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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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Science: Wet washing - or just cold?

Dancer and choreographer Oli Mathiesen

Around the motu: Ian Carson, Editor of Otaki Today

Book review : Elisabeth Easther's picks

Jesse Griffin's latest work Lucky Luke debuts tonight

Australia: OpenAI apology, costly pre-COP, fitness mogul sacked

EatClub dining platform enters NZ market

Australian politicians all vowing to reduce immigration

Proposed concealment legislation doesn't go far enough

Sports chat with Glen Larmer

The book that captures life in parts of Aotearoa we never see

Business commentator Nicholas Pointon

Former fellow Tory MP's recollections of Jeffrey Archer

Around the motu: Jesse Archer in Taupo

Composting with Stephen Newman

Mia Farlane's new book explores a taboo subject

USA correspondent David Smith

Pro World Rally driver looks to build Cromwell business

The risks of not addressing a landslip risk

Borrowers shifting to longer-term mortgages

New RNZ political poll sees National fall

Off the beaten track with Kennedy Warne

Hawke's Bay's popular Farmers' Market

Political commentators Lianne Dalziel and Jonathan Ayling

Around the motu: Tom Hunt in Wellington

Book review: Airini Beautrais' picks

Ani Palmer, Paloma Schneideman talk about Big Girls Don't Cry

Foreign correspondent Seamus Kearney in Europe

How a new tool could help speed up breast cancer detection

Have grab bag and plan to run this summer, FENZ says

Calls for stronger strata manager oversight

Sports commentator Dana Johanssen

Friday funnies

Around the motu: Piers Fuller in Wairarapa

Book review: Unity Books Wellington recommends

Firefighter Leanne Allen wins Kate Sheppard Memorial Award

Asia correspondent Michael Neilson

Hyrox event comes to Christchurch

The Marthas fighting against the use of AI in higher education

Community organisations oppose DIA plans to cut advisory staff

Screentime: Digger, Verity, Good Bones

Parenting: Surviving the school holidays

Tech: No, AI will not wipe out humanity - but...

Around the motu: Kelly Makiha in Rotorua

Pacific correspondent Johnny Blades

Witi Ihimaera Smiler's return to the world of The Whale Rider

UK: Labour conference, Iran accused after foiled airbase attack

New test for kauri dieback available

Comparing consumer choices in digital music streaming

Emergency Departments in 'crisis'