Jesse Mulligan

Loire Valley, Chenin Blanc, Beaujolais and Saint Chinian all sounds like names that we might expect to see on the wine list at a little French bistro… and they are far from mainstream wines here in… Audio

As daylight savings ends this weekend we are planning one final fling of the barbecue. Julie has pork cutlets marinated in smashed lemon grass, kaffir leaves and chilli, and with a little nashi pear… Audio

Spirit Bird by Xavier Rudd. Audio

Nicola Toki is the Department of Conservation's Threatened Species Ambassador. And her Critter Of The Week is the tadpole shrimp. Audio

He's putting a new spin, on the last meal served on the Titanic. Renowned chef Gareth Stewart, is penning up the menu for Auckland bar, Coley & Punch, next week. You'll probably know him as a judge… Audio

Imagine getting rid of cows and growing your sirloin in the lab. That's one suggestion to mitigate the environmental damage caused by farming. Professor Graeme Doole is from the Department of… Audio

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What the world is talking about with Jesse Mulligan, Jim Mora and Zara Potts. Audio

Victoria University legal history lecturer Grant Morris discusses the orgins of New Zealand's free education system. Audio

Sex education has been taught in New Zealand schools since 1999, and last year the Ministry of Education released an updated guide for schools on teaching sexuality which addresses issues of consent… Audio

Economist Geoff Simmons analyses the Universal Basic Income proposed by the Labour Party at their Future Of Work conference, recently. Audio

Celebrated cartoonist Tom Scott tells about a few of his favourite things on Bookmarks today. Audio

A world renown composer and pianist Jef Neve from Belgium is collaborating with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra this weekend as part of Auckland Museum's First World War Centenary programme. Jef… Audio

True Colours - Split Enz Audio

Recordings of performing animals this week - and a mad cat-lady recording! Audio

Sealice are suspected to have played a part in a teenager suffering a bad reaction after swimming in Auckland's Hauraki gulf. The 17 year old was airlifted to Auckland hospital after appearing to have… Audio

The Associate Health Minister Peter Dunne has indicated today that the government might consider taking a more tolerant approach to minor drug offences. Audio

What the world is talking about with Jesse Mulligan, Jim Mora and Zara Potts. Audio

You can't make this stuff up: a family that rules a vast empire for 300 years by using torture against their enemies. A family that throws wild parties including dwarfs jumping out of pies. The House… Audio

Thoroughbred - Rockinghorse Audio