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It’s never too late to start exercising

Exercising throughout life aids brain health, but late starters can reap the benefits too.

Golf’s Saudi-backed LIV tour won’t fix the country’s reputation

The de facto leader of Saudi Arabia's sportswashing aim may come up short.

Murder or mercy? The shock revelation from a Kiwi scientist who helps people die

Listener: Sean Davison's role in 4 assisted suicides is well known. There have been more.

The truth about eggs: What’s really going on with shortages and soaring prices

Listener: The price of eggs has shot up around the world. So what's happening in NZ?

Ports in the storm: How marae stepped up in the face of disaster

Listener: When storm-hit Kiwis needed a roof, a hot meal and aroha, marae were there.

Disaster blueprint: The NZ city that can help us prepare for future crises

Listener: If disaster sociology is your thing, Christchurch is the place to be.

Danyl Mclauchlan: Finally, Kiwis care about climate change. Are politicians prepared?

Listener: It's easy to ignore policy debates. Not so much a landslide through your house.

'There are kids down the road starving': Children’s Commissioner's challenge to Kiwis

Commissioner talks about her role and the impacts of child poverty.

Aged-care crisis: The soaring costs hitting Kiwi families

Listener: Why NZ is facing a chronic bed shortage.

Party pills: The woman trying to save Kiwis from harm

Listener: Wendy Allison is the driving force behind the new drug testing law.

Opinion: NZ vulnerable to global information warfare

Listener: In the information wars of the future, we may well need to pick a side.