Nine To Noon

RNZ 22987 - Off the beaten track with Kennedy Warne

Smart, in-depth and relentlessly curious, host Kathryn Ryan dives into the stories shaping New Zealand and its people. Interviews and expert analysis from around the world and at home. It’s where big ideas are unpacked and everyday life explored.

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Off the beaten track with Kennedy Warne

Wellington chocolate business with the need for more space

Political commentators Tim Hurdle and Lianne Dalziel

Around the motu: Amy Williams, RNZ's Auckland reporter

Book review: Jenna Todd reviews two books

Young filmmaker on what drives her on climate justice

Queenstown filmmaker takes on world's oldest boat race

Foreign correspondent Seamus Kearney in Europe

Hundreds run to raise money for suicide support

Mayor backlash over Govt backtrack on bed tax

Local opposition to bank merger

Sports commentator Sam Ackerman

Friday funnies

Around the motu: Robin Martin, RNZ reporter in Taranaki

Book review: Favourites from the 2026 Booker Prize longlist

The bionics fixing broken hearts

Asia: ABC's South Asia correspondent Rachel Clayton

Gala to celebrate young changemakers in Auckland tonight

Auckland Council sets up hub to help businesses navigate licensing

Flu could hit hard for weeks to come

Screentime: The End of Oak St, Tony, and more

Parenting: How to reduce family tension around screen use

Tech: Spark's future, rogue AI, aged care algorithms

Around the motu: David Hill in North Canterbury

Pacific: Cooks' election, concern over Chinese research vessel

Jazz pianist who released first album at 11 to make NZ debut

UK: Rough sleepers, wildfires, Farage holds on, Burnham hoax

The couple who won top children's book award for a second time

Super Fund anticipates lower returns

Gisborne residents push for forestry land use change

Science: Social media scrolling, Barbie reality check & more

Pip Adam on her new novel kluge

Around the motu: Kaitlyn Morrell in the Bay of Plenty

Book review: Lynn Freeman reviews two books

The epic story of Dunedin's surfing sea lions

Australia: Gambling deal, disability scheme tightened

Electric, hybrid and Chinese vehicle sales surge

Special trees set to lose protections

New report on income poverty in people over 65

Sports-chat with Sam Ackerman

Hamilton's 'Antique Books Roadshow'

Business commentator Gyles Beckford

Around the motu: Jonathan MacKenzie in the Waikato

Gardening with DIYPlantman, Ezra Alexander

Research into AI that aims to help children with ADHD

USA correspondent Danielle Kurtzleben

Drowning Prevention Darts with Phil Waggott

Greater protection for Auckland's Regional Parks

The buildings left behind after earthquake risk change

Urban Issues with Liz Moncrieff