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Top tips on budgeting and saving when your income isn't regular or fixed
"I haven't had to think about rent or bills for 11 years, now I do it's a massive shock."
The Listener weekly quiz: July 10
If you came across a filming of TV series Brokenwood, which NZ town would you be in?
NZ estuaries may harbour more plastic than first estimated
What our waterways are telling us about plastic pollution.
Lewis Clareburt: Can NZ’s medley man medal in Paris?
Lewis Clareburt hopes to give NZ a rare swimming medal at the 2024 Olympics.
Starter for 10: Which contest draws 25,000 NZers to the pub each week?
Kiwis' love of pub quiz shows no sign of slowing, says the man who brought them to NZ.
25 things happening right here, right now to feel good about
It's not all doom and gloom, there are good things happening all over NZ.
Quiet achievers, rebels and dreamers: 50 of NZ’s most inspiring people
50 Kiwis who make New Zealand a great place to be.
What it’s like to be: Living with motor neurone disease
NZ has one of the highest rates of MND in the world.
The Listener weekly quiz: July 3
What ancient-NZ made item was recently found in Shackleton's Antarctica hut?
The final countdown: Just four days before Stuff takes on broadcast news
Does it have the right stuff to reboot ThreeNews and match up to its polished predecessor?
The caring trap: Are we too empathetic towards our children?
Sometimes being a good parent is doing what the child does not want.
Budget cuts silence environmental defenders
Fund that helped community groups wage environmental battles axed.
The Listener weekly quiz: June 26
What's the name of Dan Carter's latest bestselling book?
Battle for the Bight: Wind farms vs seabed mining in Taranaki
A seabed mining project could spell doom for renewable energy off the Taranaki coast.
New push to extract minerals raises thorny issue: could it lead to greener future?
Digging deep: Green tech and the debate we should be having about mining.
Behind the photo: What major NZ cities looked like 150 years ago
Some of NZ's earliest surviving photos show just how rough and ready our cities once were.
What it’s like to be: A refugee in New Zealand
Gunman threatened to kill me, so my mum and I fled our Colombian home that day.
My double life: Neurologist Helen Murray on ice hockey and brain injuries
The family story behind brain researcher and ice hockey star's double life.
New NZ doco unveils a hidden trauma in domestic violence
Acclaimed NZ director on her film about sanctuary from cruelty and a duty to care.
$10K festival credit card debt: six years later, I was still paying it off
New finance column: Expert advice on what to spend, save or shave from your budget.
NZ’s first test-tube baby celebrates major milestone
News of IVF once sparked protests. Times have changed but does criteria for it lag behind?
The case for free speech: Is our democracy at risk?
Efforts to shut down hate speech may harm the very people they’re designed to protect.
Why NZ’s promised hate-speech law reforms are yet to appear, five years on
5 years after the Christchurch mosque massacres, Scotland has already forged ahead of NZ.
The Bigger Picture: The Art of Protest
Answering nature's call: Protest art is a way of saying your voice should be heard.
The Listener weekly quiz: June 12
What was the name of the cat who appeared in the Alien films?
The Kiwi forecaster who helped launch D-Day
Timing of Allies’ WWII invasion of Europe hinged on the wisdom of Kiwi weatherman.
Will our world-leading superannuation fund pay for your retirement?
Our super fund must continue to beat the odds if today's young workers are to enjoy it.
How scrap materials are raising thousands for Hospice
The hospice movement is a worthy recipient of funds from the growing trend to “destash”.
Want to use less plastic? The NZ companies you need to support
Beyond the Bin: NZ’s reusable packaging push gathers pace.
Modern love: Why NZers can’t get enough of mid-century furniture
Kiwis’ adoration of mid-century design shows no sign of abating.
Market meltdown: Should KiwiSavers just grin & bear it?
Challenges and volatility continues, so what advice do the experts have?
Let’s celebrate the joys of Smith & Caughey’s while it’s still with us
The truth is that Smith & Caughey’s always felt like out of another era.
The Listener weekly quiz: May 29
Which university was Legally Blonde's Elle Woods applying to?
Remembering Kiwi jazz legend Rodger Fox’s tenacious and tireless career
NZ jazz legend Rodger Fox's unparalleled impact on our music.
Farewell, brother: Charlotte Grimshaw's poignant tribute
"My brother was the brains behind our most absorbing childhood exploits".
How to argue without hurt feelings
Tips from hostage negotiators, divorce mediators and police interviewers.
Talk to the trees: Famous Kiwis on their forest favourites
From politicians to performers, many New Zealanders have a special tree.
The Bigger Picture: All Black great “Super Sid” Going, who has died aged 80
“Super Sid” Going was frequently star of the show.
We need to talk about dying: How to die a good death in NZ
Dying has become so medicalised that we’re losing the human touch.
The Bigger Picture: How we were able to see the Aurora Australis
Or as we call it around here, Tahu-nui-ā-Rangi.
From forgotten ute to European darling: The NZ Trekka’s unlikely comeback
NZ's only mass-produced motor vehicle now has a new following in Europe.
The Listener weekly quiz: May 15
Did Ukrainian president Volodymyr Zelenskyy voice Paddington Bear?
From plantations to whaling ships: The untold stories of escaped slaves in NZ
Former slaves from the American South found freedom in NZ.
Farwell Fair Go: Looking back at the great Kiwi tv institution
The last episode of consumer show "inextricably part of TVNZ’s brand" has aired.