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Smart, in-depth and relentlessly curious, host Kathryn Ryan dives into the stories shaping New Zealand and its people. Interviews and expert analysis from around the world and at home. It’s where big ideas are unpacked and everyday life explored.
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Film and television producer Tom Augustine talks about reaction to Euphoria's new season, new comedy Margo's Got Money Troubles starring Elle Fanning and Michelle Pfeiffer; The President's Cake, a film about a 9-year-old Iraqi girl tasked with baking a compulsory cake for Saddam Hussein and Mr Loverman, debuting this week on Rialto. Tom Augustine is an Auckland-based film-maker, writer and critic
In New Zealand, there is currently no meaningful age-verification system to prevent young people viewing often graphic content.
Peter Griffin on Amazon's acquisition of satellite operator GlobalStar, which will have major implications for satellite broadband.
Jonathan discusses local rates rises, debates over the cost of maintaining the man-made Lake Hood, and more.
Lynn Freeman reviews Son of Nobody by Yann Martel, published by Text Publishing.
A New Zealand monk missing on a remote Scottish Island is believed to be dead, according to the local diocese. Justin Evans went missing from Papa Stronsay over the weekend and there have been no sightings despite extensive searches.
A senior lecturer at the International Institute of Modern Letters at Victoria University of Wellington, Tina has built a distinguished career examining the Maori-Pakeha experience.
Steph Sypro is the Daily Express' deputy political editor.
It was written by Dorothy Theomin for her cousin Allison Hallenstein - yes, those Hallensteins - during her North Island travels in 1910.
It's been dubbed the Temu Tax - but changes to the low-value levy won't be charged directly to consumers. The levy is charged to freight companies.
A new report profiles scientists cast adrift by recent government funding cuts - many enduring unemployment or forced to move abroad.
Summer holidays have long since faded for most workers and the realities of being back to the grind might be settling in. When do work grumbles or dissatisfaction turn into something else - like burnout?
For some, the words "arriba" and "andale" will always help conjure an image of an extremely fast mouse in a Mexican hat. Speedy Gonzales is making a comeback, years after he got cancelled.
Kaitlyn talks to Kathryn about the clean up after Cyclone Vaianu, the kiwifruit orchard in Tauranga being cleared for a housing sub-division, an award winning Tauranga barber who has been changing lives along with cutting hair and the historic stagecoach photo being reimagined as a painting for the Te Puke RSA
Renata Hopkins reviews Whidbey by T Kira Madden, published by Hachette Aotearoa New Zealand.
On a February day Sally Wenley's boarding school took students on a picnic - she woke in Christchurch's Burwood Spinal Unit to learn she's a paraplegic. What happened that day is explored in Sally's memoir The Crash.
Australia correspondent Annika Smethurst looks at the tour by Harry and Meghan - who's picking up the security bill? The Opposition's new migration policy would introduce Trump-style social media checks for visa holders coming to Australia and a tragic death of a 14-year-old highlights the dangers of e-scooters.
Annika Smethurst is Victorian Affairs editor at The Age
The Koekoea, or long tailed cuckoo's, call signals the arrival of spring as they migrate back from the Pacific Islands. But they're in decline, and scientists need public help.
As The Boys heads into its fifth and final season, Kiwi actor Karl Urban remains its beating heart. Over four seasons he's turned the gravel-voiced, vengeance-fuelled Billy Butcher into an intriguingly complex anti-hero.
The latest data shows dozens of rural schools have had e-coli breaches in their water supplies, and several did not issue public notices.
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