To butterfly news now! The call has gone out nationwide for people to report sightings of the native Forest Ringlet Butterfly. The butterfly is expected to be in decline and in recent years it has been retreating from traditional habitats.

Thousands of highly skilled theatre, festival and events professionals have had to little or no work since March when the lockdowns preventing the spread of Covid-19 stopped the industry in its tracks. Vicki Cooksley from Entertainment Technology New Zealand talks with Karyn Hay about "Light It In Red".

The Serious Fraud Office has charged two people with obtaining by deception, over its investigation into the New Zealand First Foundation - but Winston Peters says his party is in the clear.

The Government Covid 19 tracer app saw a huge rise in users during Aotearoa's second wave of the coronavirus, but how capable is the nationwide tracing and testing system is if there is another outbreak of community transmission?

Wellington City Mission is creating what it's calling a social supermarket for the people it helps. Karyn catches up with Wellington City Missioner Murrary Edridge.

The US election, Trump's taxes, the European Council and the London Marathon on BBC's Audrey Tinline's list of topics which she'll cover with Karyn Hay in tonight's weekly cross to London.

It's been a pretty tough year for retailers who rely on physical objects but that hasn't deterred Aro Video owner Andrew Armitage. The shop on Aro Street in the heart of Wellington's Aro Valley has just turned 31!

There's been a lot of discussion in the wake of Te Wiki o te Reo Maori about what our nation should be called officially. Karyn speaks to the founder and publisher of Oratia books Peter Dowling who has been digging into the history of the names used in Aotearoa New Zealand.

One adult a week is being admitted to the intensive care unit at Christchurch Hospital because of poor dental health. Specialist dentist Juliet Gray speaks with Karyn Hay about the challenges she and her colleagues face.

The Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care hearings have resumed in Auckland this week. Karyn speaks with Hanne Janes who is the Lead Counsel for the Inquiry's redress investigation.