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The Bay of Plenty gave NZ its first ever jazz recording in 1930, and it's still putting out jazz legends. Audio

Nick checks out music from the exciting young trumpet player Christian Scott, as well as classics from Miles Davis, Melba Liston, and Zoot Sims. Audio

Two people are dead and one person is arrested, after a shooting in Auckland this afternoon.

Our reporter Nick Truebridge is on Barrys Road in Glendene.

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Auckland dairy owners are counting the cost of protecting their businesses, and in some cases their homes, from ram raid style attacks.

Cars have become the weapon of choice among some thieves, with… Video, Audio

Victims of gang violence can breathe a sigh of relief according to the Police Minister, who says a law change will crack down on drive by shootings.

There have been dozens of shootings around… Video, Audio

Australia correspondent Karen Middleton joins Kathryn to talk about the multiple crises facing the new government, with another flood emergency and a resurgence in Covid cases. Jacinda Ardern has… Audio

A young family has been left traumatised and scared after 10 youths ram raided their North Shore dairy, which they live above.

Nimesh Patel was woken by an alarm just before 1am, peering out his… Video, Audio

Today Sydney based correspondent Brad Foster talks to Jesse about Nick Kyrgios in the Wimbledon grand final last night and an announcement on flying the Aboriginal flag on the Harbour Bridge… Audio

Novak Djokovic has been crowned Wimbledon champion for a seventh time, after a fiery match with Nick Kyrgios.

The 35-year-old Serbian clinched his 21st Grand Slam singles title, moving ahead of Roger… Audio

Trucking companies are calling for consumers to pay their fair share when it comes to rising fuel costs.

Road transport operators say the cost of fuel can't be avoided in their line of work, but… Audio

Hospitality's acute shortage of workers made headlines again this week after one minister told operators to up their game on pay and conditions. While bosses told media they can’t find workers no… Audio

The Wellington suburb of Karori is so hip that even the postie is a jazz musician. Nick Tipping takes us on a journey through Karori's hidden jazz community. Audio

In Bill Evans' album Portrait in Jazz, Scott LaFaro's bass playing moved from its traditional accompanying role to be an equal partner with Bill Evans' piano. In doing so it helped redefine the piano… Audio

On Part Two of the Panel, Wallace and panellists Livia Esterhazy and Nick Leggett speak to a Centre City Councillor about the waiving of a $50,000 invoice issued to protestors in Christchurch. They… Audio