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You're favourite Today FM hosts return to air for 2023 • SNUBBED: Big names missing from Rolling Stone Top 200 Greatest Singers of All Time list • Man takes self portrait every day for 15 years documenting transformation • Rachel Smalley: It's time for Wayne Brown to now do what he has always promised - fix Auckland • Tova's $1,000 Question • Lloyd Burr: Walk around Auckland right now, you wouldn't even know there's a world cup on • Tova O'Brien: Ardern's not doing quite so well on the things she pats herself on the back for • Rachel Smalley: What this latest poll means for Election 2023 • Askren reflects on 'that' knockout: Former UFC star says he made Jorge Masvidal • Brad Lewis: A letter to the Black Ferns: Thank you for being so real • Blackcaps Tim Southee, Daryl Mitchell excited for upcoming summer of cricket • Lloyd Burr: Is the question - do we have a problem with stabbings? • Tova O'Brien: Boot camps: Who knows, perhaps the third time's a charm? • Rachel Smalley: Sometimes rules are good, other times we need to disrupt rules • Tova O'Brien: National's plan to scrap the top tax rate is just bad politics • Rachel Smalley: I am baffled by the decision made by The Starship Foundation • Tova O'Brien: Are you guys as annoyed as I am at these 'influencers' who travelled to Iran? • Rachel Smalley: Mahuta upstaged the Prime Minister yesterday • Rock Wren takes Bird of the Year 2022 crown • Wilhelmina Shrimpton: How have the All Blacks been pitted against the Black Ferns? • 'You will be forced to respect me' - Logan Paul talks wrestling undisputed WWE champion Roman R • Scrapping live broadcast of First XV rugby matches 'absurd' - Sky Commentator Ken Laban • Lloyd Burr: The Qatar Conundrum • Win a subscription • Tova O'Brien: To cancel, or not to cancel? Defining your own rules is hard • Debate Club: Should we kick out the Iranian Ambassador? • Louisa Wall calls NZ Rugby 'sexist' for RWC schedule botch-up • Tova O'Brien: Smalley bet her house Jacinda Ardern will resign by Xmas - I'll take that bet • Kiwi social media influencers Topher Richwhite and Bridget Thackwray released from Iran • Blues name 2023 Super Rugby squad • Lloyd Burr: Can Rishi Sunak save Britain? He can hardly do worse than Liz Truss • National can't believe 540 people in one month waited in the Emergency Department for 24 hours • Tova O'Brien: Would you want to be the Prime Minister? • Apprentice to Entrepreneur - Erna Basson on creating new skincare brand • 'If you think you know me, you don't' - Dame Valerie Adams opens up through documentary • Lloyd Burr: Liz Truss has made the history books just not in the way she'd wished • Stolen Interislander lifebuoy returned after 20 years • Former White House Director of Communications describes Donald Trump as 'very insecure' • 'Unprecedented times' - British Conservative MP following Liz Truss resignation • Liz Truss resigns as British Prime Minister • Rugby World Cup: Quarter Final Shakedown • Dilworth survivor 'looking forward' to further questioning in Abuse in Care inquiry • Lloyd Burr: Don't be mean to those who can't do caffeine • Debate Club: America needs Donald Trump as President again - Agree or disagree? • International Pronoun Day - why is it needed? • Government announces stronger terrorism laws in bid to make NZ safer • Rachel Smalley: I can’t go past Oranga Tamariki’s failings, again, more failings • Embattled MP Gaurav Sharma announces resignation from Parliament • Beam electric scooter monthly pass price bump shocks users • Rachel Smalley: How do you lose 5000 people in a hospital system? • Does the NZ Military need a full revamp? Caller on her son's disappointing experience. • Investigation unveils explosive new allegations against Kamahl Santamaria • William Shakespeare: To cancel or not to cancel? Sheilah Winn funding cut. • The debate club moot banned by Duncan's bosses • Small Business Minister labels new mental health support service as 'great success' • Black Caps fielding will play 'massive role' in T20 Cricket World Cup, says Chris Harris • Does New Zealand need a return of Winston Peters? • Lloyd Burr: Some ski fields could be closing and our Tourism Minister doesn't seem to care • Dahmer's lawyer answers the question: Was Jeffrey insane or just evil? • Fat Bear Week winner crowned amid voting scandal • Alex Jones ordered to pay significant damages to a number of Sandy Hook parents • Blackcaps victory over Bangladesh secures spot in T20 tri-series final • Rachel Smalley: Explaining the convoluted emissions charge • Climate Change Minister admits he's on a 'hiding to nothing' with agriculture emissions scheme • Property commentator not surprised by low profits on The Block NZ • Tova O'Brien: Those tax cuts for the rich suddenly seem a lot more affordable • Peter Ellis' conviction quashed • Community transmission of Monkeypox confirmed in NZ • Artist Sam Cox aka Mr Doodle doodles entire house over lockdown • Lloyd Burr: Let's talk about endorsements in local body elections • Grady Connell: Rail buses are a pain but they don’t have to be • Tova O'Brien: I can't decide whether four year political terms are really what NZ needs • Cut FBOY Island NZ contestant talks to Tova O'Brien • Kiwi golfer Ryan Fox excited at potential maiden Master's appearance • WATCH: Busted - Fishing competition cheaters caught • Rachel Smalley: I can't believe this is the New Zealand we are living in today • Breaking the Barrier: Black Ferns Kendra Cocksedge talks career and World Cup • PM Jacinda Ardern models at World of Wearable Arts • Christopher Luxon remind positive despite small drop in popularity in latest Kantar poll • Grant Robertson defends Labour's poor result in latest 1 News poll • The Medicine Gap - Rebecca's Story • Behind the Raids: Children at the wheel • Roger Tuivasa-Sheck needs to end his ABs dream and come home to where his talent is appreciated • NZ Memorial Service for the Queen: 'Time to think about how fortunate we are' • 'Unbelievable' Joe Bell on playing for the All Whites in New Zealand • The 57km run to raise awareness for Kiwi mental health • Duncan Garner: Tāme is no Tama, why I back his 'art vandalism' • Rachel Smalley: 'Talk to us. Don't tell us. That's how you create a team of five million.' • National Party leader Chris Luxon confirms full report on Sam Uffindell will remain private • Kiritapu Allan - 'I've been tailgated left, right and centre' • Tova O'Brien: My gosh wasn't her late majesty done justice • Photographer Ranald Mackechnie credits Queen for 'bringing to life' her final portrait • Live: Coverage of the Queen's Funeral • Former royal butler - Change will come under new King Charles • Rachel Smalley: Tonight, Queen Elizabeth II will finally join her late husband • Jacinda Ardern would wait 'hours' to see Queen if wasn't PM, feels 'privileged' to skip queue • Michael Maguire's only focusing on coaching Kiwis with World Cup on horizon • Comedian Pax Assadi nearly punched by an audience member • Brad Lewis: Sport is poorer for loss of retiring tennis great Roger Federer • Jacinda Ardern meets with King Charles III and Liz Truss • 'You could've warranted walking off then' - Former Wallaby on time-wasting call against ABs • Bodycam footage reveals moment Kiwi man Christian Glass shot dead by police in United States • Tova O'Brien: I’m sorry King Charles about those bloody, stinking pens • WATCH: The video we snuck past our boss - do people need to 'act their age'? • Breakthrough - City Rail Link tunnelling complete • POLL: Should Te Reo Māori be part of the core curriculum in mainstream schools? • Tova O'Brien: This moment in the UK is enormously significant, as is this moment in Ukraine • Santa, deadly disasters, sea creatures & more - Are you smarter than Duncan Garner? - 14.09.22 • Traffic Light system - who's right - Jacinda Ardern or Piers Morgan? • Tova in UK: The Queen is stitched into the fabric of this country • LIVE UPDATES: NZ wakes to the news of Queen Elizabeth II's passing • Queen Elizabeth II - Tributes around the world • Queen Elizabeth II funeral confirmed • A poem for Queen Elizabeth II • WellBeings returns with new podcast episodes about connection • Our obituary of the late Queen Elizabeth II • The Today FM Royal Quiz - 10.09.22 • Royal family confirm death of Queen Elizabeth II • Rachel Smalley: 'Keep calm and carry on, perhaps' • Ten of the oldest current world leaders • The Today FM Royal Quiz • 'It's incredibly sad' Sir John Key remembers Queen Elizabeth II • Tova O'Brien - Government Masterclass: How to cover your ass • Glen Larmer: Warriors 2022 report card - How did they fare • Why you can reheat your food more than once - microbiologist explains • Grady Connell: Neighbourhoods - The missing ingredient • How walkable is your neighbourhood? • Government youth crime plan not a 'free pass' for young offenders - Chris Hipkins • Rachel Smalley: Smash-and-grab Einstein and Elsa take Ponsonby Road • Liz unleashed - Liz Truss to become the new British PM • Taylor Hawkins' teenage son drums at Foo Fighters tribute show • All Blacks flipped the switch against Pumas, but how did they turn form slump around? • Black Caps pace bowler recalls who he wanted to bowl out growing up • 'Perfect, sustainable lifestyle doesn't exist' - activist on sustainable living • Former Grand Prix racer Simon Crafar almost didn't accept Formula 1 invite • Football Ferns goalkeeper talks playing Mexico: 'They've got the flair' • Kieran McAnulty reveals some roads may not be repaired following flooding • Wilhelmina Shrimpton: Homelessness - The squeezed middle • We asked New Zealanders what they spent the Cost of Living payment on • Wilhelmina Shrimpton: For goodness sake, let’s just pay them what they’re worth • Music, Russia, death penalty & more - Are you smarter than Duncan Garner? - 01.09.22 • Countdown looking to implement body cameras for staff protection • 25 years later: Marking Princess Diana's 25th anniversary of her death • Rachel Smalley: Labour are not as transparent as they like to think • Wilhelmina Shrimpton: It's time to wake up • Footage shows 'astonishingly bad piece of driving' as truck misses cyclist • Lloyd Burr: Why won't Jan Tinetti stand up for our firefighters? • Men encouraged to speak up to raise prostate cancer awareness • Duncan Garner: Auckland not safe - secret report into FENZ • Rachel Smalley: If there was ever a case for co-governance, it is here • Wilhelmina Shrimpton: It seems police under-resourcing is still a major problem • Winston Peters calls He Waka Eke Noa 'woke, virtue signalling' • John Day: All Blacks' Mid-Season Report Card - Spoiler alert: They're flunking • 'It was a special group' describes Dillon Boucher on 2002 Tall Blacks team • Lewis Clareburt: From the Commonwealth Games to the Lifesaving World Championships • Whittakers Te Reo Māori marketing 'A really good move' • Professional firefighters 'disappointed' by lack of action since first strike • 'Absolutely rubbish ... unfair' - Steve Devine reacts to FENZ interview on Tova • Wilhelmina Shrimpton: Why do some of our hardest workers have to fight for fair working rights? • NZ$1,418,172 spent on travel and accommodation: Parliamentary big spenders revealed • Rollercoaster of emotions for Dakota Kai as she starts second stint in WWE • Fallen Kiwi soldier spoke to Today FM in Ukraine last week • Tova O'Brien: The death of this New Zealand soldier in Ukraine is a tragedy • New Zealander in Ukraine Tenby Powell determined to get fallen Kiwi soldier home • Former Defence Minister - family of deceased Kiwi soldier just want time to grieve • Wilhelmina Shrimpton: Why can't we accept a woman in power having a boogie in 2022? • New Zealand Defence Force says New Zealand soldier killed in Ukraine • Duncan Garner: Devine intervention needed • 'Far too early' for Christopher Luxon to rule out working with Brian Tamaki • Rachel Smalley: New Zealand needs to fund a treatment for Spinal Muscular Atrophy • Volunteer firefighters not to be used as strikebreakers despite being majority of force • Ex-All Black turned-firefighter Steve Devine lays bare dire situation inside NZ Fire Service • LIVESTREAM: Wellington Protest • Goodbye Sharma, thanks for the drama - Continue your crusade on your own dime, not ours • Rachel Smalley: The country needs a prime minister - not a smiling storyteller • Lloyd Burr: Why do we need two different state-owned forecasters? • Tova O'Brien meets Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky • Steven Avery's lawyer Kathleen Zellner on innocence in prison • Police need to communicate with protestors sooner says former negotiator • Boosting the Japanese economy by drinking booze • Polly Gillespie: Forgive me father for I have sinned, but haven't we all? • Rob Beard on overcoming burnout and serious mental health issues • Rugby league turned union coach had 'I next to zero rugby knowledge' • Simon Bridges comfortable in 'shrugging off' people's prejudgments about him • Afghan women’s rights activist uses her voice in New Zealand • E-scooter safety: How to stay safe on our roads • No reserve day for NZ SailGP team, unable to race overnight • Lloyd Burr: Most qualified potential candidates are turned-off by politics • Nelson resident on 'absolutely relentless' rain that continues to batter region • Kieran Read on NZR coaching decision - 'I don't think it was handled very well' • Rachel Smalley: Maybe our new mantra should be #stopthespend • Ian Foster retained as All Blacks coach, has complete backing of NZR board • Tova O'Brien: Final reflections on Ukraine • Tova O'Brien: The survivors, the scarred and the scared • 'The threat level here is high' describes Tova O'Brien at Ukraine's 'Zero Line' • 'So much can go wrong' Tova O'Brien on last-minute prep before Zelensky interview • Gang members, sex offenders using 'tin foil' to tamper with ankle devices, says David Seymour • Rachel Smalley: Another day of the Sharma Drama • A tour of Tova O'Brien's hotel bomb shelter in Kyiv, Ukraine • Johnson & Johnson ends sale of talc-based baby powder • WATCH: From nightclub to operations centre • Nigel Yalden: Read the room • Tom Day: The Path To Zelensky • Rachel Smalley: 1,000 kiwis will die while Pharmac takes eight months to make a decision • Before and After: How quickly are Ukrainians cleaning up their cities? • WATCH: Stopping for fuel in New Zealand or a warzone - which is cheaper? • The tanks outside Ukrainian parliament • Dame Therese Walsh, 'everyone was a man except those serving the tea and coffee' • Inside Tova's armoured car in Ukraine • Diesel trains retired after 30 years of hard service • Lloyd Burr: How on earth was Sam Uffindell selected as the National Party's Tauranga candidate? • Rachel Smalley: The Uffindell incident has uncovered a boarding culture that needs to change • No prescription... No vape? We ask the Associate Health Minister • Air New Zealand reduces flight schedule, blaming sickness levels • Rachel Smalley: Uffindell's exit looks inevitable • Sam Uffindell stood down over further bullying allegations • The best of Dame Olivia Newton-John • Dame Olivia Newton-John has died at age 73 • Wilhelmina Shrimpton: Crime prevention fund a 'band-aid' solution to recent crime rise • Lloyd Burr: Spark Arena make your systems more efficient • 'Out of sight, out of mind' is the opposite approach for Ghost Diving NZ • Rachel Smalley: There's nothing to compel youth to engage. No compulsion. No reward. • Wilhelmina Shrimpton: Maybe the All Blacks need to lose to learn how to win • whatyoudontknowabout - Listen on Spotify - Linktree • Inside the geopolitics of Taiwan • Tips and tricks: Wet GIB boards, insulation and chipboard floors • 20 years in US Air Force: 'No crashes on my watch' • Why is it harder to trust brands today? • No NRL top eight for Warriors but 2023 looking bright • All Blacks embracing pressure in South Africa • Skiing to South Pole: Kiwi firefighter wants to test her limits • 'Finding Heath Davis' story changed from 'entertaining' to 'heartbreaking' • Grady Connell: Rugby league jersey controversy shows inclusivity has a long way to go • Duncan Garner: At some stage New Zealanders need to start being positive about life • Researchers redefine who and what is 'rural' in a health context • US basketball star Brittney Griner sentenced to nine years in Russian prison on drugs charges • Green Party co-leadership election looks like a 'shaw' thing for James Shaw • National Finance Spokesperson Nicola Willis confirms tax policy has not changed • Bitly | Page Not Found | 404 • Rachel Smalley: Finding my new GP • Commonwealth Games: Gold, silver one-two for New Zealand mountain bikers Sam Gaze, Ben Oliver • James Shaw 'quietly confident' he will win Green Party leadership back • Christopher Luxon slams Labour Government, describes party as political version of The Office • Rachel Smalley: Right now, America aren't the good guys • ACT leader David Seymour worries New Zealand is gradually losing first-world status • Rachel Smalley: Jacinda has chosen to step away when she is needed most • Commonwealth Games 2022: Kiwi Andrew Jeffcoat claims surprise swimming gold in backstroke • Commonwealth Games 2022: Cyclists Ellesse Andrews, Aaron Gate join elite New Zealand club • Government unaware of how many former migrants will receive Cost of Living Payment • 166 skilled migrants want to come here, nine of them nurses… Slow clap Prime Minister • Rachel Smalley: Labour's leadership is inept, irresponsible and chaotic • Olympic athlete Luuka Jones takes break from sport due to long COVID • Commonwealth Games 2022: Kiwis in action, Saturday July 30-Sunday July 31 • Hiring friends for jobs can go 'pear-shaped' - Senior employment lawyer • Is wellness too 'easily satirised'? • Colombian Singer Shakira accused of multi-million tax fraud • Cycling domination for New Zealand with two golds, two silvers on day one of Commonwealth Games • Will Smith apologises to Chris Rock, feeling 'deeply remorseful' • Whangārei nurses getting raw deal for extra shifts • NZME apologises to Clarke Gayford after untrue statements • Discarded AB's assistant coaches John Plumtree, Brad Mooar should seek legal advice • Former New Zealand Rugby boss David Moffett calls for resignation of current CEO Mark Robinson • 'Random' acts of kindness going viral don't seem very random to me • Food for thought • Commonwealth Games 2022: Top ten New Zealand medal prospects in Birmingham • Kiwi flyweight title challenger Kai Kara-France one win from superstardom at UFC 277 • Tova O'Brien: Nicotine is my great nemesis • Relationship between NZRU board and players 'probably worst it's ever been' - Sir Steve Hansen • Opposition Leader Christopher Luxon owns social media blunder as 'my mistake' • Brad Lewis: A letter to mum - What could fill your shopping trolley instead of cigarettes • Tova O'Brien: It’s time for a Misinformation Minister • Lloyd Burr: My emotional, traumatic dental roller coaster ride continues • Threats made to 'several North Island schools' - some locked down, Waikato school evacuated • The Green conundrum: Sit with the power brokers or hustle from the sidelines? • Lloyd Burr: What the heck is wrong with the Green Party? • WHATEVER HAPPENED TO... MIQ HOTELS?? • Same crap, different minister • If I was a nurse I’d be feeling pretty flat • All Blacks announce Jason Ryan IN, John Plumtree, Brad Mooar OUT • Working in television fosters "self-doubt that you have in yourself" - journalist says • The challenges of COVID for artists and musicians • SailGP Championship like the America's Cup "on steroids" - says Kiwi sailor • Ross Taylor's love for cricket at early age put him in "good stead" for "years to come" • Ian Foster and Sam Cane retain positions for Rugby Championship • Housing Minister Megan Woods is 'building houses, not whinging' • Rachel Smalley: Delving into ACT's cost-of-living plan • US President Joe Biden tests positive for COVID-19 • Our nurses are "tired to the bone", "tearful" and "unheard" • No charge for Donald Trump would be "worst development" in US history, says Trump's niece • Leigh's rubbish return tactics • UK heat wave: Is the Earth's average temperature on the rise? • Government's last-minute efforts look ill-equipped, inadequately prepared and knee-jerk • Courgettes cost how much!? Finance Minister Grant Robertson reacts to rising inflation • Rachel Smalley: No one can ever win in a society armed to its teeth • Lloyd Burr: Give the All Blacks a break • National's Nicola Willis says Labour needs to 'take responsibility' for soaring cost of living • Rachel Smalley: Now is the time for true leadership Prime Minister • This book about National shows how bad things can get … Labour should read it • Former All Black's coach has 'a lot of sympathy for Ian Foster' • 'Embarrassing' Prince Andrew secret photo - 'big deal' or publicity stunt? • Rachel Smalley: Let's not do lockdown again • Former rugby league star Paul Whatuira fights for his 'wellbeing every single day' • John Day: Where to now for battered All Blacks after Ireland Test series defeat • All Blacks Coach Ian Foster refuses to discuss future with the team • Wordle being transformed into board game • Buck Shelford talks being set for rugby stardom from young age • Take it or leave it - Would you trade annual leave laws with the UK? • Potential manslaughter charge on former US President Donald Trump 'unlikely' at this stage • Lloyd Burr: Is our current mask approach still the correct one • Rachel Smalley: COVID 'advice' should not be fear-mongering • Christchurch Stadium gets green light despite skyrocketing price • Ayesha Verrall on governments attempt to stem spread of COVID • Mongrel Mob spokesperson sees Government crackdown on gangs as 'PR stunt' • I hope Jacinda Ardern’s having a good time in Fiji • Lloyd Burr: Andrew Little is burying his head in sand over refusal to acknowledge health sector • Today FM's Rachel Smalley opens up on reporting on Syrian refugee crisis • Tova O'Brien: 'Our crisis is now and our Prime Minister is too proud to admit it' • Police Minister Chris Hipkins standing by decision not to ban gang patches • Rachel Smalley: Is it time to lift the vaccine mandate altogether? • Health NZ Chair - 'There is no use just running around shoving sticking plasters on things' • Who are New Zealand's biggest political donors? • President of the NZ Air Line Pilots' Association warns major pilot shortage could get worse • Two Sides: Should 16-year-olds have the right to vote? • Tova O'Brien: Will #resignjacinda prove to be true? • Torrential rain and high winds generate hazardous driving conditions • Donors have 'greater access to politicians than the rest of us would enjoy,' researcher says • Graham Norton on his ten year wine journey with Invivo wines • Federated Farmers’ Chris Allen calls it a day • 'Rugby League died for me' - former NRL star on his switch to the WWE • 'Entitled, privileged, narcissist' - Ex-aid to Tony Blair launches sensational verbal assault • 10 special, creepy social media features you may not know • Why some people may have heard the meteor coming • New Zealand's Hollywood subsidy scheme a waste says ACT, despite benefits to local businesses • The rise and probable fall of UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson • Education sector hits crisis point as pool of relief teachers depletes • My friends with cancer 'would be dead' if they relied on the public health system • Commissioner to be appointed guardian of supermarket checkouts from 2023 • Reece Walsh's NZ Warriors departure confirmed, Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad recruited as replacement • Tova O'Brien: Who do we turn to when the Government stops listening? • Lloyd Burr: My bucket list trip to Glastonbury was blighted by shambolic Heathrow malarkey • Flu or COVID - Which is worse? • Venice to charge travellers a visiting fee upon entrance due to over-tourism • Search for extraterrestrial intelligence becoming 'harder' as humans pollute radio waves • Govt ignoring Health NZ from day one is the stupidest thing I’ve seen in politics • Prince William gifted Women's Rugby World Cup jersey and children's book from PM Jacinda Ardern • 50,000 Kiwis expected to take part in 40 Hour Famine this weekend • Online schooling - the ‘future of education’ • Broadcast minister Willie Jackson defends TVNZ/RNZ merger, says key audiences have disappeared • Heated debate as Andrew Little says residency fast-tracking wouldn't work for nurses • Wellington's electric Airport Express service opens with fleet of 10 buses • Health NZ pushing for nurses to be given immigration priority • NZ secures free trade deal with European Union • Dr Shane Reti - 'worst time for biggest health structure reform in 20 years' • 'Good, wholesome food': Dave Letele, Foodstuffs launching social supermarket in Tokoroa • Acting PM Grant Robertson grilled on housing by Tova • R. Kelly sentenced to 30 years behind bars • Pipi the cat returns to Coromandal home after eight years missing • Jeffrey Epstein's ex Ghislaine Maxwell sentenced 20 years for role in trafficking minors • Canine conundrum: 'Paaw' pups the victims of crowded shelters • National leader Chris Luxon's 'strongest stance' on abortion Tova's ever heard... • Wilhelmina Shrimpton: New Zealand's war on drugs isn't working, so here's my solution • Charity law expert Sue Barker not surprised Family First was stripped of charitable status • Christchurch stabbing: 'The community at the moment, we are coping so far' - Malakai Waqasokola • Should you tell someone when they have BO? • Women in US could be forced to travel through multiple states for legal abortion • $76 million for new strategy to prevent & minimise gambling harm • Data reveals Aucklander's big fast food and takeaway spend up • Children as young as five sharing partially or fully naked photos of themselves online • Staffing shortages affecting 111 call centres & fire stations • Biochemist on how Dry July could improve your overall health • Jacinda Ardern to attend first ever NATO summit in Spain • Fares free public transport a 'no-brainer' according to new report • Cutting to the core of selling sex • Survey finds under a third of customers wear face coverings in shops • 'I had no idea what I was doing' Xena stunt double on getting role • Whoa Studios creator on dealing with COVID and more • 'Don't Dream It's Over' Glastonbury sing-along for Crowded House • Frozen baby woolly mammoth found in Canada with skin and hair in tact • 'It's okay to talk about things' - Scotty Morrison on men's mental health • Essential workers at highest risk of burnout during pandemic • Prosecutors in US asked Federal Court to put Ghislaine Maxwell in jail for at least 30 years • Wilhelmina Shrimpton: It's about time we admit our health system has a serious problem • Number of people injured following incident on Auckland's North Shore • Brr it's getting cold in here • An ode to Charlotte Bellis: One of the most influential political disruptors of this year • Middlemore patient spent over 24 hours in ED felt 'stuck' at the hospital • Slammed DHB unconcerned about Health NZ rollout • Second COVID booster… sign me up! • Doctors are short staffed, tired, chances of making mistakes 'very real' • Greg Johnson announces new concert + tour dates • New Police Minister Chris Hipkins casts doubt on gang patch ban • In a suite of enormous international moments for our PM this year, this is the motherload • Is a plant-based diet better than eating meat routinely? • 'It could quite easily gone the opposite way' Carlos Spencer recalls match • Mai breakfast host Tegan Yorwarth on mental health in radio broadcasting, boxing and more • Matthew Metcalfe on James Cameron, his rough start in the film industry and more • This isn’t private scarcity this is public scammery! • The good, the bad and the rugby • Long wait times 'played a role' in woman's death - Dr Shane Reti awaits investigation results • Mikey moves to Dunedin after 32 years in Auckland. • Ed Sheeran tells Tova how he balances his personal and professional life in the media • Supply chain issues affecting period products • Former All White - World Cup exclusion 'not a catastrophe' • Impeccably polished was Jacinda Ardern as she wielded her bloody axe in her velvet-gloved hand • Tova O'Brien confronts Patrick Gower about his past drinking habits ahead of On Booze doco • Kevin Barry plotting downfall of longtime friend Dean Lonergan's latest heavyweight star • Kiwi Andrei Mikhailovich has the total package to become boxing superstar • Cutting to the core of eating disorders • 'Blindspott' lead singer on creative process: 'there are no rules' • Back pain: Is stress a driving factor? • Director of Auckland Pride: 'We need to be loud and make ourselves heard' • Crushing blow for Blackcaps as captain Kane Williamson tests positive for COVID-19 • Australian political expert expects controversial 501 deportation law to be softened • Exclusive: Universities urged to break down barriers for students who need supported learning • 'Means nothing' - Alan Hall had already 'moved on' from wrongful conviction • James Shaw's constant battle that's hampering Green's • Police shoot Wellington man dead after family harm incident • Why Ardern should be worried about Boris' huge dip in popularity • Coach Nathan Brown quits Warriors, club legend steps in for remainder of year • British Prime Minister survives no-confidence vote • Founding member of iconic rock band Bon Jovi, dead aged 70 • Goalkeeping gaffe costs All Whites in Word Cup warm-up clash • Nadine Higgins on fertility and mental health: 'I just wish that I'd known more' • Aucklander running ten half marathons in ten days for mental health • Coffee linked to a lower death risk, new research shows • Depp vs Heard case will have terrible flow-on effects for domestic abuse survivors • TVNZ's head of news takes leave amid Santamaria review process • NZ Rugby's controversial Silver Lake deal passes the try line • Dilworth sexual abuse survivor - 'no amount of jail time seems adequate' • Canadian province to decriminalise multiple class A drugs • Andrew Little on Pharmac report: 'It isn't broken, but improvements are needed' • Crisis meetings called at Al Jazeera amid Santamaria fallout • 'It was pretty surreal and felt really significant' Jo Moir on PM's White House visit • Canada announces legislation cracking down on handguns • National Party wants all migrant workers guaranteed a pathway to residency • PM's plane issues an 'embarrassment' on the US grand stage • TVNZ's recruitment policy flawed says CEO in leaked email to staff • Luxon says National's Kantar poll numbers show Govt is failing New Zealanders • A story from beyond the grave: Danny Watson on being dead for 15 minutes • Jazz Thornton 'over the moon' following Dancing with the Stars victory • 'Allegations were made over a series of years about Kamahl' - ex Al Jazeera employee • What to expect during the Queen's Platinum Jubilee celebrations • CEO of Sport NZ, Raelene Castle: 'If you can see it, you can be it' • Simone Nathan's NZ series 'Kid Sister': Judaism being represented on screen • Emmett Skilton on meeting the Rock, Shortland Street and when he is finally getting married • Moooo-ve off the line! Cows block train line in United Kingdom • 'They put people over results' Frankie Mackay on NZ Cricket leadership • Today FM takes over Hampton Downs • Paddock puppies: the new craze! • Jacinda Ardern to meet with US President Joe Biden • Ready for beer made from urine? • PM delivers Harvard University class of 2022 commencement speech • Eating disorder sufferers waiting up to a year for treatment • Duncan Garner: Should Western schooling norms be imposed on Māori students? • Tova: It’s all the same. Every time. America is broken. • Lloyd Burr: 'Our electoral system is good - it's time to make it even better' • White Ferns great retires after being dumped by NZ Cricket • Lloyd Burr: What will it take before we see gun law changes in the US? • Duncan Garner: Is there a war on men in New Zealand? • Caller lost his wife and daughter to truck driver distracted by cell phone • Why haven't we seen the Pharmac review? • The animals of the Ukraine crisis • Yemen's hunger crisis: We're taking food from the poor and feeding the hungry • Movie cinema etiquette: I've become 'That Guy' you loathe • Tormented and bullied: Growing up gay in rural school is hard • Kiwis urged to buckle in for winter under orange settings • Monkeypox: What is it and should we be concerned? • Tova: I never thought I'd write this - bring back Winston • Two sides Waka Kotahi's traffic safety cameras • 'Freedom is worth fighting for' - Winston Peters says Government hasn't done enough for Ukraine • 'No substitute for face to face diplomacy' International analyst on PM's US trip • London's new tube line that's not actually a tube • Community clean-up in Horowhenua after Friday's damaging tornado • Civil Defence Emergency Mobile Alert system test on Sunday • Exploring New Zealand and making incredible social content • What Lloyd Burr thinks is missing from Budget 2022 • Tova's Big Budget Breakdown • Cutting to the core of protests • Funding decisions to clear breast cancer backlog left to Health NZ, Māori Health Authority • Luxon's three-point plan on how to address wrongs in 'Backwards Budget' • 'Ticks a few boxes' - Dr. Lance O'Sullivan on health sectors reaction to Budget • Public transport feels forgotten in 2022 Budget • 'Backwards Budget' - Luxon slams Govt over 'band-aid' budget announcements • 'Wellbeing' Budget: Health sector set for whopping $11billion over four years • Happiness: What is it, why do we strive for it and is it realistic to maintain? • Protect your pooch: dogs at risk of potentially fatal 'canine cough' • Politics is back at its best, everyone's back in the ring wanting to scrap for you - the voter • Homophobia in sport: Forces you so far into the closet you'll never want to come out • Lloyd Burr’s Lexus Review: Prepare to have your mind blown • Why Parliament occupation sparked mass social media disinformation • WWE's prodigal son on why his family legacy drives his championship goal • Pre-Budget announcements - Are you wooed or ewwed? • 'No Tova, you're wrong' - Andrew Little and Tova clash over mental health plan re-hash • Rachel Smalley: Climate change a driving factor in Aussie election • Autistic pupils three times more likely to be suspended, than their non-autistic peers • Emirates NZ boss warns international travellers to book early or miss out • National's Matt Doocey accuses Govt of re-hashing 2021 mental health funding • Agriculture gets $350 million for research, despite not paying a cent into ETS • Former NZ cyclist 'hopeful' positive change is coming in Cycling NZ • Friday Panel: Mike King and Jay-Jay Feeney • Cyclist would still be alive if 2018 report findings were 'thoroughly' implemented says mother • Benefits of Saturday sports for both kids and adults • Who is the man leading Australia's election opinion polls? • David Goggins 4x4x48 running challenge is "crazy" • Billy Stairmand - Loss of Mum and Brother inspire him to chase greatness • Polly 'PJ' Harding opens up about tough decision to leave 'dream job' to be closer to home • Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern has tested positive for COVID-19 • Questions raised over Māori Party's political motive behind decision to not stand in Tauranga • 'Ignorance' - Peters hits out at 'gas-lighting' Māori Party over Tauranga racism claims • Tukaki: 'I get called n****r every single day' on social media • Long-COVID sufferer says current health system not equipped to deal with long-COVID • North Korea employed 'shoot on sight' border policy to prevent COVID outbreak • Two Sides: Is it time to remove blanket bans on gay men donating blood? • '80 percent of everyone over the age of 14 in New Zealand is a current drinker' • Elephants have killed 60 people in Zimbabwe since start of the year • Food prices 6.4 percent higher this April compared to April last year • Lowest HIV diagnoses in New Zealand since late 1990s • ABC political reporter says Australian election have made for a hectic few weeks • North Korea reports first ever COVID-19 case • Why we need to stop talking about Britney's mental health and just let her post the damn nudes! • 'Retention certainty' - Faafoi on why Govt hasn't prioritised health care workers in reform • One-third of family harm in Rotorua comes from emergency housing • A cycle lane on Harbour bridge would be better than a gondola says planning expert • It's a date - NZ to fully re-open end of July • 'Child labour' - First-hand account of shocking child exploitation at Gloriavale • 30 people will be killed by someone in their family every year • Māori Party calls David Seymour a 'disgrace' and 'worse' than Don Brash • The invisible problem affecting one in ten adult women • Swapping stadiums for bomb shelters, U2 frontman performs in Ukraine • Prince Harry promotes new not-for-profit with NZ ad • Lloyd Burr Live: A sneak peek behind the making of Lego Masters NZ • 'Do you deserve to keep your job?' Tova grills Police Minister over rising youth crime • David Seymour would receive nine thousand dollar tax break under ACT's alternative budget • Russia celebrates 'Victory Day' • 'Give it a whirl' - the NZ docu-series covering Kiwi rock and roll • Simon Bridges reveals future plans following parliament resignation • Dave Letele's dad talks being a mob leader and New Zealand's youth crime • Intimacy Coordinator Jennifer Ward-Lealand says an actors first sex scene can be traumatizing • They say Aucklanders don’t want to cycle, but I’m an Aucklander - and I want to cycle • Suzy Cato: One of the youngest female radio announcers of her time • DIY Mother's Day gifts • Boston Dynamics' robot does more than just dance • Dan Hooker on the move back to lightweight and UFC 274 • What a bad mental-health day looks like for one of NZ's most positive personalities, Jason Gunn • Why NZ Music Month is so important - Mai FM host K'Lee shares insight into industry • New initiative aimed at tackling youth crime could miss the mark • Countdown price freeze, Good promotion or a massive misread of the nation? • Lloyd Burr Live: The shambles commonly known as the NZ Government • Coal boilers in schools to be replaced with eco-friendly heating sources • Tauranga National Party candidate Sam Uffindell unveils plans for upcoming by-election • Revealed: Which NZ town buys the most sex toys • 'Call it out' Meng Foon on sexist, racist and misogynistic comments in 2022 • Is it too soon to celebrate mycoplasma bovis eradication? • MediaWorks most popular commercial radio network • I don't publicly talk about my abortion, but Roe vs Wade has changed that • 'Wouldn't change much' - Simon Bridges reflects on 14-year political career • Blackcap Ajaz Patel auctioning off history-making Test shirt for Starship Foundation • Highest heatstroke death toll in five years during Indian heatwave • Gone in 180 seconds, Milford Track Great Walk booked up • 'Just so many quirks' Paula Bennett reflects on Simon Bridges political career • More fuel being put into the driver licensing tank • Bye Bye Bridges, Lloyd Burr farewells National MP Simon Bridges • Hospital waiting lists can't be cleared until staff shortages are sorted • Simon Henry needs help after abusive, distressing comments about Nadia Lim • Mallard's 'overcome with arrogance': Peters continues verbal attacks on speaker • Latest polls suggest Labour 'out of touch' with kiwis • 'I intend to take him on' - Winston Peters will take legal action against Trevor Mallard • Women are less likely to leave abusive relationships because of their pets • Winston Peters issued two-year trespass from parliament grounds • 'Corrupt' - Former police officer, Nat MP clashes with Tova O'Brien on unlawful v illegal Govt • Tova: Rotorua's emergency housing is turning tourists away from destination spot, says Luxon • It was noice, it was different, it was unusual, and now it's coming down • Calls for COVID pre-departure testing requirements to be removed • 121 page report details New Zealand's huge infrastructure deficit • Luxon wants Finance Minister to revisit plans for biggest Budget spend-up in history • Fears millions of dollars are being fleeced off people in new romance scam • Tova: 'I'll bet you $100 Cameron Luxton won't win the Tauranga election' • Cutting to the core of mental health in sport • The Wilderness with Lloyd Burr • The Australian election: A quick guide • First Light: Whole-genome sequencing is the future of cancer treatments • Providing a better transport service for people with disabilities • 'I questioned why can't we be the change' Media network announces menstrual leave policy • 'I think everyone thinks they're in the West Wing' Chlöe Swarbrick on life in parliament • Shane van Gisbergen claims Holden's 600th victory • Angelina Jolie visits children and doctors in Lviv, Ukraine • Assurance Govt month-long smoke-free campaign will not fall on deaf ears • Wellbeings: Pro surfer Paige Hareb used to surf during lunch at school • Wellbeings: Mike McRoberts quit social media due to endless trolling • From Manchester United to the All Blacks to the ASB Classic - Karl Budge's career in sports • Saturday Breakfast: Lewis Clareburt's focus on mental health ahead of Commonwealth Games • Nanaia Mahuta explains councils owning shares in Three Waters Reform announcement • Calls for imported pork to meet same ethical requirements as those proposed for NZ • Lloyd Burr Live: NZ tourism hopeful as border opens to visa waiver countries • Paper out Snapper in, electronic ticketing coming to Metlink's rail network • Philippines election: Who is frontrunner Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr? • 19 days locked in a room with 4,000 people - Orwellian COVID tactics of Shanghai • Takeoff - what COVID's done to our skies • Tova: Ex-teenage inmate says chances are low at-risk youth will avoid crime • Young Warriors star guts out Storm thrashing with ruptured testicle • Lloyd Burr Live: Hamilton Mayor 'saddened' by increase in children committing crime • Lloyd Burr Live: 1600 cancer patients a year could benefit from additional funding • Political Breakdown: Excuse me Mr Luxon, please leave my trains alone • Lloyd Burr Live: Hundreds of medical professionals call for Govt to strengthen COVID defences • COVID-19: 9,047 community cases, 13 deaths, 15 in ICU • Lloyd Burr Live: NZ forces tracking well since European deployment • 'Doodling in the courtroom' Unpacking the Johnny Depp and Amber Heard case • Ram raiding madness has got to stop, it’s going to take a collective effort to get us there • Alarming rise in car thefts blamed for spate ram-raids across Auckland • Win for Grounded Kiwis as concerns about MIQ are upheld • Dame Lisa Carrington proves class in final canoe sprint-off against Kiwi rival • Cancer treatments go unfunded while we throw billions at COVID • 'A different way of doing business' as Costco prepares to disrupt supermarket duopoly • Tova: Luxon's recent missteps show signs he wasn't quite ready for National's top job • Political Breakdown: What is a wealth tax and does anyone benefit? • Today FM 101: Elon Musk and Twitter explained • Victory for Grounded Kiwis in High Court challenge against Government's MIQ system • Warriors coach concerned about wellbeing of underfire winger Edward Kosi • Social media a driving factor in ram-raid influx • The brewing union movement across the United States • Businesses struggling to cope with the cost of ram raids • 'Divide the pie' or 'grow it' - David Seymour says 'wealth tax' no solution to inequality • Human Rights Commission 'neglected holding government to account' on 'cold, overcrowded' houses • David Parker won't rule out 'wealth tax' for next election, says tax system 'inequitable' • Rachel Smalley: Capital gains flip-flop is why we don't trust politicians • New footage shows Alec Baldwin rehearsing with gun on 'Rust' set before fatal shooting • Lloyd Burr Live: Twitter shareholders likely hold profitable shares since Elon Musk's purchase • Lloyd Burr Live: Greg Murphy on 'laughable' road to zero campaign • Lloyd Burr Live: World looks on as China reacts to latest COVID outbreak in Bejing • Lloyd Burr Live: 'Sweet…..Nah' - A 6000km journey raising awareness for men's mental health • Lloyd Burr Live: How can we achieve zero road deaths by 2030? • Govt invests $27 million into Auckland electric ferry project • National's bid for more diversity conjuring up more white men • 'Embarrassing' - NZ Warriors coach hits out at players after humiliating loss to Storm • Tova: NZ, Australia and the UK, comparing costs at the supermarket checkout • How much would former Air NZ CEO Chris Luxon make back under National tax cuts? • Tova: Workplace Safety Minister not ruling out an inquiry into port safety • 'Lack of enthusiasm for Macron' as voters work to keep out Le Pen • Rachel Smalley: The Disaster interview Piers Morgan talking to Donald Trump • Elon Musk is confirmed to have purchased Twitter for $44 billion • 'Completely unacceptable' - death of second port worker in a week 'avoidable' • Dillian Whyte demands rematch with Tyson Fury after 'illegal' push • ANZAC Day commemorations as far as Egypt while NZ history exhibit to open in France next year • Driver flown to hospital after crash in Waikato, with ANZAC road toll up to ten • Bucks, Warriors and Heat one game away from Conference semis while Pelicans and Suns tied 2-2 • First all-private astronaut team aboard space station undocks for flight home • Police arrest man in connection to fatal stabbing in Invercargill • Emotional ANZAC service in Gallipoli, first since COVID-19 pandemic • Wellington Phoenix retain playoff hopes with gritty 1-0 win at Eden Park • Chris Rock's mother speaks out on Will Smith's slap • The worst season in franchise history is finally over for NZ Breakers • Veterans Minister congratulates RSA on 100 years since first Poppy Appeal • L&P launch 'recognise the manu' petition to include manu's in competitive diving • Rare flareup on Israel-Lebanon border after clashes in Jerusalem • Jos Buttler smashes back-to-back centuries in IPL • Selena Gomez reunites with Wizards of Waverly Place co-star • COVID-19: 5690 community cases, 10 deaths, 18 in ICU • Person dies at Lyttelton Port after incident • Crusaders beat Rebels in Melbourne • California family discovers five bears hibernating underneath their house • Jacinda Ardern uses ANZAC speech to call out the war in Ukraine • Solar-powered cow collars to ease on-farm labour shortage • Meka Whaitiri speaks ahead of ANZAC service at Gallipoli • Newstalk ZB host Bruce Russell has passed away • Cook Islands records first COVID-19 death • Emmanuel Macron wins second term as French President • ANZAC Day 2022: Crowds gather at services across the country • Kiwi driver Marcus Armstrong wins Italian F2 sprint race • Cybercrime amongst older Kiwis soaring during COVID-19 • Sunday Cafe: Dominic Bowden life updates, Ed Sheeran on X-Factor and being uncomfortable more • Hurricanes score 30 unanswered points to beat Queensland Reds in Super Rugby • Bayern Munich have secured their 10th straight Bundesliga title • Honda developing three new electric vehicle platforms by 2030 • Ukraine cancels evacuation of Mariupol as shelling continues • Arsenal two points clear in fourth after 3-1 victory over Manchester United • Japan intensifies search for missing tour boat with 26 on board • Grady Connell: A fix to our holiday traffic woes • Wellbeings: Neuroscience educator says screen time doesn't stimulate creativity • Wellbeings: Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins admitted pandemic stress has taken a toll • Wellbeings: Ross Taylor says resilience is necessary in cricket • Breaking the barrier with Kiwi high jumper Hamish Kerr • Saturday Breakfast: Kiwi heavyweight boxer Joseph Parker says fight with Joe Joyce imminent • Indonesia announced plans to ban exports of palm oil • Mike Tyson punches man on flight • Jacinda Ardern not afraid to express her feelings to China • Mayor of Mariupol appeals for "full evacuation" of the Ukrainian city • Drones take to the skies above Waiouru at training course • British police gathering evidence on 50 reports of alleged war crimes • Multiple dead following serious crash in Invercargill • Lloyd Burr Live: The tale of a dud iPhone and unauthorised parts • Lloyd Goes Local: Reopening the country’s oldest provincial cinema • Lloyd Burr Live: Willie Jackson explains next steps in Declaration Plan • Lloyd Burr Live: The Missing Greatest Kiwis - the Topp Twins • Lloyd Burr Live: Diaries of my great, great grandfather • Kim Jong Un shows rare gesture of thanks to South Korea's outgoing president • Today FM's 101: Upcoming French election explained • Canada's central bank inflation at 31-year high • Jacinda Ardern and Japanese Prime Minister talk security, trade and economic growth • New study found rainbow youth worry about discrimination, by mental health professionals • Human rights issues raised at Invercargill Prison • Amber Heard shows explicit Johnny Depp texts in defamation case • German pedophile officially named suspect in Madeleine McCann disappearance • Grant Robertson defends government spending amidst inflation spike • ANZAC - Take a moment and enjoy the public holiday their sacrifices have gifted us • Robertson needs to 'make significant changes' - Former Finance Minister • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 1 - Sir Edmund Hillary • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 2 - Hōne Heke • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 3 - Kate Sheppard • Leader of Australia Labour party tests positive for COVID just weeks ahead of election • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 4 - Sir Peter Jackson & Dame Fran Walsh • Putin cancels Russian plans to storm Mariupol steel plant • Drake finally gets restraining order after being stalked for years • Loyd Burr Live: 'The government needs to stop playing the blame game' • Lloyd Burr: The Greatest Kiwi of All Time travesty and why we must erase the mistake • Political Breakdown: Govt's $6 billion budget problem and why it will make our lives harder • Lloyd Burr Live: Side hustles might become more necessary with rising inflation rates • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 5 - Lorde • Wayne Smith takes charge of Black Ferns through Rugby World Cup • COVID numbers climb above 10,000, 18 new deaths reported • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 6 - Sir Āpirana Ngata • Tova: NZ’s worst foreign policy blunder since end of world war two? • Concerns government's Omicron response put disabled people at risk • Expressions of interest being sought for Waiwera resort • Inflation hits 6.9 percent - Listen to the live reaction on air now • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 7 - Ernest Rutherford • US begins training Ukraine soldiers to use howitzer artillery • Former Reserve Bank Governor says government should change spending habits • Mental health worker says pressure is 'relentless' ahead of 10,000 strong strike • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 8 - Sir George Grey • Tova: Is it a boat? Is it a plane? It's a sea glider! • PM of the Solomons 'naive' to say China security deal won't threaten peace • Rachel Smalley: Tips on how to save a few bucks with rising inflation • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 9 - Jean Batten • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 10 - Richie McCaw • Australian scientists to power Tesla on 15,000-km trip with printed solar panels • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 12 - Sir Colin Meads • Down, but not out: GDT drops another 3.6 percent overnight • Pelicans and Grizzlies tie series 1-1 in NBA Western Conference play-offs • Questions raised around pacific relations after Solomon Islands security pact with China • Lloyd Burr Live: Goodbye streaming services, hello $500 per year • Primary schools a popular 'recruiting ground' for religious groups • Today FM's 101: The China, Solomon Island's security deal explained • Invite only festival left influencers stranded without water or transport • 22 light armoured vehicles sold to Chilean Navy • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 14 - Sir Peter Blake • IT network issues affecting Ministry of Health COVID numbers update • Hollywood star Jason Momoa linked to Minecraft movie • Alex Jones InfoWars website files for voluntary bankruptcy protection • Six fire crews battling house fire in Ōtāhuhu • Boxing kingpin Tyson Fury indicates retirement is days away • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 15 - Janet Frame • Tova: Should body cameras be introduced to frontline police • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 16 - Jonah Lomu • Police calling for information after man chases teenage girl • 'Cut off from communication' - Emotional abuse of former Arise church member after coming out • Workplace Safety Minister Michael Wood speaks up on death of port worker • Tova: Jacinda Ardern’s trip to Singapore off to a bumpy start • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 17 - Sir Keith Park • First Light: New Zealand needs boots on the ground, We need a labour force • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 20 - Katherine Mansfield • Know your target: The importance of identifying your target before you shoot • Lloyd Burr Live: Are we a nation of bad drivers? • Retired Aussie tennis ace Ash Barty eyeing golf career? • Lloyd Burr Live: Your carbon footprint would likely shock you • Political Breakdown: Why do we need an 'Acting PM' when we have an actual PM? • Emergency services attended fatal incident at Ports of Auckland • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 21 - Dave Dobbyn • Auckland Zoo's beloved Burma staying put after Aussie move canned • Japanese researchers develop chopsticks that enhance salty tastes • Overflow car park to house isolation campervans in Tauranga • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 22 - Dr Truby King • COVID-19: 8,270 community cases, 5 deaths • NZ$8 Million lost to pokies in South Waikato over last financial year • Joelle King wins Manchester Squash Open • Football star Cristiano Ronaldo announces death of baby son • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 23 - Ralph Hotere • David Farrier touches on 'incredibly alarming stories' coming from within Arise Church • Tova: Former youth leader at Arise church speaks out • Rachel Smalley: Four-day work week a no-brainer? • 'Board salary will be $0' - Elon Musk taunts Twitter board over 'poison pill' declaration • Shanghai under pressure to deliver on China's Covid-19 elimination strategy • Taiwan unable to buy child version of Pfizer vaccine as Pfizer does not have right to sell it • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 28 - Taika Waititi • Bank Governor says it will take until 2024 to bring Russia's inflation back to target • Bay of Plenty police search for missing fisherman • Documents suggest students in Russia are being taught propaganda in schools • South Korea lifts most of its Covid-19 precautions as Omicron variant recedes • Wild weather could make driving conditions dangerous this week • Covid-19 update: daily cases, Easter weekend aftermath, changes to case classifications • Jacinda Ardern heads to Singapore to share New Zealand is open for business • Argentina win first tournament in 13 years at Sevens World Series • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 29 - Bruce McLaren • Three mass shootings in the US over Easter weekend • Man fatally shot by Police in New Plymouth officially named • Ice Age movie production company to close down after 34 years • Three dead and at least 30 injured as Russia continues to shell Ukraine • Warriors not focusing on referees despite tough loss • Err on the side of caution the message for sea-goers as long weekend comes to a close • Annabelle White's Festive Feijoa cake • Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern leaving today for first visit to Asia since COVID • Wellington Phoenix draw 20,000 strong crowd on return to New Zealand • Dozens still missing as South Africa floods death toll rises to 443 • Sunday Café: Instagram's 'thebuzzykiwi' had to change his career numerous times • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 38 - Witi Ihimaera • Sunday Cafe: Leah Panapa used to be in glad wrap infomercials • Researchers found Māori and Pacific children more at risk of developing ear infections • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 39 - Pauly Fuemana • Design and Build Show: The best tool is a motor off an electric log splitter • Invercargill home engulfed in flames, treated as suspicious • Investigation launched after person was shot by police • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 40 - Georgina Beyer • Bollywood stars marry in low-key ceremony • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 41 - William Hobson • BNZ outage causing issues across the motu • Increasing concern Russia might use nuclear weapons on Ukraine • New York subway shooting information reward to be shared • Proposed foreign pupil ban could expose funding shortfalls • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 42 - Dame Alison Holst • Pope Francis holds Good Friday service • Blues break winning drought beating Crusaders in Christchurch • One dead following large house fire in Dunedin • Kim Jong-un gives luxury flat to North Korean newsreader • Easter road toll reaches two after Queenstown crash • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 45 - Bill Pickering • Self-driving car pulled over by police • Rarotonga reaches Omicron peak as testing requirements for travel are removed • Concerns new sex education resources missing key components • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 46 - Sophie Pascoe • New Zealand's 200 most common passwords revealed • 'High-risk groups on the road are effectively immune to road safety messages' • I am Autistic: An interactive and informative guide to autism (by someone diagnosed with it) • Britain's Olympic 4x100 team to hand back Tokyo silver medals • Man hunt in Taupo after shots fired at police • Ukraine urging countries to stop buying Russian oil while Mauripol still under siege • Easter trading hours add complication amongst already difficult COVID restrictions • Annabelle White: The Mad Butcher’s easy fruit loaf • Confusion over NZDF Covid-19 vaccination policy • International scientists investigate history of NZ Glaciers • Ramadan celebrations hampered by COVID restrictions • Tesla CEO Elon Musk makes US$43 billion bid for 'free speech' arena • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 50 - Sir Richard Hadlee • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 53 - Charles Goldie • Today FM: Easter long weekend 2022 Schedule • Lloyd Goes Local: Incredible model railway miniatures • Charlotte Hornets and San Antonio Spurs out of NBA play-offs • Security car travelling with Australian prime minister crashes • Lloyd Burr Live: Lethal aid is a no-brainer • ACT Leader David Seymour says Easter trade restrictions are far too complicated • Roads expected to be absolutely heaving over Easter weekend • All Businesses closed on Good Friday and Easter Sunday unless local exemption is acquired • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 54 - Dame Susan Devoy • Spooked - COVID and the haunted house • Real Estate Institute expects continued settling of property market • Health Minister concerned nurses union won't take pay equity settlement to members vote • Provincial unions want more time to assess Silver Lake's NZ Rugby investment • NZ's next boxing superstar? Andrei Mikhailovich thrills with vicious KO win • Liverpool, Manchester City advance to Champions League's final four • Tova: Unhinged Donald Trump lost the plot post-2020 election loss, says former US attorney general • 'Not my best day': COVID Response Minister says we all have bad days • Exclusive - Ukraine foreign minister Dmytro Kuleba speaks with Tova O'Brien • Gilbert Gottfried dies age of 67 after a 'long illness' • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 61 - Sir Bryan Barratt-Boyes • Reserve Bank raises Official Cash Rate to 1.5 percent • Leah and Mark: City Kickboxing reacts to Fau Vake attacker sentencing • Lloyd Burr Live: Another kick in the guts for those battling with cost of living • Lloyd Burr Live: Emotional scenes and thanks as border reopens to Australia • Lloyd Burr Live: Lloyd Goes Local: Riding for the disabled back in the saddle • Lloyd Burr Live: Easter services rise again post COVID • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 62 - John Walker • Man arrested after stealing vehicle in Auckland City Center • Sunken fishing vessel Enchanter recovered off North Cape • Moscow's invasion of Ukraine amounts to genocide - US President Joe Biden • 60 percent of small businesses dissatisfied with current government • Will NZ move to orange? Live announcement and reactions on-air from 1pm • Tova: 'Anti-abortion is the height of misogyny' • Real Madrid survive Chelsea fightback to book Champions League semi-final spot • Could Auckland move to orange before rest of NZ? Prof Michael Baker says it's possible • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 65 - Dame Valerie Adams • 16 injured in mass shooting at a New York subway • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 68- Rachel Hunter • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 69 - Peter Gordon • Australian state of Victoria wins hosting rights for 2026 Commonwealth Games • Timely return of DWZ boosts New Zealand Warriors ahead of Roosters clash • Lloyd Burr Live: I have a problem - I'm obsessed with feijoas • Lewis Pass impassable due to crash • Lloyd Burr Live: 'Serious problem' - Diabolical state of aged care nursing sector revealed • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 70 - Te Rauparaha • Vladimir Putin meeting with Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko on Ukraine situation • Man sentenced to two-year, nine-month jail term for manslaughter of rising MMA star Fau Vake • Māori owned dairy company leading the way on sustainability and carbon footprint • Britney Spears pregnant with third child • COVID-19: 11,063 community cases, 16 deaths, 622 hospitalisations • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 71 - Sir Bob Parker • KiwiRail to resume hibernated scenic trains with new tourism offering • Jason Gunn learnt everything good he knows from children's television • Tova: NZ has failed to make a significant and meaningful contribution until now • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 72 - Sam Hunt • Half century and man-of-the-match IPL performance for Blackcap Kane Williamson • Luxon 'unaware' of four week delay sending lethal aid to Ukraine since first proposal • 'Weathered the storm' - Taupo Mayor grateful for inbound Aussies • Rachel Smalley: New Zealand finally offers tangible support to Ukraine • Lloyd Burr Live: New Zealand's military deployment for Ukraine • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 77 - Thomas Edmonds • Lloyd Burr Live: Ram-raids are increasing • Lloyd Burr Live: 'Shamballs' • Lloyd Burr Live: The great GIB shortage of 2022 • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 78 - Sir Robert Muldoon • Frustrated businesses still waiting for traffic light settings to change • Allied health workers are gifted snacks instead of pay rises • Rising cost of living pushes more families into poverty • Aggressive race strategy has Scott Dixon finish sixth in third IndyCar season race • Greenpeace present 15-thousand signature petition to freeze Russian Oligarch's assets • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 79 - Kupe • New Zealand facing butler shortage • Scottie Scheffler holds on for maiden Masters victory • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 80 - Sir Russell Coutts • 'Government should step in' - National on Plunket's parent education programme • 'Javelins used from very beginning of this war' - Deputy head of Ukraine’s parliament • 'Opportunity cost' - Louisa Wall describes being blocked by Ardern in parliament • All Blacks sevens earn silver medal on return to global circuit • Rachel Smalley: Long term cost of removing parenting classes a costly move • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 87 - Karen Walker • Day 3 Masters Golf: Tiger Woods could not get comfortable with the ball • Delight at Christchurch City Council's support to reduce alcohol harm • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 88 - Sir Howard Morrison • IPCC report suggests that people switch to a healthy and sustainable diet • Boris Johnson says President Volodymyr Zelensky is thwarting Russia's monstrous aims • Chris Wood goal secures win for English Premier League side Newcastle • Government offers large contribution to boost medical cannabis industry • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 90 - Sam Neill • Proposed law changes to end modern slavery welcomed by fair trade leaders • District Health Boards accused of paying 'peanuts' for staff wellbeing • Featherweight champion Alex Volkanovski speaks to Today FM ahead of his UFC 273 title fight • Impact Pro Wrestling's Dion McCracken on the local pro scene in NZ • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 91 - Keri Hulme • 50 dead in Ukraine after rocket strikes train station • Will Smith handed 10 year ban from Oscars • St John paramedics save family 'minutes away from death' • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 92 - Norman Kirk • Football Ferns squander first victory over Australia in 28 years • Shaun Johnson kicks Warriors to golden point victory • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 95 - Rita Angus • Sri Lankan finance minister's resignation yet to be accepted amid ongoing crisis • Dan Carter completes 24-hour Kick-a-thon • Lloyd Burr Live: New Zealand MPs blacklisted by Russia • Lloyd Burr Live: COVID and the Creative and performance industries • Lloyd Burr Live: Louisa Wall's new cushy diplomatic role • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 96 - Mabel Howard • 'Never watched it' - Star of F1's Netflix doco has never seen an episode • COVID-19: 9,906 community cases, 10 deaths, 626 hospitalisations • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 97 - Flight of the Conchords • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 98 - Winston Peters • Tova: NZ Government still won't commit to sending lethal aid to Ukraine • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 99 - Joy Cowley • Greatest Kiwi Of All Time: No. 100 - Russel Crowe • Kiwis trust business more than government, media - What can we learn? • "Third time in just a month" U.N. General Assembly condemns Russia • Australian Grand Prix returns after two-year absence • China would take strong measures if Nancy Pelosi visits Taiwan • Aotearoa to commemorate Matariki with public holiday • Lloyd Burr Live: Why is poo chat so polarising? • Lloyd Burr Live: COVID-19 playing part in rising police response times • Smuggled sketches offer glimpses into harsh Myanmar prison • Lloyd Burr Live: Ron Mark on government's response to crisis in Ukraine • Director of Public Health speaks out on resignation • Surprise recall of Kinder eggs ahead of easter • Tova: Ukraine politician pleads for lethal aid from New Zealand • Harmful substances sold through on-demand delivery services, govt urged to take action • 'Orcas are still in distress' - US animal rights attorney says SeaWorld still problematic • 'Work pressure is an issue' - Government doing all they can to support health frontline • Odd time for the Director-General of Health to resign, don't you think? • Polly: The barber helping men with their mental health • Gazprom Neft website apparently hacked following Russia's actions in Ukraine • Relief for transport industry as Government passes slashed road user charge law • Lloyd Burr Live: Thank you Dr Ash, you've done a brilliant job • Lloyd Burr Live: Kiwi's encouraged to review your poo • Lloyd Burr Live: 'Important statement from NZ' - Government on new Russian trade tariffs • Exodus continues at Ministry of Health as two top bosses follow Bloomfield out the door • 'Deeply shocking' - Ex-NZ PM Helen Clark on Ukraine crisis • Tova: Hospitality industry 'broken' - Auckland restaurant owner • Tova: "Call Putin what he is - a senseless, murdering, maniacal, delusional war criminal" • Dr Ashley Bloomfield to step down in July • Kiwisaver survey shows gender gap in retirement funds • Corrections minister responds to peaking proportion of Māori in our prisons • Māori prison population hits 54 percent, highest proportion since at least 2009 • 'Most horrendous war crimes people have seen for generations in Europe' - NZ journo in Ukraine • Rachel Smalley: The Government's travel vaccine confusion • Judge lifts travel bans on Lebanese bank heads • Leave petition delivered to Countdown head office • Lloyd Burr Live: Carbon-capture technology not impossible, but just one of many pillars • NZ Warriors utility Jazz Tevaga cops two-week NRL suspension • Lloyd Burr Live: Ventilation in schools, workplaces and restaurants • Lloyd Burr Live: Putin's power is terrifying, so how do we stop him? • 'I'm free' - Brian Tamaki celebrates new-found freedom after lifting of curfew • Lloyd Burr Live: Russian foreign policy expert believes Putin is committing war crimes • Tova: Fighting on the frontlines Ukraine’s youngest MP • COVID-19: 14,120 community cases, 23 deaths, 692 hospitalisations • Duncan Garner: The issue with retirement in New Zealand • Elon Musk becomes majority shareholder of Twitter • Tova: Maori prison population percentage highest since 2009 • Pae Kōrero: Political panel reacts to the red light discussion on Tuesday morning • Ditch traffic light system for 'simplified set of rules' - Christopher Luxon • Venue owner still can only reach ten percent of capacity under COVID rules • 'Every day I go out to document war crimes by Russian troops' • Dr Ashely Bloomfield on red setting, fourth vaccine dose and struggling health response system • Polly: What it's like being a Russian living in New Zealand • More Russian oligarchs are being targeted by Government sanctions • Lloyd Burr Live: Epidemiologist Rod Jackson on red traffic light decision • Lloyd Burr Live: New Zealand's Grammy winner Simon O'Neill is "over the moon" • Hospitality industry welcomes vaccine pass removal • Lloyd goes local - Hawkes Bay cheese-making team take home six medals at NZ Cheese Awards • New Zealand to remain at red traffic light setting • Netsafe under fire after supplying personal details to stalker • Calls for people to donate blood as stock levels get critically low • Hunt for the Wilderpeaople star Julian Denison's journey to better himself • Rachel Smalley: Everyone should be free to live without fear of online abuse or trolling • Six killed in early morning shooting in Sacramento, California • Former All Blacks kicker Dan Carter to kick for 24 hours straight • Choosing between who get's care and who doesn't - Nurses burning out around NZ • 'A couple of big losses for the whānau' - Willie Jackson reflects on loss of mother and uncle • COVID resurgence not soon-likely in NZ - Infectious diseases physician • Push for flu shots as border opens to new strains • 'Horrendous' - Reactions to the deteriorating situation in Ukraine • Fire crews battle as Awarua fire rages on • Carrying out a 'massacre' - Snapshot of Ukraine crisis • Sunday Café: Judith Collins first interview since losing National leadership • Fog delays at airports may soon be a thing of the past • Emergency services battling vegetation fire near Invercargill • Latham celebrates 30th birthday with Blackcaps win • 'Home Pong' prototype sold for NZ$391,402 • Early morning rocket launch success for Rocket Lab • Homicide investigation launched following death of South Auckland man • Red Cross convoy to try evacuate civilians in Mariupol • Government to take oil out of emergency stocks • Lloyd goes Local: Farmers are surfing away their stress • Lloyd Burr Live: Political Breakdown • All White Tim Payne to play Melbourne City • Palmerston North GP fundraises NZ$20,000 for new ambulance in Ukraine • RSA says Wellington's Pukeahu National War Memorial protest is "disrespectful" • District Health Board fails to draw in new psychologists • Wilhelmina Shrimpton - "Six out of eight sold vape products to underage kids" • Kiwis need access to modern medicines. Period. And we must find a way. • Cost of living changes to family tax credits, public transport slammed as infective • Cost of living rise increasing loan complaints • Russians moving on from Chernobyl • Prime Minister acknowledges housing shortage • Jacinda Ardern's reaction to 'Unite' protest plans • Bereaved wife shares views on Pike River Mine permanent sealing with Tova • Jacinda Ardern and Tova debate why minimum wage can't be same as living wage • Doja Cat reaffirms decision to quit music career • Police aware of the possibility of protest in Wellington • Lloyd Burr Live: Call for holidaymakers who test positive for COVID to be reasonable • Lloyd Burr Live: Petition to reinstate a proper national passenger train network • Chlöe Swarbrick sets record straight with Duncan Garner on amendment bill • Lloyd Burr Live: Another occupation protest planned for Parliament • Lloyd Burr Live: Lloyd goes local: NZ's coolest skate park transformation • Bryce Beattie withdraws Christchurch Council candidacy following connection to online trolling • $100,000 worth of drought support unlocked for Southland and Otago • Australian journalist to face trial in Beijing • Busy first day for Transmission Gully • 'Something I'll never forget' - Blackcaps legend Ross Taylor reflects on epic career • Finance Minister Grant Robertson reacts to Air NZ re-capitalisation • Respected Maori lawyer Moana Jackson has died • NZ has highest death rate from skin cancer in the world - Study • "It feels like the right time" - Air NZ Chair Dame Therese Walsh on re-capitalisation • Gisborne remain optimistic despite more expected rainfall • Winter Energy Payments analysed by Otago University researchers • Tesla Factory locks down in Shanghai in effort to contain surging local COVID-19 cases • Lloyd Burr Live: Lloyd goes local: ramble for renovations • Lloyd Burr Live: Cell coverage issues identified along Transmission Gully • Lloyd Burr Live: Dalton is stealing away something all of us have ownership of • Lloyd Burr Live: Pensions cut when Kiwis got stuck in Australia • ANZ Premiership Mystics vs Tactix game postponed • Transmission Gully to open after eight years of construction • 'Serious thought' - Elon Musk on launching his own social media platform • 'Not actually doing anything' Tova hits out at Minister for Women over gender pay gap • Phil Goff disappointed, not surprised by decision to move cup race to Barcelona • Russia drawing up legal case against Google for 'banned information' • Tova: sad day for Labour party as MP Louisa Wall resigns • 'Madness' - Business leader reacts to Fair Pay agreement • Combat operations to ease in two major Ukrainian cities • 'We should never have lost it' - reactions to America's Cup moving to Barcelona • 'Nothing less than spectacular' - Grant Dalton on moving America's Cup to Barcelona • "New Zealand did everything they could." Dalton tells Tova reasons for moving cup to Barcelona • Blackcaps crush the Netherlands in game one • Mayor of Barcelona has declared the City will host the next America's Cup • Pleas for Christchurch birthing unit to keep its doors open • Massive parking changes proposed for Tāmaki Makaurau roads • Lloyd Burr Live: NZ Super Fund looking at investing in huge wind farm of Taranaki Coast • Duncan Garner: Chloe Swarbrick's half baked idea to ban alcohol companies at sport • Lloyd Burr Live: Lloyd Goes Local: students caring for COVID positive students • Lloyd Burr Live: Looking back at Labour MP Louisa Wall's 14 years in Parliament • New figures reveal harrowing class disparity under cost of living crisis • Tova: Labour must take ownership of problems it continues to deflect • Blackcaps plan big international sendoff for Ross Taylor • NZ Warriors benefit from 'wrong' no-try call in victory over Tigers • Christopher Luxon responds to co-governance referendum, 'bottom-feeder' comments • The Slap - Planned? Real? Was it staged for headlines? • Women giving birth in bomb shelters, children being trafficked • Poisoning or not?: Conflicting reports on Russian billionaire's sickness • SailGP could be ultimate winner if America's Cup leaves NZ shores • 'Budgets are limited' - Health Minister responds to calls for Trikafta funding • Lloyd Burr Live: Will the America's Cup really take place in Barcelona? • Lloyd Burr Live: Will NZ see a boost in tourism thanks to 'The Power of the Dog'? • Scathing report found Ministry of Culture failed iwi for location of Erebus Memorial • Dame Jane Campion wins Best Director at Oscars • Will Smith assaults Chris Rock on stage at Oscars • University of Otago study found connections between child sexual abuse and menopause • Hidden disability support lands at Auckland Airport • Mark Dye: Should Public Transport Be Free? • Russian journalists refrained from publishing Volodymyr Zelenskiy interview • David Seymour responds to criticism saying calls for referendum on Māori co-governance is racist • Tova: Social Development Minister reacts to cost of living crisis • Tova: It's time to end the racism refuge for desperate politicians • It is inhumane to let New Zealanders continue to suffer from a treatable disease • Cystic Fibrosis sufferer reacts to Australian Trikafta funding • Warnings that COVID-19 variants may enter borders, genomic sequencing rates reduced • 10,239 community COVID-19 cases reported • Ukraine faces NZ$290 million grain revenue loss due to port blockade • Sunday Cafe: Shihad lead singer remembers Foo Fighters' drummer Taylor Hawkins • 160-tonne bridge installed as part of Auckland's City Rail Link • Contractors working to clear roads in Tairāwhiti • Nats Levi: We need to talk about wellness...... it's the next pandemic • Foo Fighters drummer Taylor Hawkins dies at age 50 • Breaking the barrier: Michelle Pickles • Greenpeace says floods in Tairawhiti are a result of dairy farming • Immunologist says COVID restrictions loosening are making people anxious • Kashmir Files film has been reclassified • Lloyd Burr Live: Ukrainian living in New Zealand feels "helpless" to support his family • Lloyd Burr Live: Tauranga still hopeful missing doctor will return • New Zealand's volcanoes could burst at any time • Fears low maternal vaccination rates will result in further hospitalisations • A new focus on digital technology to improve literacy learning for young Kiwi's • Apple says resolved iMessage issues after third services outage this week • European football champions Italy won't be going to this year's FIFA World Cup • The first week of Today FM • Tova: Debate Club - Should New Zealand become a republic when the reign of the Queen ends • All Whites score goals for fun in Oceania World Cup rout of New Caledonia • NZ basketball community mourning loss of US import Kenny McFadden • Tova: 'No respect for our mana' - Police reveal harrowing details on frontline experiences • 'Broke my sternum and ribs' - Former cop sheds light on rising police assaults • Popular or not - the PM should 'own' taking on 450 refugees • Polly with the Prisoners • Porirua Libraries turn the page on fines • North Korea launches suspected long-range ballistic missile • COVID it's not over till it's over • Lloyd Burr Live: Cost of dental visits in the limelight • Lloyd Burr Live: Lloyd Goes Local for Womble duty • Lloyd Burr Live: Ukrainian racecar driver turned intel agent • MIQ decommissioning underway, voucher system to end • New COVID guidelines fall short for events sector • Concerns grow over buy now, pay later services • Notorious by name: UFC superstar Conor McGregor arrested in Ireland - report • Tova: Debate Club - Is it time to ditch school uniforms? • Tova: So when is the 'new normal' our 'new normal?' • Police help evacuate 15 homes in Tairawhiti, rivers rise to dangerous levels • Tova: Jacinda Ardern on mandate lifts, home isolation and NZ's response to Ukraine invasion • Ash Barty - What a way to stop the sporting world in its tracks • Tairāwhiti residents fleeing their homes, area battered by more rain overnight • Attempted salvage of vessel off North Cape fails • Lloyd Burr Live: Entertainment sector responds to changes to COVID protection framework • Lloyd Burr Live: Rugby Team rallies behind injured farmer • Lloyd Burr Live: Tairāwhiti flooding 'It's quite an event the town is split' - Local cafe owner • NZ sports teams delighted to welcome crowds back after government announces COVID restrictions • Fundraising walk aims to raise money for NZ's live music workers • Immigration issues - migration paradox in New Zealand • Nintendo files patent for new mystery controller • Air New Zealand Flights from Auckland to New York take off from September • Traffic light changes: Government drops restrictions on outdoor gatherings • Air NZ says you must be vaccinated to fly here, but government says you don’t • Duncan Garner Today: My criteria for working immigrants is simple; they must be good for NZ • Kiwi As • 'Fizzing' - Martin Guptill keen to end disrupted Blackcaps summer on a high • State of emergency: Wild weather in Tairawhiti causing havoc • Concern growing as assault numbers on police officers continues to rise • People relying more on e-bikes and scooters - Beam Survey • Lloyd Burr Live: Chinese plane crash described as "freak event" • Lloyd Burr Live: 'We are not seeing any change yet on the frontline' - Mental Health Advocate • State Highway 4 closed following truck crash • Tuesday's COVID death toll rises, 20,907 new community cases • The Core with Wilhelmina Shrimpton • Record-breaker Wood scores twice as All Whites advance in World Cup qualifiers • First Light: Who has COVID really hit hardest? • Australia to make 'big tech' hand over misinformation data • Passenger plane carrying more than 130 people crashes in China • Continued precautionary measures crucial to protect most vulnerable • Tova: Spends money like a 'drunk sailor' - Key hits out at Roberston • Labour's Grant Robertson admits some Kiwi families are in cost-of-living crisis • Three confirmed dead after North Cape water tragedy • Parts of Auckland losing power as wild weather strikes supercity • Kiwi Scott McLaughlin suffers last-lap agony in Texas IndyCar thriller • Rescue operation underway at the top of the North Island • Tova: 'Curious, courageous' - My promise to the Today FM audience • Tova: Masks, social distancing to continue as Government considers orange-light shift • Tova: Former Zelenskyy press secretary speaks on continued Ukrainian devastation • First Light: Distance growing between voters, Ardern government - Political expert • Chiefs Manawa claim inaugural Super Rugby Aupiki title • First Light: Conducting robust political poll can be difficult - PMs research programmer • Kiwi high jumper Hamish Kerr claims bronze in world indoor champs • 'National catastrophe' - Six killed by car traveling at high speed in Belgium town • Polling shows support for government has tanked, I think that was avoidable • 'Hard work begins now' - Today FM launches around NZ • Nine people have died with COVID-19 today, cases drop by a third since yesterday • Former National MP Matt King launches own political party • Cate Blanchett never watches herself on screen • Shock win by Italy over Wales in Six Nations • No more MIQ or Self Isolation for unvaccinated New Zealand citizens • U.S. to send new shipment of military weapons to Ukraine • Calls to remove COVID vaccine passes grow • The ever so delightful Lake Dunstan cycle trail • Man shot by police near Invercargill • Green party push for free public transport system • Potential collaboration between Porsche and Apple while Audi contemplates joining F1 • Rural households are being urged to check their drinking water for nitrates • PM Jacinda Ardern has picked up the phone to reiterate New Zealand's support for Ukraine • A public health expert urges schools to be flexible with attendance mid-Omicron outbreak. • Calls for a women's health strategy to create an equitable system in New Zealand • 'Must do more to help' - Boris Johnson has pledged to do more to help Ukraine • Russia to start own Mars mission since European Space Agency dropped joint project • National is calling for urgent action to attract working holidaymakers to New Zealand • Whale rescue organisation's plea to the public, after more mammals die at Farewell Spit • All Whites open World Cup qualifiers with a win • Doctor Who's Iconic Blue police box joins hit game Fortnite • American women's basketball star detained in Moscow prison • Police appeal for footage on Waikato Expressway • Learning from COVID : Why there must be a Royal Commission of Inquiry into our response • Zac Guildford sentenced to nine months home detention • National wants vax passes gone once border opens to Australia • Sunscreen companies feel the burn for making false SPF claims • Project Jonah confirms 31 Farewell Spit stranded whales dead, five being monitored • Biden to pile pressure on China to not support Russia's invasion of Ukraine • Medical Specialist says Bloomfield is downplaying health system crisis • Fluoridation of Wellington's drinking water "falls short" • Samoa bracing for code red lockdown after new community case detected • Sir Wira Gardiner dies aged 78 • White Ferns beaten by South Africa in Cricket World Cup • Russian amphibious warfare spotted by Japanese military • Dunedin students let loose on St Patrick's Day • Booyaka: Five reasons why WWE 2K22 'Hits Different' • Long-awaited Transmission Gully to open before end of month • Fears new COVID variants could emerge as NZ border opens • Green Party wants free public transport to ease strain on Kiwi commuters • What You Don't Know About... • Mixed feelings over NZ's latest GDP update • US President Joe Biden calls Vladimir Putin a 'war criminal' • Three English teams progress to final eight of European Champions League • Anti-abortion protestors: 150-metre restriction can't come soon enough • Calls for more leniency on governments Ukraine refugee policy • Cause for concern as Hamilton sees spike in teen crime • Vegetable prices will continue to rise unless help is provided • Russian airstrikes hit a theatre with at least 1,200 Ukraine citizens inside • From Corporate to Cardrona: Businesses react to border re-opening • COVID crisis hits Super Rugby: Major reshuffle with three NZ teams pulled from weekend • Taking back control of the drivers seat of your life • Beating cold turkey: Hypnosis and why it's worked for me • Record-breaking: 700 kilograms of cocaine stopped at NZ border • Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern announces re-opening of NZ borders to international travellers • Education report exposes increased need for equity funding for disadvantaged schools • Employment lawyer: A word of caution to companies pushing ahead with vaccine mandates • Family tradition: Michael Bracewell set for Blackcaps debut against Netherlands • Minister for COVID-19 Chris Hipkins tests positive for virus • Dishwasher detergent study uncovers 'dud suds' • Optimism for tourism 'boom' for the year ahead since MIQ changes announced • Questions raised around whether the government could be doing more for Ukrainian refugees • New podcast 'Kiwi As' • Ed Sheeran announces New Zealand tour for 2023 • Tributes flow across New Zealand for mosque attack victims three years on • Ukrainian refugees eligible for two-year work visas through family sponsors • Cutting to the core of restraints of trade • I didn't like Shane Warne much and I'm a poorer man for it • Former National leader Simon Bridges to quit politics in coming weeks • Research suggests household contacts are at less risk than we may have thought • 1:59pm • Three years on from New Zealand's darkest day - work still needs to be done • Escalating violence in Ukraine is described as bone-chilling, more fatal residential bombings • Fuel price cuts welcome news to NZ fuel company, opposition says still not enough • Today FM’s pledge to New Zealand and lovers of talk radio