Kathryn Ryan
Hasbro designer John Austin on what makes a good toy
John Austin is a toy designer for Hasbro and the author of Mini Weapons of Mass Destruction – a guide to creating slingshots, catapults and combustion shooters from components you’d find around the… Audio, Gallery
Music with Graeme Downes
Graeme Downes, founding member of the Verlaines, songwriter, musicologist, senior lecturer in the Department of Music at the University of Otago, will take a look at this year's APRA Silver Scrolls… Audio
Book review - I know a secret
Lisa Finucane reviews I Know A Secret by Tess Gerritsen. Audio
Client Earth: Using the courts to defend the planet
Who will stop the planet from committing ecological suicide? That's the question James Thornton and Martin Goodman attempt to answer in their new book, Client Earth - an investigation into how… Audio
Australia correspondent Karen Middleton
Pressure is increasing on the Australian Prime Minister and the Government over the role of dual Aussie-Kiwi deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce; the High Court is half-way through two days of… Audio
Sky-high cardboard building to rise and fall in Christchurch
Using just cardboard boxes and tape, the people of Christchurch are helping to create something magical in their city – a sky-high building that will be erected then demolished at the Arts Centre this… Video, Audio
NZ's connection to Washington's new breed of lobbyist
New York Times writer Nick Confessore talks with Kathryn Ryan about the new breed of lobbyist appearing in Donald Trump's Washington, the connection with New Zealand, and a lavish party held at our… Audio
High profile call to re-establish Mental Health Commission
The original Chair of the Mental Health Commission says there's no need for another review of mental health services - rather, action is needed straight away, starting with re-establishing the… Audio
Arts commentator Courtney Johnston
Furniture designer Martino Gamper at City Gallery Wellington, co-collecting with Tongan high school students at Te Papa, and the lives of artists according to TV shows. Audio
Women in leadership, still long way to the top
There is still a long way to the top for many New Zealand women who continue to battle the invisible bias that limits their full career advancement. Audio
Had enough Lorde? Here's some other NZers making great pop music
In the wake of Lorde’s phenomenal album Melodrama, Kirsten Johnstone presents three other talented NZ women making geat pop music. Video, Audio
NZ Book Review - Landfall
Louise O'Brien reviews Landfall 233 from Otago University Press. Audio
Improving eye care in the Pacific
Erna Takazawa is Samoa's sole optometrist. The-29-year-old was named the University of Auckland 2017 Young Alumna of the Year for her work developing optometry in Samoa, and for helping people with… Audio
Australia correspondent Karen Middleton
Karen reports in with the latest news from across the Tasman. Audio
Todd Barclay under pressure
RNZ Political Editor Jane Patterson discusses the pressure on Clutha Southland MP Todd Barclay. Audio
MPI faces angry Stewart Island locals over oysters
Roughly 70 residents packed out Stewart Island's community hall last night to hear from Ministry for Primary Industries officials over the cull of the island's farmed oysters. Audio
Bowel screening set to be rolled out
After years of lobbying, and a pilot programme in Auckland, a nation wide bowel screening programme is about to be rolled out. Audio
Mounting anger from DHBs towards Health Ministry
There's widespread anger from District Health Boards over the Health Ministry's performance and the budget funds blunder. Audio
Urban issues with Bill McKay
Bill McKay is Senior Lecturer in the School of Architecture and Planning at the University of Auckland. Audio
Kai ora: cooking with karengo, kūmara and kawakawa
Homoeopath Gretta Carney from Hapi Cafe in Napier shares ideas for cooking with karengo, kūmara and kawakawa. Audio, Gallery