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Wellington's intrepid music selector Finn Johansson joins Karyn for his fortnightly insights into new releases near and far. Tonight Finn hones his audio focus on Glaare, Gayblade and Elegiac. Read more Audio

Thousands of students and older supporters turned out for today's School Strike for Climate around the country. Karyn speaks with Ciara Foley who was one of the organisers of the protest in… Read more Audio

It's being called the worst violence in Northern Ireland in more than a decade triggered in part by the new realities of a post-Brexit world. US President Joe Biden joins UK Prime Minister Boris… Read more Audio

This week for the rest is history Karyn is joined by Nelson historian Alan Turley to talk about the founding of Nelson College. While it wasn't quite the first school to be founded in New Zealand, it… Read more Audio

Theft of ebikes is becoming a really serious problem in Auckland and Wellington - the latest tale came out today of a woman who actually stole her bike back off someone who met her with it in central… Read more Audio

Kiwis wanting to return home from India are being locked out until the end of the month. From Sunday, no one who has been in India in the last 14 days will be allowed into the country as the… Read more Audio

Colin Peacock looks at the Prime Minister's radio chat this morning with Newstalk ZB's Mike Hosking, the media coverage of the maiden trip of the Hamilton to Auckland train Te Huia, and the… Read more Audio

With less than a fortnight before the quarantine-free travel zone begins between New Zealand and Australia, the hospitality sector is busily preparing. Karyn speaks with Cristiano De Martin who's the… Read more Audio

Petitioners delivered their signatures to MPs at Parliament today calling for a national women's health strategy and $6 million to be allocated to women's health in the next Budget. Gender Justice… Read more Audio

The Department of conservation is concerned about the presence of packs of wild dogs on Te Rerenga Wairua, Cape Reinga. In an effort to keep people safe the department has closed four walking tracks… Read more Audio

In less than two weeks New Zealanders and Australians will be free to travel across the Tasman without managed isolation on arrival in New Zealand. Karyn speaks with epidemiologist Dr Michael Baker… Read more Audio

Two-way quarantine free travel is poised to begin in less than a fortnight between New Zealand and Australia after months of delay. Tourism Industry Aotearoa's Chris Roberts will talk about the impact… Read more Audio