Technology commentator Mark Pesce looks at how generative AI is creating more and more videos - but is it being almost weaponised and targeted against us?

Kirsty discusses local anger over the removal of native birds from a local bird sanctuary, a new agri tourism business is due to open and the redevelopment of a local playground gets the tick of approval from local children.

Stella Chrysostomou reviews Empathy by Bryan Walpert, published by Makaro Press.

New figures released by Immigration New Zealand show the number of people being deported from New Zealand has gone up by almost a quarter in the last financial year to the end of June.

Journalist Tim Weiner examines the role of the CIA after the Cold War - and how it's faring under Donald Trump

UK correspondent Dan Bloom joins Kathryn to talk about deputy PM and housing secretary Angela Rayner's admission that she underpaid stamp duty when buying an £800,000 flat.

As the education sector gets a shake-up, an Auckland-based charity is quietly getting on with their mission to train teachers in classrooms.

Households and businesses in Auckland wanting to disconnect their piped gas could face higher fees to do so.

The Chief Justice's annual report says too few judges, high workloads and stress, not enough court rooms and fewer lawyers offering legal aid are putting the judiciary under considerable stress.

Roughly 20 percent of families with kids under five experience an accidental poisoning every year. More than half the calls to the National Poisons Centre are about this.