Bruce Munro

Bruce Munro talks to the award-winning investigative journalist Stephen Davis about government cover-ups, big business tactics and the role of conspiracies in the Christchurch mosques massacre.

Census 2018 was a mess. A year on, big chunks are still missing from the data needed to plan the country’s future, Bruce Munro reports.

Caring is so essential it's almost invisible. Looking at our past reveals how wide-reaching and significant caring is, historian Barbara Brookes says. It also poses questions about how careless we're becoming, writes Bruce Munro.

Disputes over estates, fracturing family relationships, are likely to become more common. But a bigger problem is the hidden way inheritances fracture society, a NZ wealth and inequality researcher says.

Neil Finn joining Fleetwood Mac seems a bolt out of the blue - until you know the backstory. Bruce Munro talks to Mick Fleetwood about line-up changes, friendship with the Finns and 50 years of making music.

A lot can happen in 12 months - starting a new career, getting pregnant, being given a new lease on life. Bruce Munro hears from five people who epitomise the phrase ‘‘What a difference a year makes’’.

You'll be surprised when you realise how much of your personal data is in other people's hands. For Bruce Munro, the challenge was how to live well in this unprivate, digital age.

Vector the robot moves us by moving himself - a chirping, talking, wide-eyed bundle of autonomous software, writes Bruce Munro.

At just 18, he is a bright young rugby talent. But he has had to battle a terrible year to get there. James Arscott talks to Bruce Munro about the grief of his father's sudden death.