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Tony Stamp investigates our country's longstanding love affair with the high energy dance genre.  Audio

Classical musicians put their considerable skills to the test creating new versions of popular tunes. Video

New Zealanders are eager to dob in their neighbours if they're breaking the lock down rules, even crashing the new website launched to record the rule breakers. Audio

It's become New Zealand's and several other countries' most downloaded app overnight.

Houseparty is the latest viral video sharing service used to fill the gap left by the loss of face-to-face… Audio

Teardrop caravans have experienced a huge revival in Aotearoa recently as people have got involved in building and renovating their own compact campers.  Audio, Gallery

Researchers at the University of Exeter analysed the lyrics of more than 15,000  songs published between 1965 and 2015 and found that popular songs are getting sadder. Dr. Charlotte Brand was one of… Audio

A Very Stable Genius is the latest book to slam Donald Trump and the Whitehouse, yet Trump's ratings are better now than they were this time last year, with 49 percent of Americanls expecting him to… Audio

A number of popular swimming spots are closed for the summer due to water quality issues. Audio

This year's Census showed New Zealand has become even more diverse - but what about our canine population?

The national dog database, which contains registration data from every council in the… Audio

A new report says tourism could be destroying the very attractions bringing people here in the first place.

The report from Environment Commissioner Simon Upton says the popularity of New Zealand's… Audio

Senior lecturer at Massey University, Dr Jack Ross, joins the discussion why poetry is increasing in popularity during turbulent times. Audio

The Chief Censor is concerned about the rise in popularity of simulated incest porn online and videos with non-consensual behaviour.

The Office of Film and Literature Classification has released a… Audio

Have you ever heard of Singles' Day? It's the biggest global shopping event - in 2018 it made $46 billion sales in one day. But it's generally unknown to Kiwis.  Audio

The growing popularity of ethical and responsible investing appears to be being felt in investment fund decisions and company behaviour. Audio

Silver is widely used in jewellery, has interesting light sensitive abilities and has antimicrobial properties, says Prof Allan Blackman from AUT in ep 76 of Elemental. Audio

Popularity surge in plant based proteins reported by large supermarket chain. Audio

Vanuatu's parliamentary opposition says the government has failed to consult adequately about introducing political reforms, as prime minster Charlot Salwai finds himself under pressure. Audio

It's been billed as the country's newest 'great walk', and money from the Provincial Growth Fund is expected to allow thousands more people to get a chance to check out the sights on the Taranaki… Audio

Tongan businesses are worried a Facebook ban the government is proposing could drastically cut their sales. Audio

A Vanuatu theatre and arts company, which has spread its reach to include youth and development work, has marked its 30th anniversary in Port Vila. Audio