Hayden Donnell joins us with Midweek Mediawatch to talk about this week in the media, including reporters out in the thick of it and the Sharma Drama . . . how have the media been handling it?...

The party's over for the world's most famous plastic container brand Tupperware in New Zealand. Nik Watts a self confessed Tupperware addict and collector, talks to Karyn about the iconic brand.

A lack of snow has brought an abrupt halt to the ski season at the Turoa skifield on Mt Ruapehu - but it's not a complete right off just yet.

A New Zealand solider has been killed in Ukraine. Former solider Aaron Wood joins joins Lately to talk about how they ended up there and what will happen next.

It's a frequently asked question up in the far north of the country and now one young entrepreneur has come up with a way to memorialise it on a t shirt Kaitaia-based ACA Clothing is now printing a T-shirt sporting with the question "Is the gorge open?"

We've had the Great Resignation and now we're on to the Quiet Quitting. Jarrod Haar is a professor of human resource management at AUT University and he's with us to explain the art of the quiet quitter.

The idea of a Wellington super city is back on the table courtesy of the Wellington Chamber of Commerce. Chief executive Simon Arcus joins Lately to discuss what their proposal is all about.

For the first time in more than 25 years employees at two Auckland packaging companies will take industrial action asking for better pay and conditions.

As the local body elections get closer we're learning more about the candidates who are running for local council and Mayor. In Dunedin one woman already has a head start on the publicity because of her beliefs.

Wellington is bracing itself ahead of the Freedoms and Rights Coalition protest demonstration tomorrow. Mayor Andy Foster updates us on how the city is preparing.