The NZ–India relationship is under the spotlight. We unpack the Free Trade Agreement, explore what it's like being Māori-Indian amid the recent political rhetoric, and catch up with actor Jordi Webber on his journey to Spartacus.

From prison to Doctor to politics: Dr Timoti Te Moke sets his sights on Parliament. Riqi Harawira reflects on overcoming addiction, leaving behind his days with '90s rock band Dead Flowers, and finding a renewed purpose through music.

Enere McLaren-Taana was stabbed and killed in broad daylight at a busy Dunedin bus stop, prompting his whānau to speak out about their grief and the long road through the justice system. And we are with first time Labour candidate Mananui Ramsden.

Elections: Te Pāti Māori co-leader Rawiri Waititi joins Moana for a one-on-one interview. 

We discuss recent social housing announcements to the upcoming election and the state of New Zealand journalism. Featuring veteran broadcaster Mike McRoberts, associate professor of politics Lara Greaves, and Matthew Tukaki from Radio Waatea.

Why would anyone (let alone teenagers) agree to share personal, sometimes sensitive information with strangers - across 21 years? We take a deep dive into the Growing Up in NZ Study.

Kauri and Skyla Wawatai reflect on overcoming heartbreak and building KBS into a thriving sportswear brand across Australasia. We also catch up with Manukura, New Zealand’s most successful girls school rugby team.

Elections: New Zealand First leader Winston Peters joins Moana for a one-on-one interview.

We explore the rise of kapa haka and mataora in Australia, and speak with actor Alex Tarrant, who portrays Māori Battalion sergeant Haane Manahi in a new film.

Moana hosts a panel discussion with three first-time wāhine candidates, Tania Waikato (Green), Haley Maxwell (Te Pāti Māori), and Kerrin Leoni (Labour), in the hot seat as they campaign for Parliament. In Rotorua, a new golf name to watch emerges

Tāmati Stevens says Aotearoa’s ocean is dying and no one’s teaching the next generation to care. He’s protecting the moana while changing young lives. Could Ruben Love be the spark the All Blacks need?