Stories by Saturday Morning

Women in heterosexual relationships still do most of the household jobs, studies show, and for many mothers, managing their family's daily needs is an extra digital workload on an already-full plate. Audio

A grieving relief teacher leads a private school choir to glory in Samoan-Kiwi director Miki Magasiva's debut feature film Tinā. Video, Audio

The idea that we need to wear scented sprays on our bodies to be clean is simply not true, says English anatomy professor Michelle Spear. Audio

Historian and foodie author Claire Dinhut tells RNZ's Mihi Forbes about why social media had to come first, and why dijon mustard is her ride-or-die condiment. Video, Audio

The greatest threat to humanity is not artificial intelligence, it's the same one it has always been - authentic stupidity, Ben Elton says. Audio

Psychologist and TikTok sensation, Britain's Dr Julie Smith breaks down complex ideas about how our mind works into simple and creative snack-size viral videos. Audio

Brynley Stent once assumed dating apps were the go-to destination for meeting someone she was romantically compatible with. Video, Audio

Australia's Jo Nemeth told Saturday Morning about the "gift economy", inspiring others, and the challenges of living without money. Audio

As George Thorogood & The Destroyers prepare for two NZ shows with ZZ Top this May, their 74-year-old frontman is rocking as hard as ever… and contemplating a tattoo of a kiwi. Audio

The summer harvest might be in full swing but now is a great time to plan a vegetable garden that will return a dividend for years to come. Audio

The Night Agent is among Netflix's most popular series. Here's how Luciane Buchanan made her mark. Video, Audio

An advocacy group trying to save the iconic glasshouse, identified by Wellington City Council as an unsafe public space, are set to stage a "sit in" protest. Audio

The condition affects children and infants, causes bone deformities and sometimes seizures, and is most often caused by a deficiency of vitamin D or calcium. Audio

A group of homeless people the council evicted from a freedom camping spot are settled into a new location - but it is not a permanent solution, the mayor warns. Audio

Don't put up with friends lashing out, relishing your pain or minimising your struggles, says science writer David Robson. Audio

Although he's currently suing OpenAI for theft, David Baldacci doesn't want to fuel fears about technology. Audio

Looking at some ducks, Charlie Thomas thought 'Oh, aren't they just delightful?' "And then suddenly they start pulling off little scraps of penguin flesh off the bones." Audio

Hundreds of 50-plus women bared their bodies in a new Melbourne photo exhibition tackling gendered shame and ageism. Audio

A new study by Ihi Research has found four out of five homeless women in Aotearoa are Māori, with some as young as 15. Audio

Patients feel gaslit by their doctors, and there is little - if any - research being funded, critics say. Audio

"I would fight against it. Māori have every reason to fight against it," the former prime minister says. Audio

In the new BBC series Solar System, physicist Dr Brian Cox explores acid rain, ice mountains and nitrogen glaciers on Earth's neighbouring planets. Video, Audio