Newspapers from 100 years ago predicted what the year 2024 would look like. Many of the predictions were wrong. But some were right.

Indecent, AI-generated photos of the global popstar have prompted US lawmakers to call for action on the burgeoning new technology.

Barbara Brinsley holds the esteemed title of aesthetics coordinator for the Dunedin Hospital and tells Nights about the benefits of having art on ward walls.

Just before 11pm we will be crossing over to our friends at the BBC to take a look at some of the events making headlines internationally Tonight we're joined by Rob Hugh-Jones.

Big wins in test cricket, the Phoenix's continued success in the A League table, and Lydia Ko's second-place finish at the LPGA Tour.

While Aucklanders rub their extra day off in other centres' faces, Lewis Holden reckons provincial holidays should be written off altogether.

Peter Tremain is developing a probe-style device which can be sent into the gut through our mouths to measure electrical signals.

Hospitality operator and te reo Maōri advocate Anton Matthews says his favourite whakataukī is about valuing people who work in the public eye just as much as those who work behind the scenes.

Finn's back for 2024, and no doubt ready to inform, educate and entertain us with an array of eclectic music. Featuring tracks from Lily Seabird, Faye Webster and Nia Archives.

Last year, five friends saved a Waikaka pub from closing down by going in on the purchase together. Tomorrow, the Waikaka Royal Hotel has its grand reopening.