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Most of us know too much stress isn't healthy, but a new study has discovered how it can affect our immune system and make us more vulnerable to disease. Read more Audio

Antibiotic resistance could leave humanity returning to an age when simple infections were fatal and surgery was life threatening, the World Health Organisation says. Australian researchers say… Read more Audio

It's been a rough few weeks for residents in Southern California. First a massive fire swept through the region, destroying homes and leaving the earth scorched and dry.

Then this week, rivers of mud… Read more Audio

The true crime genre is booming because it offers the unique experience of being simultaneously in the place of the victim, the detective and the accused, says an academic and writer. Read more Audio

Put Some Colour In Your Life chronicles Australian painter Graeme Stevenson as he motorbikes around the world, visiting artists in their studios.

It's an opportunity for viewers to learn about the… Read more Audio

What if your dreams could tell the future?

Famed Russian-American author Vladimir Nabakov tested just that theory by keeping a dream diary documenting 64 dreams over 80 days and ordering them with… Read more Audio

Overdubbed films have a bad reputation in the English-speaking world, but if done well can be superior to subtitled films, says a former Studio Ghibli producer. Read more Video, Audio

There's a dispute going on at Fiji's Nadi Airport, between the workers on the ground and the company they work for.

Management at Air Terminal Services have been arguing with workers since December… Read more Audio

Scrutiny of Apple intentionally slowing down iPhone performance heats up; more fallout from the world’s biggest hardware fault; gaming addiction now officially a mental disorder; and the Chinese… Read more Audio

Senior RNZ Sport journalist Barry Guy joins Simon Morton on Up This Way to give us the lowdown on the latest in sports. Read more Audio

Who has access to your DNA? More importantly...do you?

Most people now have the right to access their lab results and DNA data. But that doesn't mean the companies that hold that data can't access it… Read more Audio