Niki Bezzant

Can something make us feel better just by smelling nice? And if it can do that, could we get even more benefits from rubbing it on our skin or even eating it? Audio

Turmeric is supposed to help a range of ailments from arthritis to Alzheimer's. But is this spice the real deal or just fool's gold? Audio

Charcoal is credited with getting rid of gas, bloating, hangovers and generally helping us cleanse and detox. Healthy or Hoax finds out if the claims are backed up by science. Audio

The Panel talks to Shona Garven from 'The Rocking Horse Place' as part of its series highlighting small New Zealand businesses. Audio

The Panel discusses 'Cancel culture' or 'Call out culture'. Audio

Schools are being warned by the government not to plan for new international students until 2022.  Audio

On this day in 1978, the BBC announced a ban on The Sex Pistols latest single 'No One Is Innocent'. Audio

Courgettes are reaching record prices in New Zealand due to a limited supply.  Audio

The ACT Party rolled out new policies during its campaign launch over the weekend including an employment insurance fund. Audio

Recent escapes from managed isolation facilities have drawn attention to security and compliance among returning New Zealanders.  Audio

Panellists Ben Thomas and Niki Bezzant share what they have been thinking about. Audio

A British museum, The Museum of Youth Culture, is calling for teenage memories. Emma Hurley goes for a walk down memory lane. Audio

We speak to religious history expert Peter Lineham. Audio

Here in New Zealand we've long been taking to statues.  Audio

We speak to Simon Wilson about the Auckland drought. Audio

We speak to Professor Robin Gauld, Director of the Centre for Health Systems at the University of Otago. Audio

We speak to Professor Kurt Krause the chair of Biochemistry at the University of Otago. Audio