Nine To Noon

There's a hunger strike at a New Jersey ICE facility and new legal setbacks for President Trump over a controversial $1.8 billion fund, and partisan tensions threatening the nation's 250th-anniversary celebrations.

In 2004 a cache of negatives by photographer Boleslaw Augustis were discovered, and they revealed life in a city in the far east of Poland that had until then believed wiped from history.

The biggest upgrade of nautical charts in decades is underway with boaties able to move away from paper.

Community patrols - known as the as 'eyes and ears' for Police - are calling for volunteers, with vacancies open around the country.

Sam Ackerman on All Whites defender Tim Payne becoming a global superstar, and more from the world of sports.

Te Radar and Donna Brookbanks with some lighter news from the week.

Mike discusses Meridians plans to build a big wind and solar energy park between Waitotara and Waiinu Beach.

Jenna Todd of Time Out Bookstore in Auckland reviews John of John by Douglas Stuart, published by Picador.

The directors join Kathryn to discuss the inspiration for the film and the involvement of Kate Moss herself.

Ed White with the latest news from across Asia.