The biggest overhaul of retirement village laws in two decades promises clearer rules and stronger protections for residents.

Film and television reviewer Tom Augustine joins Kathryn to look at how the latest Knives Out mystery starring Daniel Craig as detective Benoit Blanc compares to the first two. After the Hunt is a psychological thriller starring Julia Roberts as a college professor caught in a sexual abuse allegation between a student and a colleague. Nuremberg stars Russell Crowe as Hermann Goring and Rami Malek as the US psychiatrist who examined him ahead of the war crimes tribunal. And Tom also reviews Stranger Things 5. Tom Augustine is a Tamaki based filmmaker and critic.

Is competition, jealousy, and conflict between brothers and sisters a normal part of growing up? While bickering and nitpicking can be hard for parents, can sibling rivalry also be a way for children to learn life skills? Kathryn talks with Clinical Psychologist and mum of three, Jacqui Maguire.

Tech commentator Alex Sims looks at computer programs that use artificial intelligence to pursue goals and tasks with minimal input.

Ché discusses the decision to pay $500,000 to remove large trees in Invercargill's central business district.

Paul Diamond reviews 50 Years of the Waitangi Tribunal edited by Carwyn Jones and Maria Bargh, published by Huia Publishers.

The government's long-awaited changes to the retirement villages legislation have been announced.

He's known for his roles in movies including The Kite Runner, Green Zone and United 93, as well as playing Dodi Fayed in The Crown.

Our UK correspondent looks at why Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been facing claims she mislead the public about the nation's finances.

New Zealand has its first national wastewater standards - after Cabinet agreed to new rules that will come into force on December 19.