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Film and TV reviewer Tamar Munch joins Kathryn to talk what she's been watching.

Loneliness might sound more of an older person's problem, but research suggests it's young people who feel it most acutely. 

The latest news in French language (La Langue Française).

A look at some of the common scams around - something that the average New Zealand will encounter a staggering 152 times per year.

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

RNZ Pacific correspondent Johnny Blades looks at contenders for the Rugby League World Cup, and more. 

TEC defends limits on nursing student enrolments; Willie Jackson on Labour's push for Maori party votes; Craig McCulloch on the second Luxon-Hipkins debate; Is New Zealand's brain drain to Australia slowing?

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

UK correspondent Harry Taylor joins Kathryn to look at the visit by President Volodymyr Zelensky with PM Andy Burnham, amid rising tension between the US and Ukraine. The UK PM has had to row back on his claim that Russia interfered in the Brexit vote, and is also facing questions about dinners he had with Manchester City football club's owners. The family of a man killed by a tiger say online cov...

Known for her vibrant take on food and travel, Peta Mathias' new book encourages home-cooks to have a go at hosting a so-called Supper Club. 

Vaughan Fergusson created and sold the cloud retail platform, Vend, for $500m in 2021, joins Kathryn to talk about startup rules.

There's little consolation for Wellington ratepayers over the region's water entity, Tiaki Wai which is facing a backlog of repairs.

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

For ten years, a volunteer group has been trapping predators across 300 hectares of the Kaimai Mamaku Conservation Park. In that time, they've removed more than 24,000 pests, bringing back native birds, bats and plants. And now they're venturing into new territory where they'll be trialling AI traps. Whakamarama Forest Project long-time trapper Alison McCulloch spoke to John Campbell.

It wasn't only party heavyweights going head-to-head on the campaign trail last night. In Stratford the leading contenders in the Whanganui electorate faced-off at a debate hosted by Federated Farmers at the TET Multisports Complex. Before heading along, our Taranaki Whanganui reporter Robin Martin hit Broadway to gauge interest in the up-coming election.

Costco might be heading for Christchurch. The American discount retailer is reportedly seeking fast track approval to open in the Garden City. If it gets the green light, it will likely be seen as another feather in the cap for a city that's thriving. John Plato, co-founder of Christchurch marketing and advertising agency Plato spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

The latest news in Tongan language (Lea Faka-Tonga) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network.

When you hear music in a shop, or restaurant, or on the radio, a small part of that business's revenue ends up in the pocket of the songwriters. The agency responsible for making that happen in Australia in New Zealand is APRA - now in its 100th year. And for the past 61 years, the organisation has been recognising the best songwriters, with the APRA Silver Scroll. Hugh Sundae reports.

An early morning sports news update.

The latest market updates and news from RNZ's business team.

Auckland's experience of the past 10 years shows that a key way to slow house price growth is to keep on top of supply. That's according to property data firm Cotality, which has released a new research note looking at how prices have moved over the past 10 years and since the peak. Money correspondent Susan Edmunds spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

Last night's ASB Great Debate in Queenstown put political leaders on the spot over fiscal fixes, food prices and the future of the economy. RNZ's Business Editor Corin Dann was at the finance debate and spoke to John Campbell.

The government says AI could make the public sector more efficient, favouring a 'light touch' approach to regulation relying on existing laws to manage risks. Wellington consultancy Dragonfly Data Sciences is already working with government agencies, including analysis of public submissions. Dragonfly's founder and director, and one of its principal data scientists, Edward Abraham spoke to Ingrid...

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

The Red Cross is partnering with Uber this weekend to make it easier to donate. People in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch will be able to order an Uber to pick up good quality, pre-loved clothing from their doorstep. Last year, more than 64,000 kilograms of clothing was donated through the drive, helping the Red Cross raise money for humanitarian programmes. Sophie Jones from the Red Cross s...