Wallace Chapman

Anna Sale started talking about hard things by accident but now she's made a career out of helping people do it. The Death, Sex and Money podcast host shares some advice from her new book Let's Talk… Audio

Auckland University musicologist Gregory Camp tells us what makes a perfect song for a film musical and looks at both new releases as well as timeless classics! Audio

Reviewer Lisa Glass looks at three books with the theme of someone faking their story. She talks about The Plot by Jean Hanff Korelitz , All My Colours by David Quantick and Fake Accounts by Lauren… Audio

For today's How to Write feature we speak to careers expert, Caroline Sandford, about how to write a cover letter. Audio

RNZ's Indepth data journalist Farah Hancock has been crunching the numbers to find out who's eating all our goods. Audio

Every year, an enormous 160,000 tonnes of food waste is sent to New Zealand landfills. The hospitality sector contributes a lot to this and food industry players now have the opportunity to have their… Video, Audio

The threat of international ransomware attacks show no signs of abating... Just yesterday New Zealand was hit by another attack - this time more than 100 North Island kindergartens. Audio

Bloomberg journalist Lauren Etter tells us how greed fuelled the vaping craze and why lessons from Big Tobacco were ignored. Audio

If you've ever tried to keep a house plant alive, you'll probably know it ain't always easy being green! Audio

Reviewer Linda Burgess gives her verdict on Breeders and Motherland, which are both available on Neon. Audio

Lincoln University Masters student Jemma Penelope has designed a survey to find out more about the challenges and experiences of sheep farmers as they transition to becoming more sustainable.  Audio

A New Zealand clothing brand has launched a new project that aims to reduce textile waste. Little Yellow Bird chief executive, Samantha Jones, tells us how it works! Audio