Leonard Cohen, prophets, Donald Trump and the politics of darkness.

Much-loved Scottish cop Rebus is back like viewers have never seen him before.

New technology takes physicist Brian Cox on a new space journey.

Documentary focuses on love and family in a trans journey.

One group has safe, legal access to cannabis and everyone else is a criminal.

The creator of Queenstown-set A Remarkable Place to Die hopes it has a sense of fun.

Productivity matters, but there are better ways to measure it than a roll call.

Dai Henwood’s TV show takes an unconventional and considered approach.

Doug laboured so others could shine, saw what needed doing and worked out how to do it.

Doug Hood wired together much of the country’s left-field bands and music business.

Response to PM's speech to local councils depends on where you stand.

A last journey involves memories, highways and byways.

The PM's quick retreat meant he heard the protesters, but no one got to hear from him.

Cars represent freedom, even if that means the freedom to be stuck in traffic.

Music is available at the touch of a button, but records are still on the rise.

New series Shepherdess puts focus on rural women.

It's hard to grasp: Earth’s hottest September on record and dolphins dying en masse.

Your television and radio guide for election night.

Repair Shop host opens up on learning disability.

Bluesky escapees found a place to chat without an incontinent troll marching in.

It's hard to imagine being on hold and not hearing Poi E, Sierra Leone and Welcome Home.

Writer has shaped the true story into a beguiling and entertaining TV yarn.

Trevor Loudon isn’t the only ZAP student to find a home with Act.

Interviews with his children and grandchildren provide insight into family expectations.

New doco is quite a lot more than a World Cup primer or a player confessional.

To find an ex-All Black these days, all you need do is reach for the remote.

Spoiler: It doesn’t necessarily mean there’s more sport available on your television.

An upbeat programme about the gloomy subject of species loss, will it work?

Well-told tales of bygone eras are back in vogue on platforms such as History Hit.

Subplots turn what could have been a generational sweep into a family drama with frills.

The Auckland psychotherapist explains why she agreed to be on the reality show.

Who’s the new surgical team scrubbing in on the clinical soap?

Those wondering what the next season could bring - it turns out it’s gone to a new level.