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Renters advocates are warning the government's healthy homes deadline extension will mean more renters are hospitalised with preventable illness.

Auckland-based installation artist Dr Julie Teale is opening a new exhibition this week showcasing a year's worth of found or donated objects. Entitled Koha - Presenting Plentitude, the show starts on Saturday 26 November at Aratoi Wairarapa Museum of Art and History in Masterton. Julia joins the show to tell us more about her work.

It seems simple. But in a world of "skinfluencers" detailing their 20-step skincare routine - what actually works? Dr Michelle Wong is a cosmetic chemist and science educator with a PhD in Chemistry. She is the founder of Lab Muffin Beauty Science.

The BBC's Eleanor Smallwood discusses Vladimir Putin in Armenia, UN/Iran Latest, and Tutankhamun

Edinburgh plumber Peter Allan found a bottle containing a 135-year-old message while cutting a hole in floorboards in a client's house.

Eleven Kiwi were released into the Mākara hills of Wellington over the weekend - the first step in bringing the national icon back to the nation's capital.

The Supreme Court has paved the way for a possible change to the voting age. After failing in the High Court and the Court of Appeal, lobby group Make it 16 took their case to the supreme court earlier this year. The court this morning declared the minimum voting age of 18-years-old is inconsistent with the New Zealand Bill of Rights Act. But the ruling doesn't automatically guarantee the voting age will be lowered - that can be done only by parliament.

Are dinner parties a thing of the past? One person who hosts dinner parties more than most is gastronomad and author Peta Mathias.

Veteran sports broadcaster and cricket commentator Bryan Waddle joins Karyn on the programme.

The Kiwi Ferns will go toe-to-toe with with the Jillaroos in the early hours of Sunday morning - after a stunning performance knocking out England in the semis. A week after the Black Ferns lifted rugby union's World Cup, glory is within reach for the 13-woman code at Old Trafford in Manchester. Commentator Honey Hireme-Smiler competed at World Cups for both the Kiwi Ferns and Black Ferns .