Julia Hartley Moore

The students who organised the student climate change strikes are now calling for everyone in NZ to hit the steets and get involved. Audio

Interest.co.nz editor Gareth Vaughan joins us to talk through the puzzling, public lashing delivered to former ANZ chief executive David Hisco. Audio

Judge Peter Boshier will oversee an independent investigation into Oranga Tamariki's handling of uplifting new-born babies. Audio

If paying $360 a week to live in a boarding house is the way of the future, what does that tell about the future?! Architect Bill McKay joins us with his thoughts. A stoush is unfolding over an 11… Audio

Judge Peter Boshier will oversee an independent investigation into Oranga Tamariki's handling of uplifting new-born babies. Interest.co.nz editor Gareth Vaughan joins us to talk through the puzzling… Audio

The Norwegian island of Sommarøy wants to abolish the concept of time. Audio

Two documentaries have been released about 2017's disastrous Fyre Festival. A GoFundMe page has been set up to help one of the local Bahamian workers who were left out of pocket after the event.  Audio

The US Presidential election isn't until 2020 but Democratic candidates have already started to declare their intentions.  Audio

'Overtourism' is a serious issue around the world. It's the idea that we might have reached "peak tourism" because our incredible destination can't handle the crowds.  Audio

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has spent her first day at the World Economic Forum in Davos speaking passionately about climate change alongside naturalist Sir David Attenborough and former US vice… Audio

Question of the Day: What is OK to take from work, and what is stealing? Audio

Stealing is illegal, but what if you're not sure if it IS stealing? The workplace can be difficult, is taking a pen home a fire-able offence?  Audio

Sales of poetry is soaring. The Guardian attributes the popularity of poetry to a rise in passion for politics, especially among teenagers and millennials. Sales hit an all-time high in the UK last… Audio

Former National MP Jami-Lee Ross has spoken out about his ordeal last year in a Facebook page entitled "Leaving bitterness and hatred behind".  Audio

Topics - Stealing is illegal, but what if you're not sure if it IS stealing? The workplace can be difficult, is taking a pen home a fireable offence? In a Stuff opinion piece, a lawyer recounts the… Audio

Topics - Wellington is the most expensive in the country to rent, Trade Me says. Rents are up 5.8 percent to an all time high of a median $565. Auckland remains high and the National median has also… Audio

The amount of online reports of people using their mobile phones while driving have almost tripled in the last two years.  Audio

Airspace around Wellington Airport was closed for 40 minutes last after a drone was seen dangerously close the runway. Instances like this are being reported more and more.  Audio

Airlines are adding more and more seats to their planes in a move called "densification". Consumer Reports has found 30 per cent of economy class fliers rated their seats uncomfortable.  Audio