Hugo Gye is Political Editor of The i Paper

Simpson Grierson partner Nick Chapman says the scene is set for a perfect storm of legal challenges from the increasing use of AI by the public sector - and he warns there is a gap in the law around that use.

There has been huge disruption to travellers in the capital with trains cancelled and planes not flying.

Weltec is closing the only two courses for students with intellectual disabilities in the Wellington region.

The national grid has had a major outage at the top of the South Island - cutting power to tens of thousands of homes from Blenheim, to Nelson and Greymouth.

Hot on the heels of his examination of this year's IgNobel Awards, science commentator Allan Blackman takes a look at the awards that inspired them - the Nobel Prizes.

An update on the Kaikoura fires.

Botanist, Philip Garnock-Jones has just published He Puawai - A natural History of New Zealand Flowers that celebrates with spectacular photography, all the ways flower reproduce.

Logan has the latest on the shape of the new council, the impact of the weather, a solar farm gets the go ahead and Southland's entertainer of the year.

Phil Vine reviews House of Day, House of Night by Olga Tokarczuk, published by Text Publishing.