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Ram raid threat: Is it time for harsher punishments and law changes?

Knee-jerk policies rarely address the root of the problem, criminology expert says.

Jo Rogan brings teen daughter into heated pro-life debate

The controversial podcaster sparks shock during debate with pro-life guest.

Inside the family units that have helped Shorty St endure

Family units are as big a deal in Ferndale as what happens at the hospital.

The Front Page: Double whammy hits first-home buyers

Negative equity and rising rates illustrate the pressure on first-home buyers.

NZ's low literacy rate is bad news for the economy

Literacy and numeracy are fundamental in terms of getting people into the workforce.

What the future holds for fashion - is it 'Gremlin Mode'?

High fashion is being replaced with a preference for 'chaos'.

'Ambitious' but 'deluded': Uffindell and Sharma mess shows the risk of first-term MPs

The names Sam Uffindell and Gaurav Sharma weren't familiar to many before this week.

Eliza McCartney on teenage fame, Lorde, injuries - and the rebuild

Eliza McCartney joins the Between Two Beers podcast.

How to take advantage of The Great Resignation, and get a raise

Workers currently have an unusual amount of power to ask for more.

Jason Hoyte: Chaos and comedy, Leigh Hart and my big regret

Jason Hoyte joins the Between Two Beers podcast.

'It's hard to breathe': As Europe burns, is NZ ready for wildfire season?

A senior firefighter is concerned Aotearoa isn't ready for what's coming.

Cooking the Books podcast: The pitfalls DIY investors need to avoid

To make the most of DIY investing, you need to know the right strategies.

Diary of an escort: Life in one of the capital's most exclusive brothels

"It's just a really beautiful, beautiful industry when it's run well and it's respected."

ANZ CEO on investing, interest rates ... and those big bank profits

The boss of NZ's largest bank shares her views on money and investing.

Battle royale: Heather du Plessis-Allan v Simon Wilson on the chaos of 2022

Simon Wilson and Heather du Plessis-Allan don't agree on much.

'A better PM than John Key': Political commentator weighs Luxon's chances

On the Tiles previews the big stories ahead of the National Party conference

Another twist in the Roe v Wade saga, voters hit back

In the loop hosts Cheree Kinnear and Katie Harris discuss the latest abortion rights win.

From the 'poo-nami' to X-rated pics - behind Shorty St's funniest scenes

Shortland Street - The Podcast dives into the comedic side of the soap opera