Rnz: Afternoons With Jesse Mulligan

We're used to seeing police vehicles around our neighborhoods - but how much thought do we give to what's inside them? 

50 members of the Student Volunteer Army are giving up their Saturday to help clean up a farm in the Catlins.

Glenda has celebrated 50 years in the profession and joins Jesse to mark it.

Dr Grant discusses Dunedin's unique place in our nation's history.

This week Ali Jones advocates for setting up rest homes for people between the ages of 50 to 60.

It was the summer of 1992 and the ICC Cricket World Cup. Among the stand-out players was Chris Harris.

Our reviewer recommends a podcast about collecting LPs and another called The History of Rock Music in 500 Songs. 

Move over Marie Condo - and minimalist living.

A team of scientists is about to head out into the South Pacific Ocean to try and solve one of nature's most perplexing mysteries. 

The former co-leader of the Maori party is calling on Māori and Pacific men to get screened for prostate cancer. 

Almost 40 years on from the first reports of the Antarctic ozone hole, and 35 years since the Montreal Protocol to ban CFCs came into effect, what’s going on with the ozone hole? How does it form? How do we measure it? And having solved the CFC problem, why are we still monitoring ozone so closely? Claire Concannon heads to NIWA's Lauder Atmospheric Research Station in Central Otago to find out. 

What your life is worth is constantly being calculated.

This delicious and easy recipe is a great dinner hack.

New tracks from Hinds and Nilufer Yanya as curated by Tony Stamp. 

This family is visiting 25 countries over 12 months; all with kids in tow! 

Imagine being asked to document the most private and painful of moments

Have you ever heard of the prophet and outlaw Hakaraia Mihaka? 

Canoe polo is one of the world's roughest sports.

Taking out the supreme Silver Scroll for 2024was Anna Coddington for 'Katuarehe'.

Adulting is hard.