Tech correspondent Mark Pesce joins Kathryn to look at a new study into what happened when radiologists came to rely on AI to interpret endoscopy results.

Ché talks to Kathryn about funding for Southland's space company, a row over taking gemstones from a local beach and a petition to re-extend the whitebaiting season in Southland Ché Baker is the editor of the Southland Times.

Leah McFall reviews Olveston: Portrait of a Home by Jane Ussher and John Walsh

What draws someone to fight for a country that's not their own, unsanctioned by their government ... sometimes, never having held a gun before?

Prince Harry is meeting King Charles for the first time in over a year and Banksy's been scrubbed from a London court building.

The Winter Olympics are just months away in Italy, and New Zealand snow sports athletes are hoping a new 2.3 million dollar dry slope in the Cardrona Valley will be a game changer for some.

Researchers at the Liggins Institute at Auckland University believe a capsule of healthy gut bugs could change the future of obesity treatment.

The tax department has ramped up efforts to crack down overseas student loan debtors - with more than a billion dollars owed by people that IRD has no contact information for.

Science commentator Ximena Nelson joins Kathryn to talk about two studies that give us some insights into bumblebee and spider behaviour.

Kathryn talks with Christchurch podiatrist Simon Wheeler about toes and how to take care of them.