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Sports commentator Bryan Waddle joins Karyn on the show for a rundown of the latest sporting news.

Thousands of Kiwis are gathering in West Auckland on Sunday to help with the big clean-up after the extreme weather. It's an event led by the Student Volunteer Army. Auckland Club President and University of Auckland student, Jake Parsons, joins Karyn Hay

The city of Auckland has never experienced anything like it before. Last Friday's storm was Auckland's "wettest day on record", officials say, causing serious flooding, widespread damage and landslides. Why did the storm cause so many landslides, and what can be done about it? Martin Brook, Associate Professor of Applied Geology from the University of Auckland, joins us with some answers

Karyn talks to the Mangere MP Aupito William Sio

It's a big night in the capital where a record-breaking crowd is singing and swaying along to one of music's biggest stars. British singer songwriter Ed Sheeran is playing to 48-thousand people at Sky Stadium as part of his Mathematics World Tour. And he's pulling out all the stops - his team saying tonight's production is the biggest to ever come to New Zealand. Joining us on the show from Sky Stadium is stadium chief executive Shane Harmon.

The story of a battered GoPro found on a deserted Dunedin beach in September 2020.

The long-list for the prestigious Ockham New Zealand Book Awards is out with a record breaking 44 titles. The awards showcase the best of the country's literary talent - covering poetry, prose, general and illustrated non-fiction. To tell Karyn all about the longlist, she's joined by Nicola Legat, the Chair of the New Zealand Book Awards Trust.

Manland, male retreat, sanctuary, happy place, shrine - all different ways describing the holy grail of spaces coveted by man... the man cave. Greg Wasley is a bit of an expert when it comes to man caves, because mancavery runs in the family.

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

Arguing with your partner might not be at the top of your 'to do list', but according to author and relationship advice counsellor Joanna Harrison, the things we argue about need attention.