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Jo Moir, Craig McCulloch and Tim Watkin discuss the Chris vs Chris leaders debate on RNZ's Caucus Podcast.

First up, should New Zealand ban the sale of fireworks? We'll hear from Alice Hayward, founder of Ban the Boom NZ as NZ First campaigns on the issue. Then, a controversial rockpool harvesting ban and what it means for coastal communities, the panel hears from Waikato Regional Council Chair Warren Maher. And, Labour's proposal to require local support acts at major international concerts, with Musi...

United Kingdom correspondent Lucy Thomson spoke to Lisa Owen about a development in the active investigation against Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, as well as another Royal Airforce base security breach.

News from the business sector, including a market report.

The All Blacks are set to put their historic streak at Eden Park on the line. Meanwhile the Wallabies are looking for their first win at the fortress since 1986. Sports reporter Jonty Dine spoke to Lisa Owen.

It is almost a year since the so-called cease fire came into effect in the Israel-Gaza conflict. The Gaza health ministry says more than 73,000 have died in the Palestinian territory since Israel launched aatacks in realiation for the October 7 attacks that saw more than 1200 killed and 251 hostages taken. Aid agency Medecins Sans Frontieres says despite the ceasefire, the Israeli military continu...

Young people in Auckland's new Henderson electorate say more needs to be done to encourage them that their vote matters. The electorate has been reformed with new boundaries - it covers Henderson, Ranui, Swanson, Lincoln, Massey, Western Heights and parts of Te Atatu and Upper Harbour. Just 56 percent of 18 to 24 year olds are enrolled to vote in the electorate, compared to 62 percent nationally.

Youth unemployment has reached crisis levels and AI may have something to do with it, according to a new report by the Institute of Economic Research. The report points to a lot of factors, but says technology and AI are slowly eroding traditional first jobs. Auckland University Professor of Human Centric AI, Alex Richter spoke to Lisa Owen.

All the top stories and other headlines from the day

Changes to lifejacket rules have made a splash, with professional rowers worried the bulky vests will slow them down. Lifejackets are now mandatory for anyone using any vessel shorter than six metres, including jet skis, dinghies, sailboats, kayaks, paddleboards and motorboats. Felix Walton has more.

Aotearoa needs a national events strategy, with a consistent and transparent framework for deciding what gets government money, according to a new report. The report commissioned by MBIE suggests a lot more money may be needed to attract top events. CEO of Venues Otautahi, Harvie Teare spoke to Lisa Owen.

The White Ferns head to Australia for a three-match T20 series against the world number one side next week, with an interim head coach and a stand in team manager. Coach Ben Sawyer was let go last month following a comprehensive review process of the women's high performance structure. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

Left over cow bones could play a pivotal role in building back human jaws. Otago University Scientists have been working on ways to use minerals in the bones for medical and dental bone grafts. Researcher Jithendra Ratnayake explained the process to Lisa Owen.

Australia correspondent Katie Silver spoke to Lisa Owen about an AI company, which was set to be the Australian Stock Market's biggest listing in decades, but has got cold feet on going public, as well as a petition calling for a trial of animal-friendly carriages on NSW trains and metro systems.

Are you politically worn out? There's still 29 days to the election, but with a barrage of policy announcements everyday many may feel like they've hit a wall. Danny Osborne is an Associate Professor of Psychology at Auckland University, and specialises in political psychology. He spoke to Lisa Owen.

Drummer and composer Hikurangi Schavarien-Kaa talks with Nick Tipping about his composition, in which jazz intersects with Māori myth and legend.

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

Wallace Chapman and Jesse Mulligan star in the shortest show on radio, where they show they really can make something out of nothing, join them to be part of their delight, or to simply despair. Wallace will also preview what's on The Panel tonight.

Wallace Chapman and Jesse Mulligan star in the shortest show on radio, where they show they really can make something out of nothing, join them to be part of their delight, or to simply despair. Wallace will also preview what's on The Panel tonight.

This week The Housekeepers Rachael Quin is with Jesse to talk about how to juggle chores with neurodiversity in mind .. specifically ADHD.

This week Nicola Toki and Jesse discuss the Green Sea Turtle - they are large marine reptiles found globally in tropical and subtropical waters but are also regular visitors to, and recently discovered residents of, Aotearoa.

Bella Donnachie, Custom Service Team Leader at Auckland One Rail, talks with Bryan Crump about the public piano at  Waitematā Station and the positive effect it has on commuters when it's played. 

Martin Bosley, renowned chef and owner of Yellow Brick Seafoods shares his recipe for Japanese-stye poached chicken salad with smashed cucumber. Recipe below! Serves 4 For the chicken 2 large skinless chicken breasts, around 500-600g 3cm piece of ginger, sliced 2 spring onions 1 tsp salt For the smashed cucumber 2 Lebanese or one telegraph cucumber 1 tsp salt 1 tbsp rice wine vinegar 1 tsp sugar ½...

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

NZ Live is your chance to enjoy an intimate music session with songs and chat. This week Jesse is joined by Tim Mahon and the Kerfuffle.