Shaun Robinson, Chief Executive of the Mental Health Foundation of New Zealand Joins us to explain why extremism is not a mental illness

In light ofPrime Minister Jacinda Ardern's announcement today that New Zealand will ban all military-style semi-automatic weapons and assault rifles, we talk to Miles Anderson from Federated Farmers

More than 18-thousand people pack into Dunedin's Forsyth Barr Stadium to pay their respects to the 50 people who died in the Christchurch terror attacks. Mayor Dave Cull talks about his challenge tonight to challenge casual racism.

Jeremy Rose joins us for our midweek look at who's doing what in the media.

Louise Marra is Leadership New Zealand's Programme Director. Louise wears many hats but much of her work focusses on trauma and grief.

Wellington's central library is being closed indefinitely after a new engineering report raised concern about its safety in a significant earthquake. We talk to Wellington Mayor, Justin Lester.

We're joined by media law expert Ursula Cheer from Canterbury University's Law School to discuss some of the aspects of the media response to this tragedy.

Carla Gray is a former RNZ reporter who is now based in London with the BBC.

Rhys Jones is on the line from Cambodia. Rhys was born and raised in Christchurch and lived there for 27 years. Living abroad since 2001. He still has family and friends in Christchurch and this is not the first time he's watched from afar as the city goes through difficult times.

Newsroom reporter, Thomas Coghlan is taking a look at Hansard to find out how our leaders and representatives have spoken about immigrants.