Boris Johnson is Britain's new Prime Minister and today is his first day in the role after winning a convincing victory over Jeremy Hunt in tthe Conservative party leadership race.

Video games, board games, e-sport, sport-sport... it's all Game Theory, and tonight we're taking a look at the New Zealand video game production industry.

More than two hundred people marched to Parliament today calling for reform of New Zealand's abortion laws, as Cabinet prepares to consider a bill that would remove abortion from the Crimes Act.

Either Boris Johnson or Jeremy Hunt will become the new Conservative leader as the result of the contest to succeed Theresa May is announced.

Tonight we look at something you probably shouldn't do all on your own - making a will. Barrister and solicitor Sally Morris from Morris Legal has seen a fair few wills and the court cases that can arise from them.

Workshops about the Medicinal Cannabis Scheme are being held in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch this week and next. Chris House is a Principal Advisor with the Ministry of Health, and speaks with Karyn after tonight's workshop.

Major reforms to New Zealand's gun laws were flagged in the wake of the Christchurch mosque shootings, with the details announced by the Prime Minister today.

Wellington's avant Finn Johansson brings his chat and charm to Friday's Lately talking us through new music finds and forecasts.

A kava bar has opened in downtown Auckland hoping to launch kava into the Kiwi mainstream. Kava is the earthy-tasting drink made from ground kava root that has been used widely across the Pacific for centuries.

This week our resident historian Robert Kelly reckons history has gone to the dogs!