RNZ National, and our music feature for this week is from Flying Out Records and Matthew Crawley

Experts are worried about the rising trend of wildlife selfies that can cause stress to some species and lead to dangerous situations.

It's 50 years ago this week since the first ATM sparked into life and changed the world.

An audit into litter across New Zealand estimates there are more than 10 billion cigarette butts strewn across New Zealand.

Professor of Law and Human Rights from University of Bristol, Gavin Phillipson talks about the every changing political situation in the UK

Mediawatch's weekly catch up with Lately and Karyn Hay. Jeremy Rose talks about local body election coverage, David Byrne's new journalism venture, fires from Siberia to Indonesia, and the invisibility of women and children in the media.

The Supreme Court appeal of convicted child sex offender Peter Ellis will still likely go ahead despite his death on Wednesday. Karyn speaks to Christchurch sociologist, Jarrod Gilbert about the case.

Time for our occasional series Game Theory and tonight - how much time are people spending playing video games, and is there a gender difference?

The Papua New Guinea Government is winding up the asylum-seeker detention facilities on Manus Island. Karyn speaks about the impact of these changes with refugee advocate, Ian Rintoul, from the Refugee Action Coalition in Australia.

Karyn speaks with Dr Maryann Heather from Southseas Healthcare who is a GP working at the frontline of the measles outbreak.