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Transport Minister Michael Wood yesterday announced the establishment of a unit tasked with getting Auckland light rail back on track. Greater Auckland editor Matt Lowry talks to Jesse about the… Audio

M.I.T Professor Sherry Turkle is that angel on the shoulders of the people who create new technology, whispering reminders about the human consequences of what we create. She explains this all to… Audio

An Australian professor says Australia's deportation policy is risking serious and lasting damage to its relationship with New Zealand, Ian Coyle is an adjunct professor in law and psychology at La… Audio

When Emma Ferris discovered the man she'd been dating for six months had conned her out of more than $250,000, there was no way she was going to let him get away with it. She's put her story in… Audio

Robert Kelly is focused on books written about libraries or by librarians - Terry Pratchett, Beverly Cleary, Margaret Mahy, Joanna Cole, Agatha Christie and Marcel Proust. Audio

Invasive wasps are sharing resources rather than competing with each other, and it's a worrying finding for conversation.  Dr Julia Schmack talks to Jesse about why this poses such a big problem for… Audio

If you can't eat just one hot chip or lollie that's because they're engineered to be not just moreish, but downright addictive. Pulitzer Prize winning journalist Michael Moss explains the science to… Audio

There's concerns being raised that New Zealanders are being offered fake COVID tests to make sure they can get home. Otago University epidemiologist Michael Baker talks to Jesse about the issues. Audio

A major exhibition showcasing New Zealand street artists opens at The Dowse Art Museum in Lower Hutt this weekend. Audio

A new play will ask audiences to form a council and solve Auckland's urban development problems.  Audio

E-bike thefts are on track to surge more than 115 percent in the first quarter of this year. Audio

Kanye West is one of the most famous rappers of all time - but of course he's not just known for his music Video, Audio

Award-winning UK chef Anna Jones has a new book of one-pot dishes - One: Pot, Pan, Planet has simple recipes for less waste and amazing taste. Audio

A huge number of volunteers have turned up to help the Ōkārito Kayaks gorsebusters project. Baz Hughes, who runs the business, put the call out in January for people to help with their project. Audio

A new collective called Indie Vets has been launched to support the future of locally-owned vet clinics in New Zealand. Dr Steve Merchant, talks to Jesse about why keeping vets local is so important.

Today NZ Gardner Editor, Jo McCarroll talks to Jesse about the guava moth which likely to be affecting feijoa crops in Northland, Auckland, Thames and the Coromandel. Audio

Today Cazador chef and co-owner, Darius Lolaiy shares a perfect autumn recipe for the cooler nights. He serves the braised goat shanks in a warm broth with polenta and pecorino. Audio

The Polynesian Panther Party were a huge part of the New Zealand civil rights movement in the 1980s, and their legacy is still strong today. Phrases like dawn raids, overstayers and the springbok tour… Audio

Today historian Dr Grant Morris talks about how to do a family history tour of Aotearoa New Zealand. He reminisces about a similar journey he undertook with his parents as a teenager which became a… Audio

Do we have quicksand in Aotearoa? And what do you do if you step into it? Audio