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Smart, in-depth and relentlessly curious, host Kathryn Ryan dives into the stories shaping New Zealand and its people. Interviews and expert analysis from around the world and at home. It’s where big ideas are unpacked and everyday life explored.

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Sports correspondent Marc Hinton

Jesse Woolston's giant art set to debut at Art in the Park

Business commentator Calida Stuart-Menteath

Around the motu:RNZ's Nelson reporter Samantha Gee

How do you know if your older pet is still living a good life?

Catrine Clay: Children of the Third Reich

USA correspondent David Smith

The family company behind Air New Zealand's lollies

The hidden costs of failed building inspections

Farms in eyes of buyers as 1000's of farmers near retirement

Off the beaten track with Wayne Costello

Butcher and chef Nick Thomson on the value of whole-animal eating

Political commentators Tracey Martin and Brigitte Morten

Around the motu: Simon Wilson, based in Auckland

Kiran Dass reviews two books

The Modern Dad - Louis Davis

Foreign correspondent Seamus Kearney

Would you have enough money to cover an unexpected bill?

Why is Applied Intelligence needed as a new school subject?

Tax department deeply concerned about horticulture

Sports correspondent Sam Ackerman

Friday Funnies: Te Radar and James Nokise

Around the motu: Tom Hunt, senior journalist in Wellington

Portrait by Jackson McCarthy and Glove Money by Sophia Dahlin

Doubling for Matt Damon - stuntwoman Devyn Dalton's journey

Asia correspondent Vandhna Bhan

Sustainable uses for waste water explained

Secondary school teacher shortage hitting

What is the plan to manage wildfires this summer?

Screentime: Ted Lasso s4, Furious, Savage House

How to help young adults make friends + keep them

Tech: What's the problem with data centres?

Around the motu: RNZ's Northland reporter, Peter de Graaf

Pacific correspondent: Johnny Blades

Creatives behind a gross-out comedy that's out of this world

UK: Tories pull ex neo-Nazi candidate & more

Business leaders fears about international data storage

Quality concerns amid changes to Medical and Nursing Councils

Labour pulls support for Census changes

Does your brain need a WOF?

How to work out if rooftop solar is for you

New unemployment figures hit 11-year high

Around the motu: Ian Carson, editor of Otaki Today

Book review: It Gets in Your Blood by Marty Smith

Dr Paul Wood on why self-improvement never stops

Australia: Bird flu fears worsen, Neil's damage bill

Using satellites to monitor for coastal change

University challenge helps students reach for the stars

RBNZ chief economist on inflation expectations

Sports correspondent Glen Larmer