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Comedians Te Radar and Elisabeth Easther with a few laughs including where a Lego piece disappeared for 26 years!.
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Sam covers off the latest wtih the All Blacks, Black Caps, the America's Cup. And he marks the passing of former All White Sam Malcolmson who was a member of the 1982 World Cup Squad.
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The Opotiki Harbour project is marking a significant milestone today - the rock seawalls will be blessed and opened to visitors for the first time.
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If you've watched any of the debates or the coverage of the upcoming US election, it is clear the country is divided.
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In Papua New Guinea, the police say what began as a dispute between two illegal miners erupted into violence and killings, leaving 32 people dead.
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Industrial design graduate Jack Pugh has won the 2024 National James Dyson Award for his medical multi-tool. The 22-year-old's invention is designed to improve safety for healthcare workers and reduce waste.
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CentrePort's tugs - the Tapuhi and then the Tiaki - had to tow Bluebridge's Connemara back to Pipitea wharf early this morning, when the ship lost power.
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At least two investigations are underway following the Connemara ship's power failure in Cook Strait overnight.
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Film and TV reviewer Chris Schulz joins Kathryn to talk about Wise Guy: David Chase and the Sopranos, which has first-hand accounts of the people who brought the popular TV series to life.
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Whether your child is being bullied, or your child is being a bully, Dr Karyn Healy has advice.
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Tech commentator Peter Griffin has been at software giant Salesforce's annual conference where billionaire founder Marc Benioff unveiled his company's plans for AI agents.
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Plans for a ferry service in Tauranga have been sunk after the Bay of Plenty Regional Council refused to subsidise the fares.
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Harry Ricketts reviews Chew the Bright Hysteria: Poems & Paintings by Rhondda Greig published by Quentin Wilson Publishing
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Lynda La Plante is regarded as the doyenne of British crime drama. She's turned to telling her own story in a new memoir: Getting Away With Murder.
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UK correspondent Matthew Parris joins Kathryn to talk about the 800,000 people who have left the labour market since the pandemic, the biggest drop since the 80s. It comes as the government ignores the rules requiring civil servants to be in the office three days a week and plans to give staff more flexible working rights.
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Federated Mountain Clubs is seeking keen trampers to help look after New Zealand's network of public huts.
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Forensic psychiatrist Dr Erik Monasterio says the increasing incarceration of people who are mentally unwell is unethical and likely unlawful.
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Kiwibank's chief executive Steve Jurkovich says the home-grown bank can provide real competition to the big four.
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Money expert Liz Koh joins Kathryn to look at the way the effect of interest rate changes is often focused on those with mortgages.
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Former animal services officer Betty Hall with great advice on understanding dogs, training puppies and getting canine harmony in the home.
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