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Defending the Caveman is the longest running comedy on Broadway ever, seen around the world by more than eight million people - and it's coming to Auckland.

Harry Sinclair has made New Zealand's first stop-motion Claymation feature film Kiri and Lou go Raaa!

New research has revealed a surprising chapter in the history of one of our most iconic plants, the harakeke, or flax.

Few bands have changed the sound of pop music quite like The Human League. They created some of the biggest hits of the '80s.

Scientists have evidence chewing is good for the brain and can even ward-off Alzheimer's.

The latest on the economic horizon.

A survivor's story - the unexploded bombs that kill and injure up to 20 people a year in the Solomon Islands.

With November's mid-terms the next big date in the Trump election cycle, people are wondering what could come next.

A new cancer treatment being developed at Cambridge University's Precision Breast Cancer Institute is returning results the global medical community is watching closely.

This week Claire Mabey was announced as the winner of the Lynley Dodd Children's Writers Award. Claire's she's the founder of Verb Wellington, LitCrawl Wellington, and books editor at The Spinoff. She's also a beloved children's writer. Her new children's book Cass & the Beast comes out on the 4th of August. She speaks with Susie Ferguson.