UK correspondent Natasha Clark looks at questions put to Prime Minister Keir Starmer over his former communications chief Matthew Doyle - who was made a Lord in December - and his ties to a convicted sex offender.

She's been an advocate for women in law, and spoken about rising threats to the rule of law and the independence of the judiciary.

While no decisions have been made, Foreign Affairs and Trade has confirmed officials are working through analysis and targeted consultation.

RNZ's Susan Edmunds looks at why the economic recovery has been so slow to take off. She also looks at warnings from Consumer NZ that power prices are likely to rise by about 5 percent this year - on top of the rises that have already occurred due through increases to lines charges. Susan Edmunds is RNZ's Money Correspondent

Fleur Caulton says a recent refresh and renovation of Queenstown's Rātā signals a turning point in the tourism town's fortunes.

Kereama Wright is the Director of Mairanga Media providing news for Whakatane radio stations Tumeke FM and Sun FM.

David Hill reviews three of his favourite books from last year.

The Christchurch AI start-up that turns meeting notes into documents.

It's Swan Lake - but not as you know it. Australia's premier circus company, Circa, is bringing its version of the well-known ballet to the Auckland Arts Festival next month.

Australia correspondent Bernard Keane joins Kathryn to talk about protests at the visit of Israel's President Isaac Herzog.