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Why one atheist thinks the government should keep tax exemptions for churches
Critics say that churches' exemption from paying income tax gives them an unfair competitive advantage. But one atheist says these tax laws are essential for a thriving society.
'Nerding out' on the film scores of Hans Zimmer, live
Dan Golding, Andrew Pogson and Nicholas Buc will bring a live version of their podcast The Art of the Score to Auckland.
School lunch meals failing basic nutrition standards: Study
The lunches being served in the overhauled school lunch programme are failing basic nutrition standards, according to new research. Health Coalition Aotearoa co-chair Dr Sally Mackay spoke to… Audio
Maritime Union on Cook Strait ferry announcement
The Maritime Union has met with the Rail Minister to discuss its hopes for two new Cook Strait ferries, ahead of the government's announcement on Monday afternoon. Maritime Union national secretary… Audio
2degrees founder optimistic for change in supermarket duopoly
A key player in the 2007 break-up of the telecom sector says he's optimistic for the first time that change is coming for the country's supermarket duopoly. Tex Edwards spoke to Alexa Cook. Audio
ASB predicts NZ economic recovery to be steady, not fast
ASB Bank says New Zealand's economic recovery will be more Toyota Prius than Ferrari - steady, but not speedy. ASB Chief Economist Nick Tuffley spoke to Corin Dann Audio
PM Luxon on plans for overhaul of supermarket sector
The government says it's keeping all options open to shake up the supermarket sector. Prime Minister Christopher Luxon spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
Social media influencers breaking the law by promoting online casinos
New Zealand social media influencers promoting online casino sites are being warned they are breaking the law and will be fined if the content is not taken down. Guyon Espiner has been investigating… Audio
Katikati community in shock after dog attack death
A Katikati Marae spokesperson says the death of a child in a dog attack has sent shockwaves throughout the small Bay of Plenty community. Tuapiro Marae chairperson Shaan Kingi spoke to Alexa Cook. Audio
Marlborough businesses eagerly await ferry announcement
The Minister for Rail, Winston Peters, is expected to make an announcement on Monday about the replacements for KiwiRail's aging fleet of Cook Strait ferries. Marlborough Chamber of Commerce executive… Audio
Ear crystals and strange tests: inside a dizziness clinic
Many people put up with dizziness and vertigo. They don't have to - sometimes there is a cure.
Calls to improve recycling rates of farm waste
There's been a big push to phase out hard-to-recycle and single-use plastics in recent years, but on farms it's difficult to miss the big plastic-wrapped bales dotting the country's paddocks. Joe Shaw… Audio
An atheist on why churches should remain tax-free
Critics say that churches' exemption from paying income tax gives them an unfair competitive advantage. But one atheist says these tax laws are essential for a thriving society. Audio
Most New Zealanders oppose removing living wage from government contracts - new poll
The Living Wage is currently $27.80 an hour.
Slice of Ramadan: Giving Muslim kids a 'Christmas' of their own
Mai Tamimi says celebrating Ramadan and Eid was special in Hebron, now she tries to bring that lively atmosphere to Dunedin.
What New Zealand can learn from Southeast Asia's quake
Earthquake experts tell RNZ the important lessons our country may learn to prepare for potential quakes after Friday's disaster in Myanmar. Audio
The Stolen Children of Aotearoa
A new documentary tells of a chilling chapter in New Zealand's history - one of systemic abuse in state care. Between 1950 and 2019. Susie speaks with filmmaker and journalist Aaron Smale, whose The… Audio, Gallery
After The Party's BAFTA nomination
New Zealand hit drama After The Party has been nominated for a Best International TV Series BAFTA. Audio
Being an adult with ADHD
Jo Randerson has worn many hats in their career, often at the same time. A writer, performer, award-winning theatre maker and champion of up-and-coming artists. Audio
Parents, what is bad sideline behaviour for kids sport?
A new campaign was launched to educate parents about abusing coaches and match officials at children's sports games.