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Bob and Josh work A LOT at I Like To Make Stuff. The No Instructions podcast is a dedicated time for them to play with toys, build Lego sets and chat about life, kids and nerd culture. And of course, the show can often go in really random directions, because there are literally, No Instructions. So, put away your work, grab your favorite model kit, and have some designated play time.

Parenting is tough. Katy Gosset and psychologist Catherine Gallagher help you navigate the highs and lows of raising great kids today.

Something about the disturbing, chilling, and macabre makes our skin crawl. And we love it. Tales From the Shadows takes haunting stories from all over, either found in the dark corners of the interwebs, or provided by listeners, and presents them in an immersive style. Your hosts, Bryton Abrahams and Kyle Roebuck, hope to give you a spooky, thrilling escape during your day, complete with overconfident acting and a little sound design. We hope you'll stay with us...'til the end.

News and current affairs with Nathan Rarere, weekdays at 5am.

Real people. Real lives. Real sex. Melody Thomas leads a frank, often enlightening, always entertaining exploration of sex, sexuality and relationships.

Lately with Karyn Hay is a late night radio show on RNZ National, with an eye on live events, an ear for music, a great sense of humour and a genuine interest in people and their stories.

The untold stories of WWII Native Wireless Operators.

Immigrant whānau across Aotearoa have frank conversations covering love, ancestry, home, food, expectation, and acceptance.

Matangireia is a series of conversations examining the political legacies of Māori politicians.

Becoming an employer does not come with a manual. Whether you're having a hard time keeping it together or need a little kick in the pants, this podcast will help. Get understandable and practical advice on how to deal with all aspects of the employment relationship from explaining labour laws, tackling dispute resolution and navigating compliance.

Women won the right to vote in New Zealand in 1893. On the 125th anniversary we look back at battles won & debate battles still being fought. Historians and ordinary women share their stories.

"The hosts are insanely smart and insanely dumb" Garet Giovacchini

This is the age of the "superfad". Products, ideas and habits that surge into our collective conscience - and frequently burn out just as fast. In this new podcast from Stuff, two of our millennial reporters dive into the crazes. Laura Walters and Katie Kenny have spent a week in a waist trainer, crammed into a tiny house and vegged out on the couch for hours of binge watching to deliver Superfad. Each episode combines lively insights and revealing personal stories from well-known New Zealanders. We also explore the important social and cultural questions raised by the rapid rise and fall of ...

Top political commentators unpick and make sense of New Zealand's election campaigns with frank and forthright discussion.

In my podcast, I discuss some topics that have been on my mind. I give my commentary on them, and try to see both sides.

Weekly insight into the political issues that matter from RNZ's gallery team.

Dive into a treasure trove of the greatest children's stories and songs from New Zealand. Ngā pūrākau me ngā waiata nā Aotearoa.

Providing news on Māori issues, Te Manu Korihi features four times each weekday, in Radio New Zealand National's leading news programmes Morning Report and Checkpoint. A longer weekly edition, Te Waonui, is broadcast on Sunday evenings.

Philippa Tolley and Rebekah Parsons-King hear the stories of life in the sex industry.

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