Karyn speaks with Kate Hannah who is the a member of The Disinformation Project studying unreliable information.

A new exhibition in the Wairarapa is looking at the fashion and culture of the 60s through the lens of fashion photographer Michael Cooper. Masterton bookstore owner and publisher David Hedley of Hedleys Book was an editor and co-publisher of a book about Cooper titled Blinds & Shutters.

Three thousand claimants, who allege state-owned Southern Response misled customers by withholding the true cost of rebuilding their quake damaged Christchurch homes, are continuing to prepare their class action.

The W.D. Trotter Anatomy museum at the University of Otago is New Zealand's oldest and biggest anatomy museum and a unique study is being undertaken by Anatomy PhD student Ruth Warren.

Rob Hugh-Jones from the BBC World Service joins Karyn to look at the events that look likely to make international headlines this week.

The long-delayed Erebus crash memorial is a step closer as the Ministry for Culture and Heritage has been granted permission by Heritage New Zealand to build the structure in Parnell's Dove-Myer Robinson Park. Karyn speaks with Reverend Dr John Waugh from the Erebus National Memorial group.

Finn Johansson is back for his fortnightly surf through new music! He's joining Karyn tonight from a boat, cellphone service providing!

Are there copperhead snakes on the West Coast? Some locals are convinced, but scientists aren't so sure. Intrepid snake correspondent Charlie O'Mannin went south on an Odd-hiss-ey to find out what's going on.

It's almost a week since the blaze started near Lake Pukaki in the Mackenzie District and Fire and Emergency continue around the clock to bring it under control. Karyn catches up with Principal Rural Fire Officer, Rob Hands, as he prepares a team of 50 firefighters for the weekend ahead.

It's time for the rest is history, and this week we're searching for gold! On the 7th of September 1909 'Messrs Scott and Sharpe' found the heaviest gold nugget on record in New Zealand at Ross on the West Coast.