Jesse Mulligan

In our weekly our look back at New Zealand screen history we remember the children's magazine show, Spot On. Audio

A new play will ask audiences to form a council and solve Auckland's urban development problems.  Audio

The Forever Project is a Stuff magazine that addresses the threat of climate change.  Audio

Worldwatch presenter Perlina Lau tells us what's going on and why the impact is so huge. Audio

E-bike thefts are on track to surge more than 115 percent in the first quarter of this year. Audio

The rare and endangered Fishy Pouch Fungus smells a bit like rotten fish and looks like a pouch. It is only found on Banks Peninsula in native podocarp forest and is the perfect critter to highlight… Audio

Today NZ Gardner Editor, Jo McCarroll talks to Jesse about the guava moth which likely to be affecting feijoa crops in Northland, Auckland, Thames and the Coromandel. Audio

Charlotte Ryan, host of Music 101 here on RNZ each Saturday afternoon from midday talks about what's happening on the music scene over the weekend, what's coming up on her show tomorrow and because… Audio

Today Cazador chef and co-owner, Darius Lolaiy shares a perfect autumn recipe for the cooler nights. He serves the braised goat shanks in a warm broth with polenta and pecorino. Audio

What is a marshmallow slice? Have you ever heard of one? Project Curator of History at the Auckland War Memorial Museum Jane Groufsky holds them dear to her heart but is bemused as to why she can't… Audio

The Polynesian Panther Party were a huge part of the New Zealand civil rights movement in the 1980s, and their legacy is still strong today. Phrases like dawn raids, overstayers and the springbok tour… Audio

Who would you trust to take over your financial and medical decision-making if you were mentally incapacitated? To mark Brain Awareness Month, the Public Trust is encouraging New Zealand families to… Video, Audio

The forecast for apple and pear growers for 2021 is looking bleak. The updated estimate is the gross national crop to be down by 14 percent - or around 3million dollars. Audio

Today historian Dr Grant Morris talks about how to do a family history tour of Aotearoa New Zealand. He reminisces about a similar journey he undertook with his parents as a teenager which became a… Audio

Today we look back at classic song and chat show The Ray Woolf Show, which arrived on Kiwis' screens in 1979. Audio