Mediawatch's weekly catch-up with Lately. Colin Peacock talks to Karyn Hay about behind-the-scenes bluster from property profiteers, the mad maths of kiwifruit, a look back at a story that faded from the headlines, the end of the innings for the oldest-ever editor - and further fallout from the coverage of Oranga Tamariki.

Professor Troy Baisden from the University of Waikato takes a look at the recent budget and asks if it's just what the doctor ordered in terms of environmental wellbeing.

Author and journalist Lynn Enright  tells Karyn about her new book Vagina: A Re-Education.

Two inquiries are getting underway into the attempted removal of a newborn Maori babty from its mother at Hawkes Bay hospital. Karyn talks to Jackie Clark is the "Aunty in Charge" from The Aunties - the organisation that helps women and their children who are living with or have lived with domestic violence.

The producers of the Broadway and West End blockbuster musical, are calling for talented New Zealand kids to seize the chance to write their very own rock song that will be played live in front of the School of Rock audience at The Civic.

An official information act request has revealed that the police have sought professional advice on their approach to social media

It's time for Pre-Wired, where we talk new release music with RNZ 's Danielle Street! This week Danielle has some brand new material from Auckland duo Purple Pilgrims.

There are only an estimated 63 adult maui dolphins left alive. In November this year commercial fishing vessels operating near their habitats will need to carry on-board cameras as part of a government effort to protect the remaining population.

Hong Kong's political crisis enters its second week, and hundreds of people are continuing to occupy streets in Hong Kong, following a massive protest over the weekend against a controversial extradition bill.

It's time for Pre-Wired, where we talk new release music with RNZ 's Danielle Street