Australia correspondent Karen Middleton joins Kathryn to talk about the thousands of jobs being cut at ANZ.

The Sorted website will soon be able to send users to a Financial Advice search tool.

The United Nations' top official on disaster risk is visiting New Zealand.

Inland Revenue is stepping up efforts to track down overseas student loan debtors.

The All Blacks win a tight encounter with South Africa at Eden Park, while the Black Ferns top their group at the Rugby World Cup with a triumph over Ireland. In the NRL the Warriors prepare for their playoffs, while Erin Routliffe wins another tittle in the tennis doubles at the US Open.

Bonivon Dyer spent 13 years creating her version of what happens to Earth after the world as we know it is destroyed by nuclear warfare. What she's constructed is so elaborate she's constructed guides on her website - and QR codes in her book - that help detail the lands and people who've evolved 600 years in the future to a planet now known as Elusis. In this future, humans have genetically unlocked their potential - it's a world based on perfection. But as her book - called Lest They Have Eyes - reveals, the long-buried legacy of the world's destruction is about to catch up with the present. Bonivon is based in the US, but currently in New Zealand and joins Susie to talk about her writing journey.

Several fast-track listed projects have hit stumbling blocks as the Government seeks a list of businesses that can transition off natural gas. Oli also discusses which company might have received the new Cook Strait ferries contract and the moves for a new terminal at Clifford Bay.

Kelly discusses parking tickets, a local police officer and a haircut, a family urging action over driving while tired after daughter is killed in crash and a netball tournament marks 90 years.

Quentin Johnson reviews The Traitors Circle by Jonathan Freedland, published by Hachette Aotearoa New Zealand.

Police at the highest levels are on the ground following the fatal shooting yesterday of Tom Phillips, the serious injury to a police officer, and the return of the child who have been missing for nearly four years. RNZ reporter Kate Green is in Hamilton.