Education

Dan Kois and his family are moving around the world, three months at a time to write a book provisionally titled How To Be A Family. Dan has recently kicked off his world tour with New Zealand. Audio

2017 is an election year. Will it be a goldmine for our political journalists, or a big yawn? Did John Key's resignation late last year really stir things up? Will New Zealanders bother to vote or can… Audio

RNZ Music heads to Naenae Clubhouse in Wellington's Hutt Valley where the next generation of beat makers learn from DJ Mu of Fat Freddys Drop. Audio

If your child goes to a private school your pocket will already know this - the cost of a private education has risen by nearly 50 per cent over the past 10 years. To discuss the reasons behind the… Audio

The University of Otago has received from a local family a very special Christmas gift - a property worth milions of dollars. Part of the Remarkables Station, it was founded during the days of the… Audio

For new migrants just getting a job is hard enough. But once they do, they also need to quickly get a grip on our metaphors, euphamisms, sayings and workplace culture.

Lynn Freeman visited Victoria… Audio, Gallery

The Weekend speaks to some young people who took the leap of faith and become entrepreneurs at a tender age. Audio

There were some great finalists in Play It Strange's last songwriting competition, but one that stood out to us was Ianetta Solomon-Brown from Baradene College in Auckland. Audio

Outspoken, chaired by RNZ's education correspondent John Gerritsen, discusses the recent international education tests, in which New Zealand students had their worst ever results. Audio