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A new creative project launches today that could be the perfect distraction for those of us still in lockdown. Audio

The programme for November's Verb Reader's and Writer's Festival has been released today - and this year the festival comes with a special theme.  Audio

A family-run South Auckland business has come up with a novel way to encourage staff to get vaccinated.  Audio

Comedian Jamie Loftus speaks to Jesse about her podcast My Year In Mensa and other projects. Audio

You may have seen Brynley Stent on Taskmaster NZ, Celebrity Treasure Island or Shortland Street. The Auckland actor, comedian and writer talks to Jesse Mulligan about what she's watching, reading and… Audio

He helped eradicate smallpox with the World Health Organization, and renowned epidemiologist Dr Larry Brilliant says getting the Delta variant under control requires a similar massive global effort. Audio

For 20 years, the Big Day Out music festival was a summer essential for New Zealanders keen to see some of the best local and international acts. Gareth Shute has put together a history of the Big Day… Video, Audio, Gallery

Every Tuesday we speak to Daniel Watson, the owner and general manager of Vertech IT Services.  Audio

Many parents are doing it tough right now with juggling work from home and parenting duties...especially in the Auckland region. So we've invited working parent advocate Emma Mclean, who's the founder… Audio

Baking has Paul Hollywood. Sewing has Patrick Grant. The Great British Sewing Bee judge speaks to Jesse about a resurgence in the popularity of sewing. Audio

Niva and Yotam Kay from Pakaraka Permcaculture are Organic Farmers of the year. Audio

Otago University public health expert Professor Nick Wilson joins Jesse to talk through the numbers ahead of the 4pm alert level announcement. Audio

You might find this week's critter on your rose bush, munching on the leaves of your plum tree, or in native forests.  The prickly stick insect, Acanthoxyla prasina, is incredibly good at looking like… Audio

Today Lynda talks about sowing seeds and when you should be doing it. Audio

Food writer Gretchen Lowe shares tips for photographing your meals and a recipe for Garden Green, Leek & Ricotta Tart with Hazelnut Crust. Audio

Rural health advocate and farmer Craig 'Wiggy' Wiggins is encouraging rural people to take five minutes each day to 'lean on a gate and talk to a mate'. Wiggy is running the Lean on A Gate campaign… Audio

A new online platform set up by Massey University researchers is asking New Zealanders to submit stories about their experiences with healthcare. Jesse speaks to Wāhi Kōrero co-lead Dr Felicity Ware… Audio

Today solving the world's problems is Suzanne McFadden, editor of Newsroom's LockerRoom. She talks about recycling clothes and the pledge she's made to buy nothing new for her wardrobe for the next… Audio

Jesse looks back at 'off the wall' news bulletin show TV3's Nightline, by chatting to former presenter Bill Ralston and newsreader Joanna Paul who were in the hot seat when the craziness began in the… Audio

During lockdown the Ōtautahi Community Housing Trust has been in touch with tenants to develop a plan to get them digitally connected. Jesse speaks to the Trust's Tenancy Relations Manager, James… Audio

Alien Weaponry's Henry and Lewis de Jong talk about their new album Tangaroa, and whether or not their international tour can go ahead given the difficult MIQ booking system. Audio

This week Waitomo Caves are offering tours given either bilingually or entirely in te reo Māori, guided by direct descendents of the cave's original explorers. Jesse speaks to one of the… Audio