Otago University's Dr Johanna Reidy researches the impact of school uniform design and policy on health and educational outcomes.

Technology correspondent Mark Pesce joins Kathryn on the French parliament's backing of a social media ban for under 15s, following Australia's move - does that mean more countries will follow?

James discusses rescues at Te Aroroa during the recent flooding, a Swiss marathon runner's success after being stranded at the Waioweka Campground by slips and the 8 year old who was joint winner in a $40,000 fishing prize.

This Compulsion in Us by Tina Makereti published by Te Herenga Waka University Press, Overseas Experience by Nicola Andrew published by Aporo Press, and Clown Town by Mick Herron published by Baskerville.

What Was I Thinking is full of anecdotes from working and family life and is interwoven with his own poetry.

UK correspondent Steph Spyro looks at what's at stake in PM Keir Starmer's visit to China, amid speculation about his future.

A community cycling initiative is helping Wellingtonians prepare for the opening of the final stretch of coastal cycle track Te Ara Tupua.

Experts are predicting AA Insurance's decision to temporarily stopped offering new home insurance policies in Westport could be the first on many.

Ever since the plans for greater housing intensification in Auckland were revealed less that six months ago, there has been outrage.

Research suggests about 70 percent of people make some kind of New Year's resolution, and "more exercise" is one of the most common.