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4:50 PM.A Richmond flat with damp rooms, a sagging ceiling, and a piece of flanelette patching a hole in the shower has been help up as a symptom of the sorry state of many New Zealand rentals. Renters… Read more Audio

4:42 PM.With the 2020 election on the horizon, the Greens are looking to make history and become the first minor party to meet the five percent threshold AFTER a term in government. Audio

4:33 PM.What's your favourite "well-loved" item of clothing? Audio

4:26 PM.Can you teach empathy? It seems you can and they're doing it in Denmark. Schools have one hour of compulsory empathy. Students discuss their problems and the whole class tries to find a solution… Read more Audio

4:21 PM.The French make-up company opened its doors on Auckland's Queen Street over the weekend, but the publicity wasn't all in the company's favour, after questions were raised about the fate of the… Read more Audio

4:14 PM.A Man with Down Syndrome wins right to access KiwiSaver funds before turning 65. Who else might benefit from this change? Audio

4:08 PM.New Zealand stunned three-time defending champions Australia 52-51 in the Netball World Cup final in Liverpool in the early hours this morning. The coach of the NZ Mens netball team Sarah Michelle… Read more Audio

4:05 PM.Question of the Day: What's your favourite "well-loved" item of clothing? With the 2020 election on the horizon, the Greens are looking to make history and become the first minor party to meet the… Read more Audio

4:03 PM.New Zealand stunned three-time defending champions Australia 52-51 in the Netball World Cup final in Liverpool in the early hours this morning. The coach of the NZ Mens netball team Sarah Michelle… Read more Audio

3:55 PM.What the Panelists Sue Bradford and Bill Ralston want to talk about. Audio

3:46 PM.A musical story of the day today ... are any of you familiar with the Baby Shark song, the soundtrack to thusands of parents' nightmares? Audio

4:56 PM.The latest culinary craze in Japan is to perfect the art of making toast. In Japan it's made from shokupan - which is a soft, white loaf. Mitsubishi has brought out a $400 toaster..well it's more… Read more Audio

4:51 PM.There's a generation of New Zealanders who fall into the so-called measles immunity gap. They're people in their teens to mid-30s. This is the age group who are more likely than other demographics not… Read more Audio

4:46 PM.We thought we'd touch on this item that aired on Checkpoint last night. Born at just 25 weeks Hami has spastic quadriplegia cerebal palsy - he suffers seizures, he cant speak and he is blind and is… Read more Audio

4:42 PM.The Boy With Tape On His Face, known more recently, as Tape Face has upset some fans. They think they've been duped after it came to light that it wasn't the original Tape Face performing in Las… Read more Audio

4:33 PM.The British Government may be looking at giving guidance on required sleep each night. A leaked draft of a UK public health green paper due to be published by the Health Secretary Matt Hancock shows… Read more Audio

4:27 PM.New Zealand's most famous firearms retailer has opened up a mega store in Christchurch. It's the third Gun City store to open so far this year and a fourth is expected later in the year. David Tipple… Read more Audio

4:16 PM.A survey by the Council of Trade Unions found 41 per cent of the more than 1000 respondents said their income was not keeping up with the cost of living and they feel they're becoming worse off. Yet… Read more Audio

4:10 PM.A Dunedin barrister says Police are over-stepping the mark by entering people's houses to breathalyze them.Marie Taylor-Cyphers says some of the Police evidential paperwork even says the tests were… Read more Audio

4:05 PM.The British Government may be looking at giving guidance on required sleep each night. A leaked draft of a UK public health green paper due to be published by the Health Secretary Matt Hancock shows… Read more Audio

4:03 PM.A Dunedin barrister says Police are over-stepping the mark by entering people's houses to breathalyze them.Marie Taylor-Cyphers says some of the Police evidential paperwork even says the tests were… Read more Audio

3:54 PM.What the Panelists Sally Wenley and Jerome Chandrahasen want to talk about.. Audio

3:45 PM.The world-famous Australian lamington is over a century old. Audio

4:55 PM.Schools in Wales now have a gender-neutral policy and some are calling for the same, here. Already many primary schoolshave this and the Ministry of Education leave it up to individual school boards… Read more Audio

4:49 PM.Fancy going to watch a cricket match at the Supporting Women In Sport Basin Reserve? The naming rights of the iconic Wellington sportsground is up for grabs and a crowdfunding campaign is underway to… Read more Audio