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Shayne Carter and Dimmer are finally on the road for the 20th anniversary of the release of the Dimmer album "I Believe You Are A Star" after a few Covid cancellations. Shayne joins Karyn to talk… Read more Audio

"They wouldn't get away with it at McDonalds" - that's how one sex worker describes unfair employment conditions in some of the country's brothels. Almost 20 years since New Zealand became the first… Read more Audio

A bill which would force all government departments and Crown agencies to use clear, concise language passed its second reading in parliament today. If it becomes law there would be designated plain… Read more Audio

Colin Peacock speaks to Karyn about yet another rugbypocalypse playing out in the media, conspiracy candidates in local body elections, and being a newsroom rookie the day Diana died. Read more Audio

It was a compelling true crime podcast which ended in a killer being brought to justice after 40 years. The Teacher's Pet featured the 1982 disappearance of Sydney mother Lynette Dawson, whose body… Read more Audio

Auckland's Karangahape Road has been given a very cool endorsement from one of the world's global travel and culture magazines. Described as the street that never sleeps and Auckland's bohemian heart… Read more Audio

Brain fog - it's a thing - and if you suffer from it you'll know how frustrating and sometimes frightening it can be. Thanks to Covid we are learning more about it and how to beat it. Sabina Brennan… Read more Audio

40 years ago Australian mother of two Lynette Dawson disappeared - today her husband Chris was found guilty of her murder. It's a cold case which has gripped the world, thanks to the award winning… Read more Audio

Colin McCahon, Gordon Walters, Rita Angus - those are just some of the artists whose work is included in a stunning collection due to go under the hammer next month. The Bank of New Zealand collection… Read more Audio

The Far North has been dealt another blow with news the Mangamuka Gorge on State Highway One won't be opening any time soon. Heavy rain earlier this month brought down 19 slips on the road. It means… Read more Audio

AA Insurance has reported a 36.5% jump in car thefts across the country. The company says it's also seeing reports of more stolen vehicles being used in ramraids and opportunistic joyriding. AA's Head… Read more Audio

Fed up business owners in central Auckland say they want action not lip service. Ramraids and burglaries have skyrocketed and they believe their safety and the safety of the public is at risk. Tonight… Read more Audio