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Gaby Bailey spends her days surrounded by exotic animals. She's battling her own finances to give them better lives. So what makes her do it?  Read more Audio

Running is currently trending, especially among young people. But why? Read more Audio

How has former Speaker of the House Sir Lockwood Smith managed the transition from politics to pasture? Read more Audio

Strippers have been the butt of many jokes. “If this doesn’t work out I’ll just become a stripper”

Is it true that stripping is only ever a backup plan? And how easy is it really?

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Comedian Connor Hopkins wants to know why we tell jokes. Read more Audio

Four slam poets share their journey to the stage. Read more Audio

Find out who is guiding you safely to your next destination. Read more Audio

Boxing, mental health and tips from Joseph Parker on how to overcome a loss in and outside of the ring. Read more Audio

A decade on, what is life like after a major aneurysm? Read more Audio

Kiwis and Sarees - Exploring how South Asian women embrace their culture in Aotearoa through fashion and identity. Read more Audio

“Fake” fighting is more real than you think, and is growing in popularity. Read more Audio

Kiwis love Opshopping. But, just how important are these community hubs within the current market and our modern communities? Read more Audio

AUT radio student Sharnae Cunningham sits down with Fraser Graham as he recalls his haunting tale of an abandoned New Lynn property. Read more Audio

Dungeons and Dragons is having a moment - again. But why? AUT student Ellie Marsden asks what she's missing. Read more Audio

Taylor Swift is one of the world's most famous musicians. But what is her appeal? AUT radio student Zane Moran talks to Swifties to understand why and to see if he can become a Swiftie himself. Read more Audio

Was this in their own interest? Or did their parents put them up to it? Follow Mayank Kumar's journey as he learns why his young guitar students' chose to play this instrument in the first place. Read more Audio

What is it about board games that people love so much? Read more Audio

Every Sunday is a motorcycle group with a difference. How is it changing the mental wellbeing of its members for the better? Max Roskilly investigates. Read more Audio

Although social media can be damaging to mental health and development, AUT radio Olivia French student explores how one platform - Tiktok - is boosting mental health awareness and body positivity. Read more Audio

ADHD is often thought of as something which affects boys. Not so, according to AUT Radio student Neve Duff. Read more Audio

AUT Radio Student Aimee Way discovers in songwriting a pathway out of the anxieties which affected her teenage years. Read more Audio

A documentary by AUT Radio student Tabitha Huxford about undertaking training as a singer Read more Audio

Given how much Aotearoa New Zealand has changed, how are the traditional symbols of Kiwi identity holding up? AUT Radio student Caitlin Steele investigates. Read more Audio

A personal insight in to what a diagnosis of a rare eye condition means Read more Audio

A changing world for tradies is explored in this documentary by Jenna Fruen Read more Audio

Student life at Otago University is one of the attractions for many who receive their tertiary training in the city. But why is this so? Joshua D'Silva seeks out answers. Read more Audio

The swing is a critical role in Broadway - a multitalented performer who is able to step in to any of a number of roles. Kristin Paulse investigates. Read more Audio

Blue for boys, pink for girls. Commercial products for children are often very gendered. But what about commercial radio? Students at the NZ Broadcasting School investigate. Read more Audio

Despite the changes in how society treats gender, women still don't get much of a look-in to the world of sport, especially when it comes to the media. What, then, for women's rugby? Read more Audio