A kangaroo attacked a three-year-old year old girl near Armidale in New South Wales Northern Tablelands yesterday. The Westpac Rescue Helicopter rushed to the scene to treat severe lacerations to her head, back and arm.

Parliament's Education and Workforce select committee has recommended the Government should make it compulsory for employers to reveal starting salaries in job advertisements.

Peace talks continue between Russia and Ukraine as Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said a neutral military status for Ukraine was being "seriously discussed" by the two sides. CNN Correspondent Salma Abdelaziz updates Karyn on the latest.

President of the Waikato Irish Society, John Davis joins Karyn Hay to explain the history behind St Patrick's Day and why we continue to celebrate it.

An urgent inquiry is underway after officials were informed late on Tuesday that no fluoride has been in Wellington's water supply since February. Wellington Water board chairwoman Lynda Carroll shares how this happened.

Today the Government released the final content of the "Aotearoa New Zealand's histories curriculum". From next year our own country's history will be a compulsory subject for students in all schools from primary up to Year 10.

Hospital staff say the strain on the health workforce is now beyond crisis as we currently have over 900 people in hospital and it's expected to rise. President of the NZNO, Anne Daniels joins Karyn to explain the strain they are currently under.

Colin Peacock joins Karyn Hay for the latest analysis of New Zealand's media landscape.

Yesterday there was a huge announcement by the Australian Rugby League Commission to expand the women's game. Mary Konstantopoulos is a sports commentator and explains the changes to Karyn

The number of active cases of Covid in New Zealand is currently nearing 200,000 with over 19,000 new cases today. However, for some, the temptation to fake it and say they have Covid when they haven't might be too much.