Raukumara Conservation Park was said to be dying - over run with deer, possums and goats - when iwi raised the urgent need for action more than 10 years ago.

Solar companies say they are lining up to put panels on public buildings and land around the country, and that this could save the state millions.

New national flood data maps the properties and infrastructure at risk from flooding now - and as the climate changes.

Money expert Liz Koh joins Kathryn to talk about the annual Massey University retirement spending guidelines, which yet again shows that retirees spend more than they get from NZ Super.

Fifty years ago this month the Māori  Land March entered Parliament grounds on a rainy day, led by Dame Whina Cooper.

Southland correspondent Kirsty Pickett joins Kathryn to talk about how the deep south fared in the recent bad spring weather.

Sally Wenley reviews Twist by Colum McCann, published by Bloomsbury. RRP: $37

A week after storms that caused widespread damage, farmers in Southland are still struggling with power supplies.

What is it about an art heist that fascinates people so much? What motivates thieves? And what happens when it goes wrong? Dr Penelope Jackson's written a number of books about art crimes and shares her thoughts.

Australia correspondent Chris Niesche to talk about the decision by the competition watchdog ACCC to sue Microsoft for alleged misleading conduct over adding Copilot AI to its 365 subs.