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Internet scams are getting more and more sophisticated, and new research has shown more of us are falling victim to them. Audio

New Zealand's unemployment rate has risen to 5.2 percent - the highest level since 2020 - which means it is pretty grim out there for job seekers. We ask the CEO and founder of Integrity recruitment… Audio

James Croot is film and television reviewer for Stuff Audio

Sadness, nerves, jealousy, anger and frustration - just like adults, children feel these emotions, but sometimes don't have the words or skills to deal with them.  Audio

Tech commentator Alex Sims joins Susie to talk about dark patterns in the online space and how they can trick you into doing things you don't intend. Audio

Jared McCulloch is the 1 News Reporter in Queenstown Audio

Sally Wenley reviews The Ghost Walk by Karen Herbert, published by Fremantle Press. Audio

The Social Investment Agency has revealed that its initial round of funding will focus on children of families with complex needs.  Audio

Andrew Millison has recently visited Africa's 'Great Green Wall' - a massive 8000-kilometre planting project aimed at holding back the spread of the Sahara Desert. Audio

UK correspondent Natasha Clark joins Susie to look at concerns taxes will have to rise to cover the government's self-imposed borrowing rules.  Audio

Wellington's unfunded depression recovery centre Whakamatutu relies on donations but is being asked to take on patients from the public list.  Audio

The New Zealand wine industry is among those that could be hard hit by the 15% US tariffs, particularly the sauvignon blanc producing region of Marlborough. Audio

For the first time the return on investment for legal aid has been calculated.  Audio