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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Közzétéve04 szept. 2026
Időtartam11:20
Epizódok
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Sports commentator Sam Ackerman
Meghallgatva
04 szept. 2026
23074-
Friday funnies
Meghallgatva
04 szept. 2026
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Around the motu: Jesse Archer from LakeFM in Taupo
Meghallgatva
04 szept. 2026
23072-
Book review: Perfectly Themselves by Abby Letteri
Meghallgatva
04 szept. 2026
23071-
Mario the Maker Magician keeps wonder alive for kids
Meghallgatva
04 szept. 2026
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Asia correspondent Elizabeth Bettie
Meghallgatva
04 szept. 2026
23069-
Avocado crop in Northland hit by frosts
Meghallgatva
04 szept. 2026
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Reforming capital markets to better suit the local economy
Meghallgatva
04 szept. 2026
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Call to directly employ GPs for under-served areas
Meghallgatva
04 szept. 2026
23066-
Screentime: The Dog Stars, Tony, The Whisper Man
Meghallgatva
03 szept. 2026
23065-
Learning a new language
Meghallgatva
03 szept. 2026
23064-
Tech commentator Peter Griffin
Meghallgatva
03 szept. 2026
23063-
Around the motu: Kirsty Pickett in Te Anau
Meghallgatva
03 szept. 2026
23062-
Pacific correspondent Johnny Blades
Meghallgatva
03 szept. 2026
23061-
Artist Holli McEntegart's work explored the idea of care
Meghallgatva
03 szept. 2026
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UK correspondent Natasha Clark
Meghallgatva
03 szept. 2026
23059-
Slot car racers head to world champs
Meghallgatva
03 szept. 2026
23058-
Auckland congestion charging options unveiled
Meghallgatva
03 szept. 2026
23057-
The Royal Canadian Mounted Police officer in New Zealand
Meghallgatva
03 szept. 2026
23056-
The latest cancer science: New mRNA research start ups
Meghallgatva
02 szept. 2026
23055-
Young Aucklander's rise to esteemed film academy
Meghallgatva
02 szept. 2026
23054-
Around the motu: Piers Fuller in the Wairarapa
Meghallgatva
02 szept. 2026
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Book review: Elizabeth Heritage reviews two books
Meghallgatva
02 szept. 2026
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British writer Olivia Laing on The Silver Book
Meghallgatva
02 szept. 2026
23051-
Australia: Q'land crackdown on e-vehicles & more
Meghallgatva
02 szept. 2026
23050-
VR gets unsporty kids moving
Meghallgatva
02 szept. 2026
23049-
Calls for more support for families of those who die by suicide
Meghallgatva
02 szept. 2026
23048-
Shelving plans to ban hard-to-recycle plastic
Meghallgatva
02 szept. 2026
23047-
Sports correspondent Sam Ackerman
Meghallgatva
01 szept. 2026
23046-
Business, bikes, and a busy mum: Supreme Award winner Kylie Dorr
Meghallgatva
01 szept. 2026
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Business commentator Rebecca Stevenson
Meghallgatva
01 szept. 2026
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Around the motu: Jonathan Leask from the Ashburton Guardian
Meghallgatva
01 szept. 2026
23043-
When your pet needs more than pills
Meghallgatva
01 szept. 2026
23042-
New film 1978 touches on a tumultuous time in NZ's history
Meghallgatva
01 szept. 2026
23041-
USA correspondent David Smith
Meghallgatva
01 szept. 2026
23040-
Survey examines how Kiwi businesses are using AI
Meghallgatva
01 szept. 2026
23039-
Twenty-five years of Development West Coast
Meghallgatva
01 szept. 2026
23038-
The long road to RUCs-for-all
Meghallgatva
01 szept. 2026
23037-
Urban Issues with Bill McKay
Meghallgatva
31 aug. 2026
23036-
Chef Josh Niland on his scale-to-tail approach to seafood
Meghallgatva
31 aug. 2026
23035-
Political commentators Dale Husband and Jonathan Ayling
Meghallgatva
31 aug. 2026
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Around the motu: Keiller MacDuff in Christchurch
Meghallgatva
31 aug. 2026
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Book review: Quentin Johnson reviews two books
Meghallgatva
31 aug. 2026
23032-
The 'Queen of Classics' is coming to New Zealand
Meghallgatva
31 aug. 2026
23031-
Foreign correspondent Geoffrey York in Africa
Meghallgatva
31 aug. 2026
23030-
Could robots be the answer to dealing with swarms of kina?
Meghallgatva
31 aug. 2026
23029-
Documentary on death of New Zealand aid worker in Ukraine
Meghallgatva
31 aug. 2026
23028-
More than 20,000 people overdue for eye appointments