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Call for proactive approach on pregnancy and vaccination data
The New Zealand College of Midwives wants the government to record Covid-19 vaccination rates among pregnant people.
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Music-related podcasts to listen to over summer
Looking for some fresh music podcasts to listen to over summer? The host of RNZ's Music 101 has you sorted.
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Why would serial winner Antonio Conte join the Spurs?
A serial winner with Premier League success on his CV. It is easy to see why Tottenham Hotspur have appointed Antonio Conte as their new manager, but why would he take the position? BBC takes a look.
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Ratu Wiliame Katonivere set to be Fiji's next president
Fijian Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama will move Ratu Wiliame Katonivere's name on Friday in Parliament to be the next President.
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Digital divide, food costs hit hard for some families after long lockdown
Auckland school kids have been stuck at home for more than two months now - and teachers are doing what they can to help whānau who are struggling.
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Weeds you can eat: Onion Weed
Expert forager Johanna Knox shares some tips for cooking with onion weed. Audio
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Food insecurity: Lockdown exacerbating pre-existing issues
After eight weeks in lockdown, Auckland's foodbanks are under strain as more whānau struggle to make ends meet.
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World leaders pledge to avert Afghan catastrophe
News 13 Oct 2021The Taliban takeover has caused a massive shock to an economy that was just about surviving.
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Sonny Bill Williams: the man on and off the field
Sonny Bill Williams, a star across three rugby codes, an NZPBA heavyweight boxing champion, and an Olympian. During his 17-year rugby career, he was part of the Rugby World Cup winning sides in 2011… Audio
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What if the food advice we know is wrong?
A new study out of Sweden says decades of official dairy wisdom is incorrect, suggesting dairy fats can actually protect us against heart attack and stroke. Dr Ali Hill runs the rule over some of the… Audio
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Squid Game: How one Netflix show gripped the world
Even if you haven't watched the show or seen the memes taking over the internet - chances are you've probably heard of Squid Game. Video
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Closing the digital divide requires ‘constant attention’, say education experts
Each day of lockdown is exacerbating the digital divide for many, but experts say the answers will be found in the communities worst affected.
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From poverty to helping trace Covid-19
Tough lessons in survival and strategy led Alan Chew to become a leader in innovation and philanthropy. The 66-year-old's now garnering applause for his role in helping New Zealand combat Covid-19. Audio
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From poverty to helping trace Covid-19
Tough lessons in survival and strategy led Alan Chew to become a leader in innovation and philanthropy. The 66-year-old's now garnering applause for his role in helping New Zealand combat Covid-19.
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'That's when the nightmare started' - Escaping the Taliban
How a former member of the Afghan parliament fled Afghanistan with her life in the balance.
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Fast food: cooking tips from Vanessa Baxter
People are cooking more again now that we are back in lockdown, but many of us are missing (or perhaps craving) the speciality dishes we enjoy from our favourite takeaway restaurants. Former… Audio
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Lockdown fakeaways
Audio 20 Aug 2021Craving your Friday night fish and chips fix? Yearning for a weekend burger binge? Hankering for a ramen? RNZ has you covered. (Provided you had the foresight to mask up and get to the supermarket… Video
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Creamy Chicken Saagwala
Recipe by Kelly Gibney
From Afternoons on Friday 20 August 2021
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A surge in online food delivery could be harming our health
Analysis - With the simple touch of a smartphone, online food delivery services conveniently offer takeaway food straight to your door. How's that harming our health?
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Wellington writer HG Parry imagines an alternative history of slavery in new novel
The emerging author HG Parry writes complex and engaging fantasy novels. She talks to Lynn Freeman about reinventing the 18th century in this highlight of 2021's Dunedin Writers Festival. Audio
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On the Farm - a wrap of farming conditions around NZ
The sap seems to be flowing a little earlier than normal in a Gisborne vineyard and sheep farmers in Central Otago are busy pre-lamb shearing but it's been hard keeping yards dry. Audio
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Time to get the broad beans in
There’s not much going on in the garden at the moment, but one crop that can be sown direct now is broad beans. Audio
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Four-day working week plan picking up steam
Charlotte Lockhart is the CEO of the not-for-profit 4 Day Week Global project. This week, Mark Takano, a US Representative for California, announced he has introduced legislation for a 4-day… Audio
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Tokyo Olympics: 'There are two sides to this event - inside the bubble and outside'
First Person - Masks, hand sanitiser, instant ramen and saliva testing are key features of reporting on the Olympics 2020 aka the Covid Olympics, RNZ's reporters in Tokyo Maja Burry and Clay Wilson sa…
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Michael Pollan on plant based drugs affecting our bodies
For years Michael Pollan told us about what happens to our bodies when we eat plants. Now he wants the world to have a more open and honest conversation about what happens when we consume psychoactive… Audio
