New Zealand researchers have found potential warning signs before a volcanic eruption using artifical intelligence. They did this by studying recordings from GeoNet seismometers before 18 eruptions across six active volcanoes around the world, including Ruapehu, Tongariro, and the Whakaari White Island volcanoes. The pioneering research was spurred by the deadly Whakaari eruption. Karyn spoke to co-author of this research, University of Canterbury's Dr David Dempsy.

During the first three months of this year more than 1.5 million British households cancelled accounts for services such as Disney+, Now and Apple TV+. More than half of people cancelled to save money. Karyn speaks to Dr Marc C Scott is a Senior Lecturer in Screen media from the College of Arts and Education at Victoria University in Melbourne.

A new bill seeks to address the problems with buying apartments, such as 'proxy farming,' within the Unit Titles Act. It has the unanimous support of all parties The author of the Private Members Bill, Deputy Leader of the Opposition, Nicola Willis talks Karyn through the changes.

Russia has launched an all-out assault on Eastern Ukraine. Cities across Ukraine are now being bombarded by missiles and there are now about 76 Russian battalion tactical groups in the Donbas region. New Zealand reporter Tom Mutch spoke to Karyn about the latest on the invasion from Kyiv.

Newly released documents show that health officials agreed that MIQ was "no longer justified" for most returnees. However, it took another three and a half months, almost 40,000 MIQ stays and seven voucher lotteries before most incoming travelers could enter freely. The group Grounded Kiwis is still waiting on a judgement at the High Court on the legality of the MIQ system. Martin Newell from Grounded Kiwis says the ministry's memo added "insult to injury" for thousands of people who were unable to travel. However, Otago University Law Professor Andrew Geddis told Karyn Hay it is unlikely to be a smoking gun.

Environment Aotearoa 2022 was released today and is a stark reminder of the serious change needed to to protect New Zealand's native plants, wildlife, habitats and ecosystems. Eugenie Sage, the Green Party's environment spokesperson explains the urgency of the situation.

Central Otago are expecting a lot of traffic on their trails this Easter break and although locals and visitors are encouraged to explore, Tourism Central Otago want to raise awareness of how to keep yourself safe while doing so.

The Government have committed to establishing a women's health strategy as a part of the Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Bill. The legislation has been pushed by the Gender Justice Collective advocacy group.

Hayden Donnell talks to Karyn Hay about the latest news and controversies in New Zealand's media.

Gisborne Civil Defence Manager Ben Green updates Karyn on the latest developments of ex- tropical cyclone Fili.