Life And Society
A culture worth keeping?
Hazing rituals at Otago University are getting more extreme, with even those all in favour of the student culture asking if they've gone too far. Audio
A culture worth keeping?
Hazing rituals at Otago University are getting more extreme, with even those all in favour of the student culture asking if they've gone too far.
AudioSolving the World's Problems
Dave Armstrong talks to Jesse about solving the worlds problem in the region of Wellington. Audio
WWII Air Force pilot celebrates 100th birthday
John Beeching is one of the last surviving veterans of RAF Bomber Command in WWII, and he celebrates his 100th birthday today. He had an early morning visit from the Nelson Mayor, been to work for a… Audio, Gallery
Stats NZ will not prosecute over census 2023 non-compliance
The agency found it had been too vague in its census wording and therefore did not meet the full requirements to prosecute.
Great conditions for salmon and trout fishing on the horizon
Fish and Game say the weather this weekend should make for great salmon and trout fishing.
The freshwater fishing season has been open since the beginning of October but has been dampened by rain.
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Hastings Cyclone Hub still going strong after Gabrielle
A free store in Hastings set up to help storm-affected locals is still going strong, eight months after the devastation of Cyclone Gabrielle.
The Hastings Cyclone Hub is a place for people to restock… Audio
Muslim Healthcare Workers Aotearoa condemn Gaza hospital attack
The Muslim Healthcare Workers Aotearoa group says it condemns the recent bombing of a hospital in Gaza and wants a complete cessation of all violence in the region.
Israel and Palestine have blamed… Audio
Wellington cyclist uses broom to sweep away tacks
A Wellington cyclist who attached a broom to the front of his bike to brush thumb tacks off the cycleway says it was very cost effective.
Reports of thumb tacks appearing on cycle ways have been… Audio
Research finds a third of NZers still working from home
Around a third of New Zealanders are still working from home in the wake of COVID-19 lockdowns.
That's according to research done by Professor Jarrod Haar, associate dean of research at the… Audio
Heaphy Track reopens after storm damage
One of the country's Great Walks - the 82-kilometre Heaphy Track, in the West Coast's Kahurangi National Park - is fully reopening on Thursday.
It's been more than a year-and-a-half since a storm… Audio
Argentinian fans gathering together to watch RWC semi-final
Despite what the Irish commentators said about Sam Cane's rucking skills, the All Blacks are into the semi finals this weekend. In just over 48 hours they'll be taking on Argentina for a spot in the… Audio
Hairy Areas - Top to Toe with Petra Bagust
Petra Bagust (Grey Areas) and Charlotte Cook (Hair And Loathing) share intimate details and personal stories about different parts of their bodies and how their hair impacts their everyday lives. Video, Audio
Collectors' Corner: Postcards with Stanley Fraser
Collectors' Corner is where we meet passionate people who've taken their fondness for a certain thing to new heights. So far, we've had vintage tools, vintage bottles, antique sewing machines, and… Audio
Wonderful World of TradeMe with Tiana Barns
This week on TradeMe high value houses and a hard to miss Hi Lux But first, producer Jeremy Parkinson talks with TradeMe's Tiana Barns about a cake mixer auction raising money for a baking charity. Audio
Relationships with Hannah Korrel
Today Hannah talks to Jesse about the increased visibility of neurodivergence on TikTok and social media and if the trend is real. Audio
Woman gives birth to twins conceived 18 days apart
An Australian woman has given birth to twins - conceived 18 days apart. Sandra Searle had been through the IVF process before with her first two children, and started an IVF cycle for a third child… Audio
As election uncertainty settles, NZ must unify climate vision - councillor
Opinion - With the window of time for transformational emissions reductions closing, we cannot afford to remain in a state of defeat for long, writes councillor Sophie Handford.
Weekend Stuff with Stan Scott
Have you got chores that have been itching at you for a while? Stan Scott is back to share all his DIY tips for your weekend projects. Audio
Freaky Friday
Freaky Friday is a weekly segment where we indulge in some of your strangest and spookiest stories. Today we hear from Sandi, who shares a tragic story that wound up giving hope, and Jess, who had… Audio