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  • Afternoons with Jesse Mulligan

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  • More tech encouraged in agriculture

    Audio
    food science
    7 Sep 2022
    wheat harvest Ukraine

    New research shows that the New Zealand agriculture sector is still ahead other countries in using new technology. But there's also room for the sector be more proactive as the world reaches a… Audio

  • How to break bad habits

    Audio
    health
    6 Sep 2022
    Professor Selena Bartlett

    Breaking bad habits is simple, but not easy according to neuroscientist, Dr Selena Bartlett. She says understanding what's going on in our brains when we're stressed or stuck in bad habits can help us… Audio

  • Relationships with Hannah Korrel

    Audio
    science life and society
    6 Sep 2022

    Today neuropsychologist and author Hannah Korrel talks to Jesse about the difference between jealousy and envy when it comes to relationships and when it turns into something malicious. Audio

  • Rustling in the spotlight after hundreds of sheep stolen from farm

    News
    Country rural
    5 Sep 2022
    The weekly sheep sale at Gisborne's Matawhero Stockyards

    The scale of a North Canterbury livestock theft is uncommon, Federated Farmers says, but it estimates rustling is costing New Zealand farmers around $120 million a year. Audio

    Rustling in the spotlight after hundreds of sheep stolen from North Canterbury farm
  • Recognition for fund raising for police dogs

    Audio
    animals police
    5 Sep 2022
    Superintendent Warwick Morehu (R), Natalya and Assistant Commissioner Tusha Penny

    Taranaki resident Natalya Manton has been recognised for her generous work raising funds and awareness for the Police Dog Trust. Natalya talks to Jesse. Audio

  • National fasting day introduced to celebrate the benefits of fasting

    Audio
    food health
    5 Sep 2022
    Clock with fork and knife on white plate, intermittent fasting, meal plan, weight loss concept

    Today is National Fasting Day. Launched by a group called WELOVEFASTING, it's aimed at people who want to give fasting a go with the support of other health-conscious Kiwis. Professor Doug Sellman… Audio

  • Critter of the Week: The blue-eyed triplefin

    Audio
    environment
    2 Sep 2022
    Blue eyed triplefin

    This week's critter is the blue-eyed triplefin - a beautiful little fish with bright blue eyes and candy cane stripes on its body. Audio

  • DIY with builder Stan Scott

    Audio
    life and society
    2 Sep 2022

    Stan's back this week to help you out with any DIY projects you might have on the go. Audio

  • NZ Live - Bret McKenzie

    Audio
    music
    2 Sep 2022
    Bret McKenzie performing for NZ Live at Massey University

    NZ LIve - Bret McKenzie Video, Audio

    This audio is not downloadable due to copyright restrictions.

  • Film Review with Dom Corry

    Audio
    movies
    2 Sep 2022

    Today Dom talks to Jesse from LA where he's in the middle of the Lord of the Rings hype. He gives his verdict on the latest offering from Middle Earth, The Rings of Power. He also talks about the new… Audio

  • Maths jam weekend planned in October

    Audio 2 Sep 2022
    No caption

    The annual Oceania MathsJam Gathering (OMG) will be held in Christchurch, which brings together like minded maths aficionados to play with puzzles and games as well as discussing their interests. … Audio

  • Vape motivations different for teens and adults

    Audio
    health
    2 Sep 2022
    No caption

    A new study shows a significant gap between the motivations for vaping between adults and teens.Assistant Research Fellow at the University of Otago's Christchurch paediatrics department  Dr Ben… Audio

  • Pea protein could give oat milk nutrition it's lacking

    Audio
    food health
    2 Sep 2022
    no caption

    New research on peas shows it could be the link to adding more nutritional value to plant based beverages. Ken Morison, Associate Professor at Canterbury University talks to Jesse about the work one… Audio

  • Solving the World's Problems with Simon Wilson

    Audio
    politics
    1 Sep 2022

    Today senior Herald writer, Simon Wilson, talks to Jesse about the upcoming local body elections and what makes a good mayor. He says each candidate usually has some tag line accompanying them, but is… Audio

  • Plant based beverages not a 'replacement' for milk,

    Audio
    food
    1 Sep 2022
    Soy milk is a plant-based drink produced by soybeans.

    Research comparing cows milk with plant based beverages has found the latter to only have a fraction of the nutritional value of the animal product. Professor of Nutritional Science at the Riddet… Audio

  • Best recipes shared on RNZ collated into cookbook

    News
    New Zealand food
    31 Aug 2022
    Chefs featured in RNZ cookbook; Al Brown, Nadia Lim, Lucy Corry, and Peter Gordon.

    A culinary feast of some of the best recipes shared on RNZ's programmes will be published into a cookbook later this year.

    RNZ and Massey University Press collaborate to release cookbook
  • The eternal pursuit of being content

    Audio
    life and society author interview
    31 Aug 2022
    No caption

    Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. Somewhere along the line, the pursuit became the point and happiness got lost say professors Benjamin and Jenna Storey. They see a deep sense of… Audio

  • Bookmarks with Richard von Sturmer

    Audio
    books arts
    31 Aug 2022

    Today's Bookmarks guest is Kiwi punk rocker, poet and author Richard von Sturmer. Best known for writing the lyrics to Blam Blam Blam's song "There is no Depression in New Zealand", Richard is making… Audio

  • Black hawk operation in Nelson over the coming days

    Audio
    Civil Defence
    31 Aug 2022
    Work to remove trees from a slip in Nelson

    Following on from heavy rain and devastated flooding, Nelson residents might be wondering why they can hear the sound of a military grade helicopter across their city today.  Alec Louverdis, Civil… Audio

  • Orangutan whisperer visiting Aotearoa

    Audio
    environment
    31 Aug 2022
    Leith Cocks

    The founder of the Orangutan Project, Leif Cocks is heading to Auckland next week to raise awareness about the conservation of these amazing animals. He's been dubbed the Orangutan whisperer and talks… Audio

  • Crafting constable invents a game to help traumatised Tamariki

    Audio
    children police
    31 Aug 2022
    Senior constable Rosie Marchant watching tamariki play her game

    A Southland police officer has created a board game to help tamariki who have gone through the trauma of a road accident. Invercargill Senior Constable Rosie Marchant has put together 100 road safety… Audio

  • Tech Tuesday with Daniel Watson

    Audio
    technology science
    30 Aug 2022

    Tech Tuesday with Daniel Watson Audio

  • Expert on boating safety

    Audio
    National
    29 Aug 2022
    man driving motorboat, lifejacket

    For today's expert feature we're talking about boat safety.  Principal Adviser for Recreational Craft at Maritime New Zealand, Matt Wood joins Jesse with tips to be safe on the water this summer.  Audio

  • Australian Correspondent Brad Foster

    Audio
    world
    29 Aug 2022

    Brad Foster reports Australia is in a construction crisis right now with over 20 home builders collapsing, leaving hundreds out of work and new home owners devastated. He also says that the mullet… Audio

  • Getting South Auckland rangitahi working in nature

    Audio
    health inequality
    29 Aug 2022
    Puhinui Stream regeneration

    The Sustainable Business Network is working with the Milford Foundation to encourage more young South Auckland people to get involved with working in nature. Audio

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