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Lulu Sun 'super happy' to face Emma Raducanu at Wimbledon
The NZ tennis sensation is relishing the chance to play the British favourite in their fourth round match on Wimbledon's Centre Court.
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UK election: Rachel Reeves appointed first woman Chancellor
Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner and Rachel Reeves are among a record 11 women in the new PM's team.
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David Finnigan: Scenes from the Climate Era
Australian playwright David Finnigan is bringing Scenes from the Climate Era to Auckland next month. Set in the past, present and possible future, the show snaps between the absurd, the turbulent and… Audio
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Lucy Jones on the "gnarly and hardcore" reality of motherhood
When science writer Lucy Jones had a baby, she found herself in an unexpectedly frightening and lonely new world. In the new book Matrescence, She takes a deep dive into the profound psychological and… Audio
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'Big beasts' slayed as Conservatives suffer UK election bloodbath
A record number of senior ministers have lost their parliamentary seats as the UK swings left.
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Real or myth? Young scientists seek truth in legendary love story
A group of Rotorua children have used science to prove whether the basis of the legendary love story of Hinemoa and Tūtānekai is true.
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AI helping with proof of wine provenance
Traceability is becoming increasingly important for consumers in the food and wine sector. Now a new project aims to use artificial intelligence to prove the origins of New Zealand wine without… Audio
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Antarctica NZ Releases scaled-back Scott Base plan
Antarctica New Zealand has released a new, scaled-back plan for the redevelopment of Scott Base. The troubled project was paused last year after it failed to reached an agreement with its preferred… Audio
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The Truth Behind Tinfoil Hats
Claims that a tinfoil hat will protect the wearer from electromagnetic fields and mind control have been around for many years but do they actually work? Justin Hodgkiss joins Bryan Crump to answer… Audio
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Antarctica: Lower cost plan to develop Scott Base released
Antarctica New Zealand is downgrading its plans for the redevelopment of Scott Base and seeking to extend the life of its current buildings where possible to curb escalating costs.
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Gen Z are into 'hot rodent' men - What does that mean?
From Josh O'Connor and Mike Faist to Jeremy Allen White and Glen Powell, the controversial 'hot rodent' trend has much to say about male privilege and beauty standards in Hollywood.
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'A lot worse than Gabrielle': Surfers' clean-up undone by new storm
Woody debris has once again filled culverts in Gisborne's Wainui Stream after last week's storm - a build-up being described as "a lot worse than Gabrielle".
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Old dump site discovered at whitebait restoration site
A community effort to create more space for whitebait to spawn in the Whanganui River came up against an unexpected snag.
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Fisheries NZ change to way fishing bycatch data reported worries conservationists
Conservationists are worried a lag in reporting the number of Hector's dolphins killed in fishing bycatch is preventing the industry from doing more to save them.
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The world through squid eyes
We might think deep-sea squid look a bit strange, but if they have the capacity for it, they would likely consider us monsters! Claire speaks to a squidologist and a PhD candidate about their research… Audio
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The world through squid eyes
We might think deep-sea squid look a bit strange, but if they have the capacity for it, they would likely consider us monsters! Claire speaks to a squidologist and a PhD candidate about their research…
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The science behind your baby's babbling
A video of Liverpool-based 19-month old baby Orla arguing with her babysitter went viral last week. Even though Orla wasn't using words, people commented that her babbles carried a clear Liverpool or… Audio
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NZ is moving closer to digital IDs – it’s time to rethink how we protect our valuable data
Analysis - While digital ID is key to access and trust in digital services, it needs to be protected and managed accordingly, Markus Luczak-Roesch says.
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Our Changing World – Squid vision
What does the world look like to a deep-sea squid? Audio
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Rocket launch pads may open near Christchurch
International commercial and military demand is growing for launch sites and Kaitorete Spit is a leading candidate.
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There's a reason those mobile game ads are annoying: They're designed that way
"They're interested in having terribly, terribly annoying ads so you'll pay money to make them go away," an academic says. Audio
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Science: What bees and gold nanoparticles can do to cancer
Science commentator Allan Blackman joins Kathryn for a look at a new study that's found honeybees can detect the subtle scents of lung cancer in the lab - even from a patient's breath. And researchers… Audio
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Music with Kirsten Zemke: Important contributions to rock
Kirsten traces the important contributions made by Native Americans to rock music, particularly the guitar sounds. Audio
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Still hungry after porridge? How to make it more filling
Nut butter, seeds, protein powder or even an egg - how to boost your breakfast bowl and keep you fuller for longer.
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How Hurricane Beryl foretells a scary storm season
An unprecedented early whopper of a storm shows the literal hot water the Atlantic and Caribbean are in right now, experts said.
