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A cultural history of bagpipes
From the Roman Empire to Russian Tsars and the Scottish Highlands, Richard McLauchlan's new book explores the mythology, history, and global reverberations of the iconic instrument. Audio
Should you ditch your phone case?
Phone cases are a multi-billion dollar industry - but some are ditching the safety of silicone in favour of a caseless lifestyle. Audio
Are you ready for retirement?
New Zealand financial writer Martin Hawes tells RNZ what he's learnt about getting set up for retirement. Audio
Humans barking up the wrong tree when it comes to understanding dogs - expert
Many dog owners will tell you they can read how their dogs are feeling - but can they? Audio
Is daylight saving really bad for us?
Feeling jet lagged today? There's a reason for that, Professor Erik Herzog tells Sunday Morning. Audio
How can we protect ourselves against drink spiking?
Since having her drink spiked at an Auckland gig, Gaby Ivanov-Giraldo has been advocating to raise drink safety awareness. Audio
Hard to predict flu season, says expert
While the US saw a particularly tough season, it doesn't always translate to the Southern Hemisphere, says Dr Richard Webby. Audio
Can insoles sort your sore feet?
An Auckland study into insoles aims to bring relief to sufferers of pain in feet and throughout the body. Audio
Chaka Khan: 'I'm just in a good place, both mentally, spiritually and musically'
Despite 50 years in the business, soul legend Chaka Khan's voice is as strong as ever, she says. Audio
Where do Kiwis cut back when we feel the pinch?
A recent survey reveals how the struggle to balance costs is forcing many Kiwis to make the hard choice between essentials such as food and healthcare. Audio
