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All Blacks dominated Italy, but their reputation remains a ‘work on’
With the tournament at the halfway mark, will they continue to annihilate the competition?
Is wild weather the new normal?
Climate scientist James Renwick’s sobering new forecast and passionate plea for action.
Clever Kiwis: Entrepreneur Derelee Potroz-Smith is finding new uses for New Zealand wool in everyday hygiene products
The Kiwi company helping healthcare brands switch to 100% biodegradable wool materials.
Remembering Richie Poulton, director of the world-famous Dunedin Study
The world-leading study followed 1000 people from birth.
Peter Griffin: Amazon’s bid to make Alexa smarter and more chatty
The Amazon Echo show will receive an AI upgrade in the coming months.
The Listener weekly quiz: September 27
Which company made the Walkman portable audio player?
Peter Griffin: Avoiding second-hand digital duds
Tips for prospective purchasers of refurbished gadgets
New Zealanders may be leaving for Australia in droves, but they’ll be back
Those crossing the ditch will face difficulties they thought they left behind.
Next generation leaders list: 30 people who are making their mark
Here is a list of 30 people who are in their 30s or under and making a difference.
The truth about teens and NZ’s drinking culture
Health campaigners calling for price hikes and advertising clampdowns on booze.
Meet the Kiwi scientists mapping Antarctica
It's a digital great leap forward in interpreting Antarctica and climate change.
How a Hokianga iwi inspired an Oprah book
The marae visit that revolutionised thinking about how we should nurture our young.
How do we keep momentum after the Fifa Women’s World Cup?
Naysayers were proved wrong as people turned out in their tens of thousands to the games.
Ground-breaking solar power sharing trial could help struggling Kiwis
Imagine if every house could sell what solar power they didn’t use, or gift it to whānau.
Doco shines light on profound impact Dr Ranginui Walker had on NZ
Interviews with his children and grandchildren provide insight into family expectations.
Four young male Kākāpō make historic, slight risky return to mainland NZ
Technical adviser explains risks of bringing the valuable Kākāpō to a different sanctuary.
‘It was just the best fun’: John Clarke on being the iconic Fred Dagg
John Clarke reveals why he made the character and what it was like meeting fans in public.
‘Don’t they know there’s a recession?’: Lifting the lid on increasing council rates
One family’s rates had risen by about 16% last year pushing their bill up a whopping 49%.
Meet the Kiwis qualifying for the ice-swimming champs in Athens
It takes a certain person to plunge into one of the NZ's coldest lakes in winter.
Kiwi on the thrills of being an archaeologist
Archaeologist talks about joining a dig in Egypt and what his job entails.
Why are schools sacrificing libraries despite plummeting literacy rates?
Benefits of a school library are well documented, but many schools don't have one.
Naomii Seah: National’s phone ban a waste of time and money
It raises the question: rather than removing the distraction, are we creating another one?
The new billion-dollar biosecurity threats at our borders
Those charged with repelling the threats say our isolation is no longer enough.
Dame Juliet Gerrard on what it’s like being the PM’s Chief Science Advisor
She kept science at the heart of government throughout the pandemic, where to now?
Region officially named NZ’s first Unesco Global Geopark
Some would say it's been 25 million years in the making.
How to keep yourself warm this winter
Here’s what you can do to ward off the worst of winter.
Hubbards’ adventures: Almost arrested in Azerbaijan, loaded gun pointed at them in US
Dick Hubbard details his rocky adventures with his wife, including motorbike close call.
Explainer: The strange case of the law around infanticide
Postnatal depression as a defence is not straightforward – is the NZ law fit for purpose?
University funding woes threaten specialised courses
“It was like being at your own funeral," Mike Joy said after losing his job.
Youth vaping epidemic: Is it too late to halt the damage being done?
A drawer full of confiscated vapes represents the alarming rise of child nicotine addicts.