Kathryn Ryan
Technology correspondent Sarah Putt
Technology correspondent Sarah Putt joins Kathryn to talk about the recent sales of tech companies Vend and Seequent and how it's further evidence Kiwi software is on a roll. Audio
Book Review - Kate Edger: The life of a pioneering feminist
Jessie Bray Sharpin reviews Kate Edger: The life of a pioneering feminist by Diana Morrow. Published by Otago University Press. Audio
Author Harlan Coben on turning his books into must-watch TV
American author Harlan Coben is a #1 New York Times best-selling author. His 33 mystery and thriller novels, including Tell No One, Missing You and the 11-book Myron Bolitar series, have been… Audio
UK correspondent Matt Dathan
UK correspondent Matt Dathan joins Kathryn to talk about Boris Johnson's comments that vaccine certificates may be needed before people could go to the pub, an agreement by the EU and UK to work… Audio
New Te Huia train service: Why the mobility scooter ban?
A new commuter train service, Te Huia, is set to take to the tracks in the next two weeks linking the Waikato and Auckland. Audio
Picton locals want answers over impact of new ferries
Picton locals say they want answers over the impact on their town of KiwiRail’s proposed new ferries. Audio
The week that was with Melanie Bracewell and James Elliott
Comedians Melanie Bracewell and James Elliott. Audio
Sports commentator Dana Johannsen
With the America's Cup wrapped up, attention has turned to what happens next - and in particular, will Team NZ take the Cup offshore? Dana says it is understandable Team NZ would "follow the money"… Audio
New music with Jeremy Taylor
Timely reissues for turn of the millennium classics from PJ Harvey and Weta, and the magnificent blood harmonies of The Staves. Audio
Book review: Life as a Novel: A biography of Maurice Shadbolt Volume Two 1973-2004 by Philip Temple
David Hill reviews Life as a Novel: A biography of Maurice Shadbolt Volume Two 1973-2004 by Philip Temple. Published by David Ling. Audio
Amputee Shaz Dagg's first Coast to Coast triumph
Sweat, tears, grit, teamwork and a prosthetic limb made from plumbing components have all contributed to a Coast to Coast first. The multisport race see athletes tackling a rugged 243 kilometres… Audio, Gallery
Asia correspondent Elizabeth Beattie
The escalating situation in Myanmar, with the military imposing martial law and sealing of sections of Yangon. Audio
NZ's Shark Man to host Blue Planet II Live
Dr Riley Elliott is a marine scientist who has dedicated his life to the conservation of sharks. Through this passion he has authored a book, and filmed countless Shark Week shows for Discovery… Audio
A sod house mystery on Motu Ihupuku
The southernmost island of Aotearoa has a twisted history that is literally clouded in mist. Historian and conservationist Norm Judd has been looking at the history of Motu Ihupuku, or Campbell… Audio, Gallery
A new approach to resolving ACC claims
A new dispute resolution service is revolutionising the way many ACC claims are dealt with. Talk-Meet-Resolve was established 18 months ago by veteran ACC researcher and lawyer Warren Forster and… Audio
Film and TV reviewer Dominic Corry
Film and TV reviewer Dominic Corry joins Kathryn to talk about Netflix thriller Behind Her Eyes, the third season of local series Wellington Paranormal and documentary The Pinkies Are Back about a… Audio
Improving your child's self-management skills
Parenting coach and educator Joseph Driessen with tips for helping children manage themselves and control their impulsivity. Audio
The new Code War, and Facebook's true interests
Technology correspondent Mark Pesce joins Kathryn to talk about whether the Cold War has been replaced with The Code War as the number of exploits, subversions and thefts seems to increase. Audio
Book review - Marks of Identity: New Zealand Logos 1960-80
Paul Diamond reviews Marks of Identity: New Zealand Logos 1960-80 by Hamish Thompson. Published by Hamish Thompson. Audio
The Grizzlies: lacrosse changing lives
Out on general release in cinemas in New Zealand today, The Grizzlies is based on a true story set in Kugluktuk in Canada's Arctic, where the teenage suicide rate is the highest in North America. Audio