Podcast: Detour Antarctica

Ice ice babies: The secret Antarctic pregnancy race

The two dictators and their push for the first child born in the snow.

Antarctica: The madhouse at the end of the world

"People who go mad in the Antarctic tend to go mad in similar ways."

Kiwis 'exposed to radiation' at leaky Antarctic plant

More than 300 tonnes of radioactive rubble was shipped off the continent.

Guinness rewrites record book after clash over Antarctic exploits

New rules for records introduced amid criticism of skier.

Janitor turned cowboy dentist: Man sentenced for underground Auckland clinic

Li's clinic was raided – mid-tooth extraction – after an undercover investigation.

Peters claims 'truth not being told' over India deal, but Luxon says that's 'wrong'

"He was wrong then, he’s wrong on this one too,” the Prime Minister says.

The big stink: Sewage-like smell blankets city, 210 odour complaints flood council

Environment Canterbury logged 210 odour complaints in 24 hours.

From scandal to survival: The political life and legacy of Judith Collins

Veteran politician remains MP for Papakura and keeps her portfolios until mid-year.

From scandal to survival: The political life and legacy of Judith Collins

Newstalk ZB senior political correspondent Barry Soper is with us to unpack a career defined by survival, scandal, comebacks, and crushing presence in New Zealand politics.

Outrageous Fortuna: The life and times of Judith Collins

Judith Collins has called time on nearly a quarter of a century of politics.

Farewell planned for much-loved Northland teacher and sportsman Harry Darkins

A public celebration of his life will be held in Whangārei and live streamed.

'Every moment was priceless': Uncle's birthday tribute to teenage landslide victim

Puvi Nadason said helping raise his nephew 'was one of the greatest gifts of my life'.