Police data has revealed the New Zealand regions where the worst speeding offences occur.

The first of our weekly series "Do It Yourself" employment law expert, Max Whitehead, gives us some tips and tricks on negotiating your work contract; how to approach it and how to get the best result for both parties.

New Zealand Flash Fiction Day is in it's 9th year now, and they chose June 22nd - Saturday - the shortest day of the year - as National Flash Fiction Day. This year's winner is Jeff Taylor from Hamilton.

New Zealand's Youth Awards have just been presented by the Minister of Youth Development, Peeni Henare, at Parliament tonight. The New Zealand Youth Awards acknowledge young people who are leading change, and two of the winners Jessica Collins and Niels Grosmann, speak with Karyn from the Beehive.

Kiwi Rules tonight features the artist "him"

US officials say President Trump approved air strikes against Iran on Thursday in retaliation for the shooting down of a surveillance drone, but later decided not to launch them.  BBC correspondent Tom Bateman talks with Karyn from Fujairah in the United Arab Emirates.

If you're an author or thinking of becoming one, the New Zealand Society of Authors Research Grants application for 2019 has gone online today. Jenny Nagle the CEO of the New Zealand Society of Authors tells Karyn more about how to apply and who is eligible.

Historian Robert Kelly begins this new weekly spot on Lately With Karyn Hay. Tonight Robert remembers the Wairau Incident in 1843 - one of the most pivotal events in early post-contact New Zealand history.

Elder abuse is physical and also financial and outgoing Retirement Commissioner, Diane Maxwell, joins Karyn to talk about how to equip retirees of today and tomorrow with the financial knowledge.

Hundreds of refugees continue to be detained by Australia on Manus Island in PNG, while PNG's new Prime Minister Marape looks to turn the island into a tax free zone. Karyn speaks with RNZ Pacific's Johnny Blades.