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BBC World reporter Rich Preston joins Karyn to chat about who will become Germany's new chancellor this week, influencers are the top picks for 2021 Time's Person of the Year and Forbes list and how… Read more Audio

New research shows Kiwis love their colleagues and working within a team but they feel as though their managers fall short of expectations.  Read more Audio

Deputy Prime Minister, Grant Robertson, says people who have very large mortgages and are struggling with what lies ahead as interest rates begin to rise, will have to 'cut their cloth'. Kirdan Lees… Read more Audio

Dianne Swann, inducted into the Te Whare Taonga Puoro o Aotearoa New Zealand Music Hall of Fame today, along with Kim Willoughby, Annie Crummer, Margaret Urlich and Debbie Harwood, picks the tunes on… Read more Audio

NASA's James Webb Telescope is a large infrared telescope and is designed to be the 'premier observatory of the next decade'. It's main purpose is to study every phase in the history of our Universe… Read more Audio

After almost four months in lockdown, Auckland has been granted the 'red' light to reopen bars and pubs along with the rest of the hospitality sector. Auckland's streets are humming, young and old… Read more Audio

Thee Golden Geese are performing at The Wine Cellar tonight as a part of the Auckland City's reopening celebrations. Band member Matthew Crawley joins Karyn to share how the night is unfolding Read more Audio

Bilbies are one of Australia's most iconic native animals but they're on the verge of extinction due to an abundance of feral cats preying upon them. In a bid to find a solution, University of South… Read more Audio

a 20-year-old woman in the UK has successfully sued her mother's doctor for millions in damages over the claim that she should have never been born. Feature Story News correspondent Olly Barratt… Read more Audio

This evening festival organisers announced Rhythm and Vines would be postponed until Easter weekend 2022.  Read more Audio

Hayden looks at the reaction to Christopher Luxon's appointment, an acquisition by NZME, RNZ's launch of its long-awaited youth service Tahi and the need for more editing of opinion pieces. Read more Audio

The Dunedin City Council is marking International Day of Persons with Disabilities this Friday with the South Island's first Changing Places bathroom. Founder and disability advocate, Jenn Hooper… Read more Audio