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Jacqueline Hellyer, a Sydney-based psychosexual therapist, talks with Karyn about kissing.

Jason Morrison from 7News in Australia joins us with the latest news from across the ditch.

Paul Campbell is the National Technical Leader - Building Structures with WSP in Auckland. Paul is a subject matter expert in post disaster building management and has played significant roles in both the Christchurch and Kaikoura EQ response.

His name's Che Orton, and when he's not saving lives on the streets of Hamilton as a first responder, he's the city's leading Elvis Presley.

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

Renowned wildlife photographer Rod Morris is responsible for the stunning images in a new book The New Zealand Seashore Guide, co-authored with marine scientist Sally Carson.

Koroi Hawkins presents a daily current affairs programme that delves deeper into the major stories of the week, through a Pacific lens, and shines a light on issues affecting Pacific people wherever they are in the world.

Wombats. Those furry, short-legged and burrow-dwelling marsupials that had a bit of a rough time when bad weather his the east coast of Australia recently. We spoke to Wombat Support and Rescue NSW founder Yolandi Vermaak a few weeks ago. She joins us now from Canberra for an update on how the wombats under her care are doing.

At the grand old age of ninety, most of us wouldn't want to think about working day to day. But not Mary Houghton. She's a 90-year-old carer and former nurse from Southport, in the UK.

Our smartphones are a constant companion. Even when they're out of our hands and on silent, they're sitting there begging for our attention But our phones don't need to ping to distract us and tax our brains. Dr. Sharon Horwood, Senior Lecturer in Psychology at Deakin University in Geelong, Australia joins Karyn on the programme.