The All Blacks' loss to England has sparked questions about what went wrong, whether Scott Robertson is the right coach heading toward the next World Cup.

The story of Thomas Cheeseman, Auckland Museum's curator for 50 years

The housing market has stabilised, but a well-stocked rental market is pushing down rents. Dan talks about the inevitability of more taxes to pay for an increasing amount of public needs. And the banks have been told to publish transaction account profits.

Michael covers strong visitor numbers at the renovated Sarjeant Gallery, investors wanted to build a new hotel in Whanganui's CBD, a new pirate ship with an interesting past for Ohakune's playground and the three bridges run signals the start of summer.

Gail Pittaway reviews The Land of Sweet Forever by Harper Lee, published by Penguin Random House.

Stefan Powell, co-founder and CEO of Dawn Aerospace, has received the Prime Minister's Space Prize for Professional Excellence.

Australian journalist Aaron Patrick on the fight in southern Afghanistan that created - and then destroyed - a national hero.

The US shutdown is over, and the House is back working again with Democrats releasing Epstein emails that President Trump "knew about the girls" and was the "dog who hasn't barked".

A kiwi avoidance programme for dogs now has more trainers than ever, as demand rises ahead of summer.

A Dunedin building company is lifting houses in a flood prone suburb by as much as a metre to prevent future inundation.