealand performers.
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Your Money With Mary Holm
Investment author and columnist Mary Holm talks to Jesse Mulligan every fortnight about her top tips for how to make your money work.
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Crimes NZ
Jesse Mulligan talks with investigators, journalists and others about major crimes in New Zealand
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Summer Times 2021/2022
Anna Thomas talks to interesting people around New Zealand and the world. Summertimes@rnz.co.nz
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Search results for Jesse Mulligan
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Film Review with Dom Corry
2:09 pm todayDom Corry talks to Charlotte about Elvis, The Rise of Gru, and Indian period action RRR. Audio
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'The Island in Me' documentary
1:50 pm todayA DOC Edge Film festival movie , The Island In Me explores a little known Cook Islands atoll of Pukapuka. Director Gemma Cubero del Barrio talks to Charlotte about the movie and the tiny atoll. Audio
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Ireland's tourism industry
1:40 pm todayTourism Ireland's Head of North America & Australia, New Zealand, Alison Metcalf is also in the country. Charlotte speaks with her about Ireland's tourism and her trip to New Zealand which coincides… Audio
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Ministry of Disabled People launches today
1:30 pm todayWhaikaha - Ministry of Disabled People launched today. Prudence Walker is the Chief Executive at Disabled Persons Assembly. She was at the launch this morning, and she talks to Charlotte about the new… Audio
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EU trade deal includes renaming NZ cheeses
The recently signed EU deal deal includes the ability to restrict cheese names in the future. Charlotte talks to New Zealand Specialist Cheesemakers Association board member, Daniel Shields of… Audio
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Your Money with Mary Holm
30 Jun 2022Today Mary Holm's shifting her focus away from the woes of current Kiwisaver accounts to ways of curbing spending as the cost of living rises and mortgage interest rates increase. Audio
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NZ Sporting History: Tip off of Tauihi Basketball Aotearoa
30 Jun 2022For today's NZ Sporting history we're covering a history in the making moment from last night's tip off of the first match of the new women's professional basketball league, Tauihi Basketball… Audio
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Music Critic: Matthew Crawley
30 Jun 2022Today Flying Out record store manager Matthew Crawley talks to Charlotte about music from Joan Shelley and Damien Jurado. Audio
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Good Grief back for a second season from tonight
30 Jun 2022The second season of 'Good Grief' is available to stream on TVNZ+ today and the series will also be made available globally on AMC Networks' SundanceNow later this year. Co-creator Eve Palmer talks to… Audio
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'Science of Hope' book recognised internationally
30 Jun 2022Most of the news we hear surrounding ecology and wildlife is doom and gloom. But Dr Wiebke Finkler decided to approach it from a different angle with her book 'The Science of Hope: Eye to Eye with our… Audio
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Bees lockdown in place after the varroa mite discovered in NSW
30 Jun 2022A parasite known as the 'varroa mite' is threatening Australia's bee population, sending New South Wales into a 'bee lockdown'. They were discovered at the Port of Newcastle on Friday. This is the… Audio
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A kaitiakitanga approach to studying pēpi kōura
29 Jun 2022Both Mātauranga Māori and marine science are informing PhD student Kiamaia Ellis’s research into the resilience of baby crayfish. Audio
