Film and television reviewer James Croot joins Kathryn to look at The Thursday Murder Club's (Netflix) translation from page to screen - with some of the biggest names in British film and TV, can it possibly fail? Pee Wee as Himself (Neon) is a documentary series that follows the life and career of Paul Reubens and Devo (Netflix) traces the rise of the band perhaps best known for "Whip It". James Croot is film and television reviewer for Stuff

Babies born during Covid-19 lockdowns developed and moved through early milestones under challenging and unique circumstances.

Tech commentator Tony Grasso joins Kathryn to talk about the big news in the cyber-crime world.

Kelly reports on a high profile murder trial plus the relaunch of the Lakeland Queen paddle steamer and Steven Adams lends a bit of advice to school children during a basketball camp. Kelly Makiha is a senior journalist with the Rotorua Daily Post

Elisabeth Easther reviews Nor The Years Condemn by Robin Hyde, published by Otago University Press.

The Big Sing Finale co-ordinator is Rosemary Tarbotton - she updates Kathryn Ryan just hours before the competition starts.

KiwiFibre founders Ben Scales and his business partner William Murrell have been recognised on the prestigious Forbes 30 Under 30 Asia list.

UK correspondent Matt Dathan look at Nigel Farage's Reform party's plans for mass deportations - 600,000 illegal migrants over five years if Reform wins the next general election, which polls suggest could happen. Energy prices are back up again in the UK - wind farms are being blamed. And less than a week of summer left - and it's been the hottest one on record.

Just like when we struggle after a poor night's sleep, a new study reveals birds also suffer when their sleep is disrupted.

After nearly 100 years in operation Mt Cheeseman ski area in Canterbury will not open this year due to poor snowfall.