Aid And Development

Coastal ecosystems are better than tropical rainforests when it comes to trapping carbon and at this year's big climate change conference they finally got some attention.  Audio

Covid has meant huge disruption for seasonal workers, but they're back now - if they ever left. What is it like for RSE workers who leave their families so they can feed them?  Audio

While we've been wrapped up in our Covid worries and woes, across the world in Africa a catastrophe of immense proportions is unfolding - putting our problems into stark perspective.  Audio

The shape of philanthropy is changing away from traditional giving, to a more strategic way of closing the massive gap between rich and poor.  Audio

After her first year of being in New Zealand, Somali former refugee Fatema Mohamed, now considers started a process that could help her restore a long-lost link. Produced by Kadambari Raghukumar.  Audio

Worrying breaches of Auckland’s Level 4 border fired up the media this week - just as the Government prepared to green-light a risky shift to Level 3 in the supercity. Meanwhile the media also… Audio

It's taken eight years, but Australia looks like it might finally be ready to send some of its asylum seekers to New Zealand.

Australia's Home Affairs Minister Karen Andrews is working with New… Audio

A state of emergency will continue for a week in Canterbury's worst-hit flood areas.

It will remain in place in Ashburton, Selwyn and Waimakariri districts but will be lifted elsewhere across the… Audio

The Syrian crisis has reached an unwelcome milestone, with 10 years having passed since peaceful protests against President Bashar Assad's government first began in March of 2011.

Those protests… Audio