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A 'battle we can absolutely win': Climate Overshoot conference begins this week

Victoria University climate scientist professor James Renwick is with us to delve into climate overshoot, and why we should care about it.

The first global climate overshoot summit asks: what happens after 1.5°C?

Last year was the first to briefly pass 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels.

Why abuse survivors face years of waiting for fair compensation

Some survivors face a wait of up to five years before their claims are heard.

Why abuse in care survivors still face long delays

Lawyer Amanda Hill has represented Abuse in Care survivors and is with us to explain how the process is working, and how it’s not.

'He would look to eliminate us': Autism advocates condemn Trump claim

NZ researchers now focus on inclusion and daily support over false causes.

'He would look to eliminate us': Trump's autism claim slammed

University of Otago pediatrics and child health science officer, Joanne Dacombe, is with us to dive into how comments like Trump's affect autistics and their families.

Is rural connectivity at risk as govt weighs overhaul of telco obligations?

The Front Page Podcast host, Chelsea Daniels talks to Michael Morrah about why consumers should care about how their connectivity is regulated. Video / NZ Herald

Is rural connectivity at risk as govt weighs overhaul of telco obligations?

Tech commentator Bill Bennett is with us to dive into the recommendations, and why consumers should care about how their connectivity is regulated.

Density or disaster? The fight over the future of Auckland's housing plan

NZ Herald senior reporter Simon Wilson joins us to break down the battle over Auckland’s housing future.

What Auckland's zoning for two million homes actually means

From villa streets to looming towers, Auckland's zoning battle will reshape the city.

Charlie Kirk shooting sparks warnings about online radicalisation

Sociologist Paul Spoonley is with us to dissect the inner workings of those who perpetrate political violence, and how we might be able to stop them.

Charlie Kirk shooting: Inside the online forces shaping political violence

Charlie Kirk, 31, was shot dead in front of thousands at a Utah university.

'Weighed down by captaincy': Is Barrett the right man to lead All Blacks?

Ant Strachan says rival nations have caught up with New Zealand’s skill and size.

All Blacks’ record loss to South Africa sparks questions over future

Former All Black turned commentator Ant Strachan is with us to discuss the weekend, the consequences, and the future of the team.

From feathers to fame: Why Kiwis care so deeply about Bird of the Year

This year marks 20 years of Bird of the Year, with voting open until September 28.

Fraud, bats, John Oliver: Looking back at Bird of the Year controversies as voting begins

Forest & Bird chief executive Nicola Toki is here to take us through the history and future of the competition, and why we should care.