Rnz: Afternoons With Jesse Mulligan

Prime Minister Tshering Tobgay talks about the G-ZERO initiative and his hope that the world will start redefining its broken relationship with the planet.

For the last time this year we hear the dulcet tones of our Australian correspondent, Brad Foster.

Claire Robertson has three picks to read while you are on your holiday.

Dan Watson talks about an online 3-step FENZ tool that tells you whether you can light your fire or do your outdoor work safely, what the fire risk is and what you should do to stay safe. 

He holds the world record for the Stihl Timbersports world trophy - and he's been the global champ in that event, three years in a row. 

The latest set of results from the 2024 New Zealand Drugs Trends Survey has shed light on the non-medical use of pharmaceuticals in New Zealand. 

It's summer and that means it's manu season.

2024 marks the end of another era for Taylor Swift, a $2 billion dollar era from the highest grossing concert tour of all time.

There's been a significant increase in online scam activity over the past year with nine out of ten Kiwis targeted by an online scam.

It's the last cold call of 2024. Who will Jesse get to talk to this time?

Dominic Corry reviews three brand new TV shows.

The summer sports season is well underway - cricket, soccer, touch... but in Marlborough, it's softball that's all the rage.

New Zealand households are using more data than ever before - in fact we're in the top 20 countries in the world for fibre uptake.

Heading out on a tour of Christmas light displays in Timaru has just become a lot easier.

Gardening consultant Kate Hillier has some ideas about getting everything in ship shape before Christmas and the judging eyes of visiting relatives.

Chef Martin Bosley shares his method for creating a mouthwatering cured salmon. He also offers expert tips on getting those pesky bones out.

Ms Hollywood, Kate Rodger, goes through her best movies that came out in 2024. She also previews her picks for the films coming out this holiday season.

This week Jesse hears from Lynette and her story of an old house, strange noises in the night and strange apparitions.

Last week we our TV reviewer Linda Burgess reviewed a new TVNZ documentary - Ram Raid Mums In that review she touched on an organisation called Mana inc. which features heavily in the documentary. We wanted to know more, so we invited the founder and CEO Kelly Teariki-Peterson to join us on the show

Emily Roughton is the artistic coordinator of the Auckland Folk Festival. It's a four-day extravaganza that which takes place at the end of January. Emily also has a tried-and-true technique using music to teach children phone numbers.