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In 2012, a Cadbury egg with chocolate bars was $10.99. How does that compare to this week?

A panel of 27 judges assessed 405 products from 125 producers who entered this year’s Outstanding Food Producer Awards across seven categories.

Designer Emilia Wickstead says she hopes the national carrier's staff feel “the empowerment and the prestige” when they start wearing the new kit.

Russian-born keyboard genius Daniil Trifonov takes on the "Rach 3" with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra. Audio

Tracy Bennett sets the word puzzle the world’s fallen in love with.  

Pauline Grogan's advocacy for the use of music for people in care became far more personal after she suffered two strokes herself. Audio

Scientists have found how to make stronger coffee with the same amount of beans through the pour-over method. We put it to the test.

If you love New Zealand honey, then you have an intrepid 19th century Englishwoman to thank.

Che Fu and Karl Steven head into the studio to get nostalgic with the RNZ listeners. Audio

Selecting the songs on the RNZ Mixtape is photographer Frances Carter. Frances has made a name for herself as a music photographer and director, capturing the essence of Aotearoa artists with photos that cut through the online noise and help build their artistic worlds.  Audio, Gallery

Ōtepoti Dunedin’s rising star Neive Strang performed songs from her brand new album Find Me in the Rabbit Hole in the RNZ studio. Audio

The networking and social media site gets a bad rap as the place for self-promotion. However, active users swear by LinkedIn’s benefits, professional and otherwise.

Exercise doesn't need to be expensive, Katy Gosset learns in the latest episode of RNZ's Thrift podcast.

About 700 people squashed together on Cuba Street, some stood on bins, to catch a glimpse of Dan Boerman's linen skills.

Prestigious US culinary magazine Food & Wine has praised the restaurant's "otherworldly, refined tasting menu that showcases the region's seasonal, hyperlocal ingredients".

Making traditional Māori kai available to people around the Wellington region is about more than feeding people says founder CJ Collier.

Wellness studios are seeing more young people swap drinks for steam, turning sauna sessions into a new way to relax, connect and sweat it out with mates.

A film about how cats and humans coexist at a Japanese shrine is enchanting international audiences.

Once seen as a mark of conformity, ties are making a fashion comeback as a new generation craves "that little bit of extra fabulousness"

Ahead of Supergroove's reunion tour, vocalists Che Fu and Karl Steven get nostalgic about their ‘90s funk band's teenage beginnings.

Swipe or insert your card and start banking all those contactless payment fees, recommends RNZ's money correspondent Susan Edmunds.

"When we switch to daylight savings time and lose an hour of sleep, we see a net increase in heart attacks, car accidents and other bad things that last for about three days" - American biologist Erik Herzog. Audio

As the beloved Kiwi funk band reunites for a national tour, vocalists Che Fu and Karl Steven rewind to the 1990s.

Wairarapa couple Frank and Lisa Cornelissen live completely off-grid in a house powered by the sun and wind.