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Nude cyclists will pedal around the Coromandel town of Waihi next month to highlight the vulnerability of road cyclists and protest the overuse of cars. The World Naked Bike Ride - Waihi Beach is believed to be the first event of its kind in the North Island, says organiser Andrew Cook.

Staff engagement surveys - how effective are they? Who do they serve, and why are they so popular... with employees? Here to help answer those questions is Adam Edwards, Regional Director at Hays Recruitment.

Sportscaster Zoe George, senior sports journalist at Stuff, joins the show for a breakdown of the weekend's big sporting news.

World renowned physical theatre and contemporary circus performer Thom Monckton has his hands busy at the moment, touring not one but two shows around the country.

A mystery package arrived at Wellington's Interislander terminal this week, the bright orange buoy accompanied with a regretful note from the thief.

It's been a chaotic and tumultuous twenty four hours on Britain's political scene with Liz Truss resigning after just six weeks as the UK Prime Minister.

Film critic Dan Slevin joins the show to share his film selections to kick-start your binge watching this weekend.

Playing sound while you are sleeping could help to strengthen some memories, while weakening others according to new research from the University of York.

A leading proponent of the art of bonsai in Aotearoa, Joy Morton has been working with the tiny trees for 54 years. her Dunedin backyard and shed are home to more than 100 trees, some of which are decades old. Joy is currently attending the ninth World Bonsai Convention, a virtual get-together of bonsai practioners around the globe who shared their techniques and dive into panel discussions. Joy is also a founding member of the The Otago Bonsai Society, which is holding an exhibition at Dunedin Community Gallery until 24 October.

Thelma Luxton has become the first female president in Taranaki Cricket's 127-year history. Her appointment follows more than 50 years manning the score books for the Taranaki side, as she replaces long-serving president Neville Frampton - who held the position 26 years. Luxton joins the show to share her vision for the club.