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The Bigger Picture: Big Norm

Saturday marks 50 years since the death of Norman Kirk in 1974.

Listener weekly quiz: August 28

10 quick general knowledge questions to test your general knowledge.

Jobs for life: How to prepare for a career that doesn’t yet exist

Top tips on how to train for a career and stay in work.

As Paris Paralympics begin, NZ athletes urge greater sport accessibility

Access all areas: Those making sports more accessible for all.

Oscar Kightley: 'You get a bit more frightened as you get older'

Oscar Kightley on why he wrote the play Dawn Raids - and why he doubts he'd do it now.

Listener weekly quiz: August 21

Texas is home to some of the US's biggest cities, but which one is the state capital?

The new funding crisis facing our Citizens Advice Bureaus

Why are CABs facing funding cuts as their workloads shoot up?

The young NZ leaders shaping tomorrow and hoping for a brighter future

Young environmentalists, activists and creatives pave the way for a more hopeful world.

Listener weekly quiz: July 31

For what film did Shelley Duvall win a Cannes film festival award?

Half of NZ’s homeless are women so why isn’t more help available?

At least 50,000 women identify as homeless but few get beds in transitional housing.

Budget food and a cold rental: The retirement reality for many women in NZ

The number of older women facing homelessness is rising sharply.

Why moth plant is now the number one enemy in NZ’s war on weeds

Gorse used to be the scourge of the earth, now moth plant has become the quiet invader.

Listener weekly quiz: July 24

Alan Alda played Hawkeye Pierce in M*A*S*H, but what about the movie?

Captain’s call: The force behind 1924′s invincible All Blacks

The 1924 All Blacks were unbeatable over 32 matches, thanks to their inspirational captain

The 1984 Revolution part III: Demolition men

How Rogernomics changed the look of our cities and towns.

Sustainable minerals key to clean energy revolution success

Clean energy revolution needs minerals, but they must be extracted and used wisely.