Paul Brennan

Mark Rocket talks about his role in Rocket Labs, his desire to travel into space and some of his favourite books, tv shows and music Audio

A petition calling for an extension to the breast cancer screening programme has been presented to Labour MP Jacinda Ardern. Ten thousand signatures were collected calling on the government to extend… Audio

"Undivided" by Stephen Bell Booth Audio

Last week on the show we marked the passing of private radio pioneer, Chris Parkinson, one of the founders of Radio Hauraki. You may have also heard another well-known radio voice of days gone-by… Audio

Dunedin sustainablilty consultant, Bec McMaster is set to launch a free App designed specifically for New Zealand, which allows consumers to learn how ethical and sustainable the labels they want to… Audio

A review of the week's news including... Kiwirail's fall from transport powerhouse to commercial cot case is laid bare in a startling report made public this week, ripples from the Panama Papers… Audio

A CEO who blew the whistle on his own company, Eddie the Eagle remembers soaring and in Dateline Pacific, lessons from the Christchurch earthquakes are being applied in Fiji to help people heal Audio

A review of the week's news including... Auckland Council has the owners of unregistered menacing dogs in its sights, ten thousand Amway workers from China are coming to Queenstown while chilled New… Audio

John Campbell plays a personal tribute to Prince, The ethical pros and cons of vidio games and in Dateline Pacific, Samoans call for vote buying allegations to be tested Audio

Auckland council's plans to clamp down on unregistered aggressive dogs after an amnesty month. An Oxford Professor weighs in on the likely effectiveness of a New Zealand sugar tax in tackling obesity… Audio

Former convener at VUW Modern Letters Creative Writing workshop, Cliff Fell on the work of New Zealand poet Rachel Bush. Audio

Larry Stillman from Monash on a project to empower Bangladeshi women, particularly those working in rural communities, with mobile phone technology. Audio

Donald and Hillary win big in New York. China is seeking formalise an extradition treaty with New Zealand. How hard is it to buy Meth? We review the results of a national illicit drugs survey and in… Audio

Formerly of RNZ's Morning Report team, breakfast producer at BBC Radio Brighton Will Flockton reports from England, which is (the greater) part of the United Kingdom, pop. 53,012,456 (est. 2011)... Audio

The origins of certain folktales, such as 'The Smith and the Devil', can be traced back to the Bronze Age, making the age of these tales much older than what previously thought - with anthropologist… Audio

What it's like to donate your eggs and see them become someone else's baby, the enduring appeal of the caped crusader - we're looking at Batman through the ages and in Dateline Pacific, why is Norfolk… Audio

What does gravity sound like? Prof. Shaun Hendy director of Te Punaha Matatini at the University of Auckland is explains the LIGO discovery. Audio

What will power Africa's growth? Prof. Mark New from the African Climate & Development Initiative on the environmental and social challenges Africa faces as its energy needs increase. Audio

Why one of New Zealand's leading anti obesity campaigners Dr Robyn Toomath has given up in frustration, a Columbine shooting survivor recounts the events of 17 years ago, and on Dateline Pacific, the… Audio