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19 year old Spaniard, Carlos Alcaraz is being hailed as the new superstar of tennis after winning the Madrid Open, demolishing the World No 3, German Alexander Zverev in straight sets. On his way to… Read more Audio

Principal policy advisor at AA Insurance Terry Collins said the war in Ukraine, pressure on supply, and the coronavirus pandemic were all part of a "perfect storm" contributing to rising costs. And… Read more Audio

10 thousand steps a day has become a fitness mantra for many, A man who knows a fair bit about how many steps are good for the heart is cardiologist Professor Rob Doughty the Heart Foundation Chair at… Read more Audio

It's the end of the line for the last of the old coal-fired boilers in our schools - we're trading up to cleaner, greener heating. Invercargill's Waverley Park School was one of the first in line last… Read more Audio

Finn Johansson picks the best of the new releases. Read more Video, Audio

The Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra is livestreaming a free concert to all New Zealand secondary schools next week, Thursday May 12th and it's thought to be the first time a professional orchestra in… Read more Audio

With the borders open, they're back, and NASA's Balloon Programme is underway again, with a launch scheduled for next week if the weather is good..... and a little stuffed kiwi will be onboard. Karyn… Read more Audio

Derogatory comments made publically by CEO of DGL Group, Simon Henry may be somewhat perversely, "good news" for investors. Shareholders Association CEO Oliver Mander says some investors may find it… Read more Audio

The Countdown price freeze might be good news for consumers but market analysts worry it will have grave unintended consequences. Professor of Agri-business, at Lincoln, Hamish Gow says he's cocerned… Read more Audio

Scientists continue to monitor the volanic activity on Mt Ruapehu closely as temperatures rise. Thomas Wilson - Professor of Disaster Risk & Resilience at University of Canterbury explains what's… Read more Audio

Today the Government recognised this in their new budget package estimated to benefit 64,000 New Zealanders from improved access to driver licensing testing and training Read more Audio