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There's a concern that continued closures of school pools around the country is leading to more people losing their lives in the water. Audio

An exciting and rare conservation project is underway in Hawke's Bay where an important archeological site is under threat from coastal erosion. Audio

Seattle duo Ian Williams and Katie Mosehauer – aka Glass Heart String Choir – have been playing together for over ten years. They're about to tour New Zealand with some of our most popular artists… Video, Audio

Under a pile of old clothes, in the barracks of the most notorious of all of Hitler's concentration camps, Dr Eddy de Wind hid a notebook with an account of his life as a prisoner in Auschwitz. Audio

A group of Northland locals is raising funds to buy a 700 hectare east coast farm at Elliot Bay to ensure locals can retain access to the beach and campsites. They're worried that it could be carved… Audio, Gallery

Chef and nutritionist Nadia Lim now lives with her family on a high country sheep station close to Arrowtown. She talks to Jesse Mulligan about her food predictions for 2020 and shares a delicious… Audio

Hard-working Christchurch folk/country singer Adam McGrath is touring NZ with Scottish vocalist and harp player Esther Swift this February. He plays us a live session from the Christchurch studio and… Video, Audio

Andrew Underwood and Devan Koshal have gone from Wellington to the big time with their tech start up company.  Andrew speaks to Jesse about the challenges they have faced along the way and where their… Audio

Today we start a new feature looking at famous criminal cases in New Zealand, both solved and unsolved. We are starting the series with murder of Olivia Hope and Ben Smart, speaking to author Mike… Audio

New Zealand-led research is expected to change the way doctors all over the world treat a collapsed lung. Study co-author Dr Kyle Perrin joins Jesse to explain what this world leading research will… Audio

As humans, we lean into the negative. It's just how our brains work. Our natural negative bias explains so much; high divorce rates, stagnating economies, and what makes the news and drives politics.

In the sound archives of Ngā Taonga Sound & Vision, the memories of summers past linger on and Sarah Johnston is back for 2020 to relive some of them with us. Audio, Gallery

WasteMINZ has released their research on plastic recycling around the country with some startling results. They found that every year 97 million recyclable plastic containers are going to landfill… Audio

Many a sleepless night has begun with one thought, what if? Overthinking is is a common form of anxiety says Psychologist Gwendoline Smith. But there is a way to get it under control. Audio

Charlotte Yates is a Wellington-based singer/songwriter - she also runs songwriting retreats among other musical projects. Audio

Exercise New Zealand is calling for a combined effort at the beginning of the 2020 school year to get children to be more active. Audio

Getting old doesn't have to mean feeling old. Declines in memory, health and relevance are not inevitable says neuroscientist Daniel Levitin. Audio

A group of 51 secondary school students from all over NZ gathered last week in Dunedin for the annual Science Camp at Otago University. Mahina Walle, who lives on Little Barrier Island was among… Audio

Many western women born between the late '60s and the mid-80s (aka Generation X) were raised to believe they can do it all and have it all. But that's a hell of a lot of pressure – especially when… Audio

Rewi Spraggon is the master of the hangi - and also knows a thing or two about fermenting foods. He talks to Jesse about the art of fermenting corn, which Māori have been doing since the early 19th… Audio

Anglers who have fished on the Rangitata River in Canterbury are being asked to come forward with their best tales - to be included in an oral history. The hope is to put a human face on the values of… Audio

In 1973, a Stanford psychologist released a study challenging the validity of psychiatry diagnoses. Decades later when journalist Susannah Cahalan was admitted to hospital with delusions and paranoia… Audio