The NZ Festival of the Arts is in full swing and includes a show embracing Malcolm Gladwell's idea that it takes ten thousand hours to master any skill.

A memoir of life as a first-generation migrant, told through food and ingredients that offers a new perspective on an often-misunderstood land.

What are the things you obsess about? What things are just right or just plain wrong?

New earthquake faultlines have been discovered across the motu.

A part psychological thriller and part family saga that examines themes of shame, addiction, truth and the stories we tell to survive.

In a week of climate bombshells, Martha Jeffries is gearing up to be a climate agony aunt!

Bafta award-winning filmmaker Kevin Toolis grew up on a remote Irish island where death and dying were an everyday part of life.

US President Donald Trump has said he will accept nothing less than Iran's 'unconditional surrender'.

Is there such a thing as free will or are our actions pre-determined by our genes and the environment?

Calling all bird lovers! In a celebration of our feathery friends, David Klein shares fun scientific facts with a dollop of silly at the Wellington Fringe Festival in the aptly named David Klein presents: Birds. A former winner of Best Newcomer, David has since taken his unique brand of scientific storytelling across the ditch to Melbourne's Fringe Festival where he performed Towards a Better Understanding of the Universe and around the country by bike with Tour de Science. David catches up with Susie to explain the inspiration behind his latest show and why Wellington provides the perfect perch.