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We speak to religious history expert Peter Lineham. Audio

Here in New Zealand we've long been taking to statues.  Audio

We speak to Simon Wilson about the Auckland drought. Audio

We speak to Professor Robin Gauld, Director of the Centre for Health Systems at the University of Otago. Audio

We speak to Professor Kurt Krause the chair of Biochemistry at the University of Otago. Audio

Most of us are familar with the art of procrastination, but what about precrastination? Amelia Langford investigates and discovers both have pros and cons. Audio

In our biggest cities many workers are pretty comfortable staying at home for the foreseaable future, but that's having an impact on CBD businesses.  Audio

Police Minister Stuart Nash has said that systemic racism is not a problem in New Zealand police - but there may be issues with unconscious bias. We chat to Jacqui Maguire, a registered clinical… Audio

The US Supreme Court has ruled that employers who fire workers for being gay or transgender are breaking the country's civil rights laws. Audio

There's a strong link between financial and general well-being, new research suggests.  Audio

Calls are growing for New Zealand to include Cook Islands in a 'bubble'.  Audio

Sweeping changes to New Zealand's health system were announced today, spearheaded by health economist Heather Simpson formerly in the office of Helen Clark. Audio

Panellists Paula Penfold and Fete Taito share what they've been thinking about. Audio

The new National Party leader Todd Muller has made his "Te Puna pitch" to voters for the position of Prime Minister. Audio