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Rick Wentz is a Chartered geotechnical engineer originally from Northern California who has lived in New Zealand since 2011 - coming here in response to the Christchurch earthquakes. Rick talks to Mark about seismic risk - what it means for the general community and the role of a geotechnical engineering in helping to manage it.

Colin Peacock talks to Mark Leishman about two leaders in the spotlight over their conduct: cabinet minister Kiri Allan and Wellington mayor Tory Whanau. Also - lifting the lid on the abuse of migrant workers and over-the-top coverage of 'pain at the petrol pump'.

A winning Lotto ticket was recently bought at FreshChoice Merivale in Christchurch, and the winner has yet to claim the prize money - $33.5m to be exact. Lotto's head of communications Lucy Fullarton.

New Zealand's most promising young farmers are converging on Timaru over the next three days, hoping to take out the annual Young Farmer of The Year Award. 2022 young farmer of the year Tim Dangen.

Many of us aren't alone in feeling the pinch in the wallet over the past year or so. Sasha Lockley is the co-founder and CEO of Money Sweetspot, a social enterprise focusing on consolidating debt and helping people control their debt and provide financial education.

Sleep apnoea: What is the disorder affecting US President Joe Biden and how is it treated? Consultant Respiratory and Sleep Physician Dr Andrew Davies.

A family of four have been bitten by the van life bug - so much so they don't think they'll live in a house again. About 4 years ago Andrew and Tracey along with their two boys Luke and Brody packed up their home and life in Invercargill and moved into a caravan.

Across the ditch in Australia almost thrity years ago the town of Halls Gap, nestled in the heart of Victoria's Grampians National Park, put a ban on owning cats.

A safety expert is encouraging parents not to to strap their children into a car seat while wearing a puffer jacket.

Two ill-equiped climbers lost on the Remarkables mountain range near Queenstown have a group of volunteers to thank for getting them back to safety.