Karyn Hay

Penguin Place is a private conservation reserve in Otago. Today Conservation Minister Kiri Allan announced the centre will be receiving $633,000 in funding through the Government's Jobs for Nature… Audio

Astronomers have located a mysterious pulsing object which is emitting a radio wave. Joining Karyn to make sense of the incredible finding is University of Auckland astrophysicist Associate Professor… Audio

Statistics New Zealand data released today showed that Inflation was 5.9% annually, its highest rate since June 1990. Council of Trade Unions Chief Economist Craig Renney explains. Audio

Hayden looks at Tova O'Brien's court battle with Discovery, a successful ASA complaint against an RNZ Twitter bio and how much it cost Hilary Barry to post the chocolate fish she promised as an… Audio

2021 Australian Of The Year Grace Tame has sent the media into a whirlwind over her controversial meeting with Prime Minister Scott Morrison in Canberra yesterday.  Audio

Today Auckland Councillor for Manukau, Efeso Collins confirmed to us that he's decided to run for the biggest city's top job - Mayor of Auckland. he joins us to share his motivation and his key… Audio

We find out about the Whale Tales Project, an incredible immersive public art trail celebrating Aotearoa, art, and marine conservation with Livia Esterhazy, CEO of World Wide Fund for Nature - New… Audio

We follow up on our interview from last night with Patrick Phelps about the extension of OceanNAGold's mine at Wharekirauponga in the Coromandel . Lots and lots of you were moved to get in touch - in… Audio

Our first guest if Chef (and former Depute Mayor of Queenstown) Margaret McHugh. She joins us to talk about her new book, The Real McHugh. Part memoir, party cookbook it's a guide to her eventful life… Audio

Noosa is one of the hottest holiday spots in Queensland but from next week, Noosa will enforce bans on clapping, shouting, arguing and singing in a bid to stop the noise from holiday rentals. Audio

Dunedin Railways are causing a stir amongst railway buffs as they prepare to sell heritage assets. Six wooden carriages built between 1912 and 1923 are at the centre of the debate.  Audio

RNZ sports reporter Clay Wilson joins Karyn for an update on the latest results at the Australian Open. Audio

It's time to toss away your cloth masks as many of the country's DHB's are banning them due to their lack of protection. Physician Dr Richard Everts is an infection expert and joins us to share… Audio

The head of Local Government is predicting an exodus of mayors and elected members as controversial central government policies are turning people off from standing at the elections in October.  Audio

Our guests after nine are Auckland Artist Silas McClintock, (AKA Silas Futura) and his friend, Sydney-based motion picture concept artist, Tyler Hinde. They'll be chatting about making a sci-fi… Video, Audio

Patrick Phelps from Minerals West Coast joins us once again. he's taking a look at the extension of OceaniaGold's mine at Wharekirauponga, 10 kilometres north of Waihi. in the Coromandel which is… Audio

BBC World reporter Rich Preston joins Karyn to discuss who could cause a headache for Prime Minister Boris Johnson this week, an update on Covid-19 and India's celebration of Republic Day. Audio

The wool industry has been hit hard in recent times as farmers are losing money due to high shearing costs and low wool prices. The Campaign for Wool New Zealand chairman Tom O'Sullivan believes the… Audio

Cheeki Cherries owner Martin Milne has donated 400kg of his finest fruit to City Missions in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch thanks to a charity picking day yesterday. He joins us to explain… Audio

When the volcanic eruption happened in Tonga on the 16th January, not only did it cause catastrophic harm to the nation but it completely cut the communications cable. Not only does the technology… Audio