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What will Aotearoa look like in one year's time? Freshwater scientist Mike Joy has written about his vision for change on the Better Futures Forum website. The recommendations aren't radical but… Audio

A new, interactive artwork that was prompted by the mosque-attacks in Christchurch last year - plots how some communities in New Zealand have become over-policed, and others not scrutinised enough. Audio, Gallery

New Zealand’s marches in the last 12 months on climate change and the Black Lives Matter movement have garnered comparisons to the country’s ‘golden age’ of protests in the 1960s and 1970s – but are… Audio

On September 9 2003, six-year-old Featherston girl Coral Ellen Burrows was reported missing. Police were alerted when her mother went to pick her up from school, and found out that she hadn't attended… Audio

Earlier this week artist Bonnie Pointer passed away and music critic Dianne Swann pays tribute to her career by playing a couple of earlier tracks from her days with The Pointer Sisters. Audio

A group of dedicated trappers in Ngaio, a suburb of Wellington, have caught their 10,000th rodent. Audio

Moving into level 1 is a time for celebration for many reasons - and it includes bars being back to full capacity, without restrictions. Audio

Twenty year old Mads Harrop was born into music - both her father and grandfather are kiwi legends. During lockdown she wrote and recorded her first EP - to coincide with New Zealand Music Month and… Audio

When English writer CS Lewis wrote that "friendship has no survival value" he wasn't quite correct, says science journalist Lydia Denworth. Friendship is, in fact, as important for your physical… Audio

Today's Bookmarks guest is comedian Guy Montgomery, he stars in the new TVNZ reality series How To Survive the 80s, and the improv series Snort: Live. Audio

Lindsay Hazley, the tuatara curator at the Southland Museum and Art Gallery, and Henry the tuatara have marked fifty years of companionship. Audio

A Taranaki woman with a heart for kids - has not only committed to feeding dozens of kids in the region, she's also raised money to buy 90 pairs of pyjamas to keep them warm through winter. Audio

Speech language therapists work to help people of all ages to communicate as best as they can. Audio

The Commission for Financial Capability conducted a survey during level four lockdown in April - they wanted to find out if people were considering any changes to their KiwiSaver. Financial author and… Audio

With all this talk of moving to level one, people are now starting to try and work out where this crisis has left them financially. Interest in rental properties is rising and it looks like house… Audio

A hefty $401.3 million will be injected into the research and development sector - but what will it mean? Audio

Renowned British broadcaster Noel Edmonds has now made New Zealand his home. On Bookmarks today he shares some of his favourite books, movies and music and talks about a community project he's set up… Audio

The phrase 'Trans Tasman has been with us for weeks now, but there are concerns that Australia simply won't be at a stage where that is possible for quite some time. Audio

Popular New Zealand indie band French for Rabbits have just released their new song Tunnel Love.  Audio

A former CEO says we should be more like artists when managing our lives and big organisations as the best way to be resilient and prepared for challenges in an uncertain age. Audio

A new exhibition in Titirangi is exploring the politics of existing with different skin colours.  Audio