Life And Society
Amazon's plan to use doorbell footage for TV raises alarms
A candid-camera style TV show from tech giant Amazon using doorbell footage is raising hackles in the US and eyebrows in New Zealand.
It is the latest twist on the Internet of Things - doorbells that… Audio
Council candidate complains about billboard vandals
Former National Party MP and Auckland council hopeful Maurice Williamson, says he's had more than 20 billboards destroyed and others defaced.
His comments come after concern was raised earlier this… Audio
Bookmarks with Frank Frizelle
For Bookmarks today we're joined by prominent Christchurch bowel cancer surgeon Frank Frizelle. Professor Frizelle has led breakthroughs in identifying potential causes of non-hereditary bowel cancer… Audio
Ensuring loved ones' wishes are honoured when they die, a guide
A key part of grieving when a loved one dies is planning the send off they would have wanted. Papamoa resident Anna Mellalieu realised this after she lost her Dad to melanoma at 57. She speaks to… Audio
Auckland University researchers infiltrate Action Zealandia
Researchers at Auckland University have published two papers looking at the nationalist extremist group Action Zealandia.
Senior Lecturer Chris Wilson and Stuff reporter James Halpin worked on the… Audio
Wonderful World of TradeMe with Ruby Topzand
Featured on today's TradeMe selection is a beautiful mid century former AirBnB house in Waikanae and also a cool collectors All Blacks jersey with all the signatures from 2013 - to put in your new… Audio
Why do we mourn for people we've never met?
When Princess Diana died, millions were compelled to travel to her home and leave flowers. Why? Audio
Why do we mourn for people we've never met?
When Princess Diana died, millions were compelled to travel to her home and leave flowers. Why?
Audio'He does a lot of cuddling': Alligator offers owner emotional support
He may be cold-blooded, but a special alligator named Wally warms the hearts of everyone he meets.
Relationships with Hannah Korrel
Today neuropsychologist and author Hannah Korrel talks to Jesse about the difference between jealousy and envy when it comes to relationships and when it turns into something malicious. Audio
Few choices in retirement for those without significant savings - report
Inflation means pensioners relying on superannuation alone are finding it impossible to make ends meet, a new report says.
The couple helping Rotorua's Fordlands community to thrive
Maraea and Kristian Pomana are part of the backbone of the Fordlands Community Centre. The organisation is in the heart of the Rotorua suburb which has long established high unemployment and poverty… Audio
Episode 02: Meet The Sister
If the Titanic didn't sink, which ship did? Carlo and Tim uncover a tale of jealousy, greed, villainy - and, possibly, nonsense.
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Former Gloriavale woman describes culture of bullying, mockery
A former Gloriavale member has described an ingrained culture of bullying and mocking by powerful and controlling leaders who punished women.
Expert feature: Appliance maintenance
Today's experts feature is looking at appliances - how to care for them, how to repair them, how to tell whether they're worth repairing. . Andrew Wadsworth runs Wellington Appliance Servicing in the… Audio
Whale trail from Marlborough to Kaikōura making tracks
The backers of the Whale Trail cycle and walkway from Picton to Kaikōura aim to make some significant gains over summer.
Television Critic: Caitlin Cherry
Today Caitlin Cherry talks to Jesse about The Drop Out on Disney, Never Have I Ever on Netflix and Virgin River, also on Netflix. Audio
Lotto sales highest in poorest half of community
Nearly 70 percent of Lotto shop sales are made in stores in the poorest half of the community.
An RNZ investigation into the state-owned gambling company shows that its retail sales come… Audio
Helen Jacobi on fathers day
Father's Day was first observed in NZ at St Matthew's Church, Auckland, St-Matthew-In-The-City now, in 1929, and it first appeared in commercial advertising the following year. Reverend Dr Helen… Audio
Calling Home - Loretta Houston-McMillan
Loretta Houston-McMillan from Upper Hutt lives in Lesotho, she's been there for a long time running an early childhood education centre in the capital city, Maseru. Audio
