Media Watch's Colin Peacock gives us an update about what the media is up to so far this week including talking about reporters stealing other people's stories.

Defence lawyer, Adam Couchman discusses the proposed law changes that would mean victims in sexual violence cases may not have to appear in a court room at all.

Karyn speaks with the Director of the Ministry of Civil Defence and Emergency, Sarah Stuart-Black, about how to prepare for the unexpected and respond to major disruption at a local level.

It's time for Lately Book Club where every fortnight we go exploring in the world of literature and invite you to come along. Catherine Woulfe tells us about the work of Sherryl Jordan.

Wellington motorists have been lining up to fill up their tanks at the capital's newest petrol station, which has been selling petrol for 30 cents less per litre than the local average.

The government wants to change the law so that victims in sexual violence cases may not have to appear in a court room at all.

It's time for our fortnightly look into our own ignorance with 'I Didn't Know That'. We take a reasonably complex topic and try to make it less confusing. Dr Kenneth Young teaches orchestral conducting and composition at the New Zealand School of Music, and gives us a 101 on how an orchestra works.

RNZ Sport correspondent Hamish Bidwell joins Karyn Hay to talk about the moves New Zealand Rugby has made to deal with bad behaviour on tour

With Europe sweltering under dangerously high record breaking temperatures, chief scientist of the World Meteorological Organisation Professor Pavel Kabat speaks with Karyn Hay about Earth experiencing its warmest years on record.

From New York to Melbourne to Wellington, Danielle Street guides Karyn on a tour of the latest music releases featuring Serpentwithfeet's Receipts, Sui Zhen's Perfect Place and Leisure World from Alphabethead.