Mark Erdmann heads up ReShark - the world's first shark rewilding program, aiming to restore Indo-Pacific leopard sharks to reefs where they've disappeared, starting in Raja Ampat, Indonesia.

Australia correspondent Karen Middleton examines the ways the Albanese government is helping Australians cope with rising fuel costs - including slashing excise for three months.

The country's largest and most valuable fishery - hoki - is celebrating 25 years of independent certification under the Marine Stewardship Council standard.

An energy analyst warns the world has never known an oil crisis the likes of which is unfolding and says 'the sky's the limit' when it comes to how high prices might go.

A former nurse with more than two decades spent researching Māori health inequities, Jacquie Kidd is now facing down her own terminal cancer diagnosis.

The All Whites record a historic 4-1 win over Chile, and in Super Rugby the Hurricanes are the form team. The Kiwi basketballer making history in the US College scene. And there's a new statement signing for the New Zealand Warriors following the departure of Roger Tuivasa-Sheck. Marc Hinton is a senior sports writer for Stuff

Mark Wright's one-man theatre show 'Voices from Gallipoli' tells the story of the brave men and women who sailed halfway around the world over 100 years ago.

Calida has an update on KMD Brands, the economic fallout from the war in Iran and how local companies are reacting, and the proliferation of class actions. Calida is co-editor at the National Business Review

Robin discusses the building of a marae in New Plymouth, the first functioning marae in the city 150 years, the story behind the cause of the Tongariro National Park fires, fines for a farmer who intimidated council staff, and the Opunake theatre back up and running after fundraising to fix the projector.

Chris Tse reviews New Days for Old by James Brown, published by Te Herenga Waka University Press.