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MidEast conflict: Iran strikes US airbase in Qatar
9:40 am todayShahram Akbarzadeh, a professor in Middle East and Central Asian politics based at Melbourne's Deakin University discusses the latest. Audio
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What will new 'smart' implants mean for hearing loss patients
9:20 am todayNew Zealanders can now get access to what's being described as the first 'smart' hearing implant system. Audio
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Public transport fares rising
9:05 am todayFrom next week, prices on public transport around the country are going up - as councils try to meet a directive from the Government. Audio
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NZ garden game a global hit
8:56 am todayA game developer from Nelson is partly behind the explosion in popularity of Grow a Garden, a roblox game where players plant virtual seeds and grow exotic plants. Game developer Janzen Madsen spoke… Audio
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Final resting place of Cook's HMS Endeavour confirmed
The final resting place of Captain Cook's lost ship, the HMS Endeavour, has been confirmed - closing the book on a maritime mystery that's endured for 250 years. The Australian National Maritime… Audio
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First images from world's biggest camera released
The first images are out from the biggest camera in the world pointing into the universe. The "Vera C. Rubin" Observatory is in Chile, more than 2,500 metres above sea level. Auckland University… Audio
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App made for farmers to control cattle
8:44 am todayAn app for farmers to control their cattle using sound and vibrations from a collar worn by the animals sounds like the future. Halter chief executive and founder Craig Piggott spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Christchurch GP on govt's funding boost
8:39 am todayGPs are getting a huge funding boost - which could mean a boost of nearly 14 percent for some GPs. Christchurch GP Angus Chambers from the group Gen Pro spoke to Melissa Chan-Green. Audio
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Sports Chat for 24 June 2025
8:36 am todayAn update on what's happening in the sports world with Nathan Rarere. Audio
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World leaders in The Hague for NATO Summit
The weekend's US strikes on Iran are expected to upstage defence spending talks at the NATO Summit this week. Correspondent William Denselow spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Qatar professor on Iran strikes on US bases
The explosions on the US airbase in Doha were heard and felt across the Qatari capital. Professor of Government at Georgetown University in Qatar Mehran Kamrava spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Labour leader on situation in the Middle East
Labour says the government should be acknowledging the US breached international law when it bombed targets in Iran. Labour leader Chris Hipkins spoke to Corin Dann. Audio
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Sports News for 24 June 2025
8:06 am todayLulu Sun has had her best win since last year's Wimbledon Championship by beating top seed and defending champion Daria Kasatkina in the first round of the Eastbourne grasscourt tennis tournament in… Audio
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Father of new All Black proud as punch
7:56 am todayNew All Black flanker Du Plessis Kirifi almost gave up on his All Blacks dream but decided at the start of this year to give it one more big shot. Kirifi's father Jack played flanker for Auckland club… Audio
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Installing solar panels stacks up financially in main centres
7:52 am todayInstalling solar panels now stacks up financially for many households in all three of the country's biggest cities, as well as Queenstown thanks to plunging panel prices and rising electricity bills… Audio
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Jury hears evidence in trial of Wellington woman accused of killing her mother
A High Court jury has been told it should question how a visit to discuss ballet tickets could escalate into murder. Kate Green is covering the trail. Audio
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Religious groups call for govt to toughen hate speech laws
Islamic Sikh and Buddhist groups are urging the government to strengthen hate speech laws in the wake of Saturday's protest march by Destiny Church attacking what it calls foreign religions. Minister… Audio
