Technology correspondent Bill Bennett joins Kathryn to explain why construction of a rooftop satellite station in central Auckland has upset nearby residents.

Ian discusses with Kathryn the lease extension at Port Marlborough for the Bluebridge ferry, a controversial cycle lane in Blenheim, a new innovation block underway for Marlborough Boy's College and the Flaxbourne A&P show to celebrate its centenary.

Kiran Dass reviews three of her favourite books from last year.

As artificial intelligence continues to advance, it's been incorporated into a dance show.

A gathering of rural women is taking place in Southland in just over a week's time.

UK: Mandelson 'flight risk', Chagos deal confusion, and more.

Nine years ago Heather Black - a self-taught sewer - started her first class for adults in Auckland.

New research from the country's largest longitudinal study of child wellbeing has found experience at school is critical to good mental health in young people.

Public Trust has so far fielded hundreds of complaints, and more than $300,000 worth of unpaid debts owing to it after changes were made to auditing fees.

Science commentator Laurie Winkless looks at how Korean researchers have taken waste from an abundant species of clams to recreate the silk produced from another, endangered species of clam. A study out of Canada has found that construction produces the equivalent of 1 - 3 metric tons of carbon per person each year - and it needs to drop by 10 % to stay on top of emission reduction targets - so how can it be done? And a fishing ban on the Yangzte River appears to be working, with fish biomass increasing