(Stuff) A mass-murder that divided a nation, one which began in the Bain home on a cold June morning in 1994. In it, five members of a seemingly ordinary New Zealand family were gunned down.

(Hauraki) This is the story of a sound that divided a nation. In a cozy ski lodge on a cold September evening in 2016, members of a seemingly ordinary breakfast radio show were witness to an horrific audible event.

(Herald) The disappearance of Amber-Lee Cruickshank 25 years ago is one of NZ’s most baffling missing person investigations. This series revisits the cold case.

Maxine London) Shares tips and insights into the world of copywriting! Whether you're writing web content, blog posts or a podcast series - this podcast will help you grow and develop your skills and inspire new ideas.

(Little Empire) If movies & TV mattered, we’d be talking about the issues that matter. Home of Film Franchise Fortnights; we watch & discuss a random film franchise every two weeks!

(Newshub) Mark Longley's 17-yo daughter Emily was murdered in 2011. This is the story of Emily's life, and her death. It examines death’s impact: mourning, coping, or aiding those grieving.

(The Spinoff) A monthly food podcast discussing everything we’ve been eating and drinking, hosted by Sophie Gilmour, and The Spinoff’s Alice Neville and Simon Day.

(Danny McCrum & Bobby Kennedy) “The idea of this podcast is to give people an insight into the careers of creative professionals. Musicians, producers, actors, comedians, directors and more.”

(Lewis Tennant) A conversational show with a recurring villain. Three guests, three separate life experiences, three different episodes. One Robbie Williams.

(Stuff) Suzy Cato & Tui Fleming talk about all things parenting with the wisdom born from being at different stages of the child rearing process.

(RNZ) Depressed alcoholic comedian James Nokise invites famous people into his mental health safe space for a finger-licking chat about headspace and happiness.

(RNZ) A journey through the periodic table of elements with chemistry professor Allan Blackman, from AUT, and Alison Ballance

(Little Empire) Maddy & Simone with a show no one asked for, asking questions nobody should. The pair interview an incredible series of female guests and possibly spreads nits to one another

(RNZ) Zoë George and a roster of athletic co-hosts shine the spotlight on women in sport. From results and athletes to current affairs and issues.

(Newshub) All the knockouts, body slams and arm bars you can handle from the world of combat sports and professional wrestling. Created by fight fans for fight fans.

(RNZ) True stories of what it takes to raise children on your own in New Zealand.

(RNZ) Russell Brown uncovers the way drugs have become a part of nearly all our lives, from over the counter opium to energy drinks and designer drugs.

(Little Empire) Frickin Dangerous Bro serve up news, pop culture and social commentary with a large helping of laughs. w/Jamaine Ross, James Roque and Pax Assadi.

(NZME) Three sassy Kiwi women 'get on top' of all the issues of the week. Some of the issues aren't even issues at all but crikey they make for a good yarn.

(The Spinoff) Join The Spinoff's politics editor Toby Manhire every month as he leads a panel discussing the political movements of the past four weeks

(Newshub) This is the story of the murder of Arthur Easton and the arrest of Alan Hall, a man with no alibi or answers. But it's also a story about our justice system.

(Stuff & RNZ)The police said Gale Maney put a hit on a man. She went to prison for 15 years. Maney says she never even met Deane Fuller-Sandy,

(Green Party) Listen to Green MP Gareth Hughes interview our MPs as they share their own personal stories, challenges and passions.”

(Matt Cutler-Welsh) Architects from around the world discuss the how, why and who of eco homes and sustainable design. Not a weed show.

Todd Williams aka Louie Knuxx and Dominic Hoey aka Tourettes and tech wizard Dan "Exile" Mawby. Note from ed: Come back for a new series!

(Little Empire) Guy Montgomery lets Australian man Carlo Ritchie in his house for one week. Each day they chart their experiences and feelings for you.

(Little Empire) Jaimie & Meghan promote change from the ground up. This podcast encourages making daily changes that make a big difference in the long run.

(Valentin Ozich) “We interview some of the most successful people we know from various areas such as music, fashion, art, politics and sports. We dissect the strategies and lessons that have helped these people.

(Kieran Martin)A look at the Paris Accord from Wgtn, NZ. “I record long talks, each one with a different person, and post them up as a podcast. Sometimes I create a ten minute animation to summarise things.”

(Greg, Mark and Richard) get together weekly and talk about things of interest in the Java community. Greg works for SimWorks, Mark works for SecureMX, Richard works for Blue Train Software.

(InfoQ)Software is changing the world, and our mission is to help dev teams adopt new technologies and practices. Intended for architects and senior developers.

(Spark) This is a series all about the internet of things (IoT) – where it came from, where it's going, what it actually is and what it means for you and your business. w/ Russell Brown

(Kim Knight) After years of illness & declining quality of life, Kim was about to give up hope. But something told her to keep going. Finally she found the answers and got herself well.

(Nick and Todd) are two tech enthusiasts who, despite being in different hemispheres, Keep in Touch via this podcast. They talk about (mobile) tech, Apple, Google, kids and family, dogs, and more.

(kiwitalkz) Guests from all over New Zealand talk about their particular fields of expertise. From nutritionists to actors, rappers to politicians every podcast will be different

(NZ Law Society) A podcast series by the New Zealand Law Society that did not have a banner…. thanks Lionel.

(Colenso BBDO) So, if it’s our job as marketers to inspire people, how do we inspire marketers? We unravel some of the biggest global trends in business, culture, creativity and innovation.

Guests share factors that contributed to te ira tangata in their lives, whanau and mahi. How have you learned to deal with and overcome negative noa, mate maori issues on your hikoi through life? How do you attain your Tapu and Mana?

(Sam & Stacey Hurley) What happens when you take Mt Maunganui, a popular movie, and ask 20 funny, poignant, or just plain weird questions about it? This.

(Kane Power) Musician's Map exists to advise and support musicians. It’s a place for beginners to learn; for the ambitious to grow; and for professionals to share.

Andrew Dubber hosts Music Tech Fest, a global festival of music ideas featuring cutting-edge performance, music hacking, innovation labs and industry showcases that connect artists, technologists and business.

(Podcasts NZ) A Kiwi podcast that shares stories and intriguing learnings from fascinating Kiwis - and from intrepid host Will Fleming

(RNZ) New Zealand's foremost fashion podcast where Sonia Sly goes behind the scenes of the fashion industry to find out what exists beyond its glamorous façade.

(Newshub). NerdsPLUS is a weekly podcast with all the video games, anime, comics and petty arguments about fictional characters that you'll ever need.

(Jono Manks) A weekly podcast hosted by Jono Manks taking a humourous look at news and pop-culture from a New Zealand point of view.

(Podcasts NZ) Supports New Zealanders in business & leadership by providing access to the wisdom and experience of others. Provides NZ’s best & brightest a platform to share their stories in a relaxed environment.

(RNZ) A science podcast for kids. Answering their burning questions and showing them the wonders of discovery. By RNZ & Nanogirl Labs Ltd.

(NZ Doctor) Collection of podcasts created by New Zealand Doctor along with links to other podcasts of interest to our readers.

(Podcasts.NZ) The place to hear about Electric Vehicles in New Zealand. Also – solar power, ebikes, autonomous vehicles and sustainability. Hosted by Theo Gibson & Dee West.

(Podcasts NZ) When it comes to building wealth, it’s time for some barriers to come down! This show attempts to break down walls of inaccessibility, making it easier for the everyday Kiwi, to develop wealth.

(Podcasts NZ) A one stop entertainment shop, commenting on and interviewing those in the know to bring you the latest happenings in the music, movies and TV world both here in Aotearoa NZ and overseas.

(Podcasts NZ) The New Zealand Motoring Podcast exists to be the place to hear opinions and updates about what is happening in the motoring world locally and internationally.

(NZPR) Taken from writing by a husband & dad over the last 20 years. A humorous & honest tale of how a family of six left London for a small farm in New Zealand. NZPR is a grassroots podcast network located in Woodhill.

(The Slightly Mad Quilt Lady) Join the SMQL for news, views and interviews from quilters and industry professionals as we support and grow the quilting community down under. .’

(Podcasts.NZ) Paul Spain is joined by one or more guests to discuss what’s happening in the world of gadgets, technology, consumer electronics and the internet.

(Podcasts.NZ) Boris Lamont chats with wine experts. Some episodes are recorded at New Zealand Wineries, others are studio-based discussions on topics such as the wine regions of France.

(Podcasts.NZ) ‘An answer to both those who don’t believe that my generation cares about our society, and for those young people who want to be involved and engaged, but don’t currently have quality media to turn to.

(The Spinoff) Every month Spinoff TV editor Alex Casey, comedian Michele A’Court and Mana magazine editor Leonie Hayden come together to discuss the previous month for women in NZ.

(Podcasts.NZ) A fortnightly golf podcast from New Zealand with hosts - Tom Hyde and Brendan Telfer.

(RNZ / Te Papa) Noelle McCarthy discovers a new object from the Te Papa collection each episode, chatting with the museum curator along the way.

(Stuff) True stories about mental health told by those who have been there.

(Matt & Ray) A motorcycling podcast, made by kiwi motorcyclists, for kiwi motorcyclists.

(The Spinoff) A monthly books podcast hosted by Louisa Kasza, Jenna Todd and Kiran Dass.

(NZ Society of Authors) Dana Wensley is the Freedom of Speech spokesperson for PEN International in NZ. She delivers this five minute podcast.

New Zealand’s pinball podcast. Simon Haxton talks with players, collectors, operators, repairers, competitors, and restorers.

(Raniera Rewiri) Raniera advocates living a full life and making the absolute most of what he's been given. From fitness, self-development, helping rangatahi, public speaking and running his own vegan food brand - Tupuanuku, this man is across it all.

(Will Fleming) connects with deep-thinkers for conversations that go deep into the meaning of life and deeper into the abyss of the unknown.

(Spinoff & Spark) The Spinoff and Spark proudly present Pod On The Couch, a weekly podcast exploring music and the people that make it.

(Shawn Moodie, Johan Chang, & Rachel Windsor) A comedic storytelling podcast about sex, love, and dating for the “Tinder generation”. Prepare to feel a whole lot better about your dating life.

(Little Empire) Jeb Lund (Rolling Stone political contributor) and Tim Batt (New Zealand comedian) join forces to commentate the final sprint to the White House.

(Podcasts.NZ) The ACT Party’s weekly podcast for those who love free markets and free minds. Each episode covers off the week in politics and one big idea for a better tomorrow.

(RNZ) Melody Thomas (Bang!) and Tony Stamp (Music101) explore the themes and iconic characters of popular culture.

(Podcasts.NZ) An entertaining & educating show hosted by Dr Michelle Dickinson. Top comedians and scientists ponder animal intelligence, medicinal marijuana, the science of attraction and more.

(Charm Offensive Records) Various record label hanger-onners talk your favourite pile of barely coherent babbling. If you genuinely have nothing better to do with your time, click here.

Hosted by kiwi music legend MC Slave aka Loggy Logg, celebrating the people, scenes, and places in New Zealand music

(ABC) Kiwi-born Ollie Wards chronicles how his brother's whirlwind romance with a charismatic Californian con woman ultimately cost his family more than a million dollars.

(Deano & Chris) covering news, previews, race reviews, and more. Series covered: Formula E, Moto E, Extreme E, Roborace & Jaguar I-PACE eTrophy. Recorded in New Zealand & the UK.

(Daryl Habraken) RESULTS MAY VARY is about bringing voices together. Voices that educate, advocate, motivate and entertain. Honest opinions and anecdotes from influential raconteurs.

(Gene Alexander & Zaryd Wilson) each episode covers one episode of Whanganui's history: like the Aramoho Zoo, the murder of Chow Yat, the bomb threat at Star FM to name a few.

Beef & Lamb NZ) Stories & information from from Beef + Lamb New Zealand, the farmer-owned industry organisation representing New Zealand’s sheep and beef farmers

(Global Voice Media) Hosted by Pat Brittenden & featuring comedians Chris Brain and Jeremy Elwood. The show discusses NZ politics seasoned with a dash of Kiwi humour.

(Leilani Momoisea Dallas & Ben Lawson) ‘Where are you from?” Each episode begins by asking creative New Zealanders how they tackle that loaded question, and the stories go from there.

(RNZ) The best new music, brought to you weekly by the RNZ Music team. Host Kirsten Johnstone and fellow music obsessives offer a handpicked selection of what's good from Aotearoa and abroad.

(Zaryd Wilson) A Whanganui-based interview podcast hosted in the Old Chronicle Building.

(RNZ) Jan Hellriegel's podcast is a celebration of life and its foibles as well as its perfect imperfection. It represents the journey, not the destination, and tells a tale of grit and never giving up.

(RNZ) Jan Hellriegel's podcast is a celebration of life and its foibles as well as its perfect imperfection. It represents the journey, not the destination, and tells a tale of grit and never giving up.

(Deloitte NZ) Our quality of life is dependent on nurturing our wellbeing. Hear from authors and special guests on why wellbeing is so important, and how we foster for the benefit of all Kiwis.

(Simon Sweetman) talks to musicians, writers, actors, comedians, people of interest. Creative types share their stories.

(Teaching Council of NZ) This page has up-to-date Teaching Today podcast episodes. It's a podcast about teachers, with teachers and for teachers.

(ACC) The Alternative Commentary Collective podcast. Featuring interviews and all the major talking points from the world of sports, urban dictionary and more. Your #2 favourite sports podcast!

(Chris & Sam) A show made by two unique individuals who first met at the Social Media Club – Hamilton, and telling random stories over a beer seemed natural.

((Brave New Coin) Andy Pickering hosts Crypto Conversation, talking to the key people creating the Bitcoin, blockchain and cryptocurrency future.

(RNZ) The news, explained. Join Sharon Brettkelly and Alex Ashton every weekday as they make sense of the big stories with the country’s best journalists and top experts.

(Dylan Walters) inspirational and practical insights through conversations with inspiring guests. You'll hear about nutrition, exercise, running, sustainability, mindfulness, food, spirituality, meditation and much more.

(Stuff) Centres on an infamous unsolved murder case, in a rural district of New Zealand: examining the colourful characters involved and their unending search for justice, the kicks in the guts, the suspicions, and the fresh clues.

(The Spinoff) Naomi Arnold interviews some of New Zealand’s best feature writers and news journalists about how they hunted down the biggest stories of their careers.

(Podcast.NZ) Join Vanessa Baxter as she talks with guests from around the world about how food nourishes relationships by bringing family and friends together.

Marie Ross talks to artists about various topics in the arts. Guests are not necessarily household names, but are all known and respected in their disciplines. The Fidelio Podcast deals with ideas and inspiration, what these artists' lives are like, and why they are driven to create.

(JP Tocker) The JP Tocker Show is a podcast that talks to successful people and shares their learnings with the listeners.

(Tempo Fit) A new episode every Tuesday for your fix of the Kiwi Running Show with hosts Hayden Shearman and Stefan Smith.

(RNZ) The true stories of New Zealand's missing people. Paloma Migone digs into the cold cases of those who never came home.

(Little Empire) Eli Matthewson and Chris Parker came out to each other eight years into their friendship, so there’s a lot to catch up on.

(Symphony Law) The New Lawyer project is an extended conversation with the New Zealand legal industry about the experience of being a law student and lawyer, and the culture we might make together.

(The NZ Brewer) Homebrewer & beer expert John Oszajca interviews some of NZ’s most celebrated professional brewers, as they share brewing tips, recipes, and industry insight.

(Property Ventures) A free weekly show featuring experts in the New Zealand property investment industry.

(The Spinoff) The Real Pod assembles to dissect the week in reality television and real life.

(Newshub) A show for and about the gay community in NZ. We'll be talking to fresh talent, finding out what's going on in the community, and discussing what it means to be gay in NZ.

(Hannah Blumhardt & Liam Prince) Two no-waste Nomads talk trash with people.

(RNZ) The science of everyday things that you’ve always wondered about, with Alison Ballance and Simon Morton.

(Newshub) Sarah Templeton and Monika Barton host The Snack, a magazine-style podcast talking all things love, relationships, dating and of course, sex.

(The Little Empire) Guy Montgomery and Tim Batt review a movie once a week, every week, for a year. Y1: Grown Ups Y2: Sex and The City 2.Y3: We Are Your Friends. Hosts who have more commitment than talent.

(The Village Church NZ) Sermons, talks, announcements, and other stuff that might be of interest to The Village Church family.

RNZ) Geoff Houtman was part of the team that created the worst sitcom ever made. It's haunted him for 25 years. Now he's on a quest to find out what went wrong and to see what lessons we can learn about failure in general.

‘Storytelling based with no opinion, just facts. We are trying to give the big picture of these crimes with context as well as investigating what happened subsequently and how the crime affected the wider community of NZ”

(David Binstead) Talks with innovators, creatives, & enterprisers making positive dents on society.

(Stitcher Premium) A lavishly sound-designed fantasy tale starring Jemaine Clement. In 1768, Lord Joseph Banks (Clement) sets sail to find a plant known to be the very source of pleasure in the world: Heaven’s Clover.

You're probably going to die in bed, so why spend any longer in it then you need to? Get up and into your day with your pal, Al.

(Little Empire) Every week Nic Sampson & Joseph Moore will attend a new movie release, and leave halfway through. It's a review of the first half of the film and a guess at what happens in the second!

(Stuff & RNZ) 40 years after the Erebus disaster claimed 257 lives, Michael Wright and Katy Gosset explore why New Zealand’s deadliest disaster was also its most controversial.

(Dave Homewood) Welcome to the Wings Over New Zealand Show, an aviation podcast all about New Zealand's aviation scene, past and present and the people who make it all happen.