A charity in Northland has bought a 16 metre catamaran which it is refitting to make it fully accessible for people with disabilities.

Newly released cabinet documents reveal the extent of cuts in the Polytech sector: 550 courses abolished and 900 full time jobs gone.

Northland business leaders say the region's economy can grow six-fold by 2050, boosting incomes and the wider economy.

Money correspondent Susan Edmunds joins Kathryn to discuss why the proportion of funds in the highest-risk category of KiwiSaver funds have quadrupled to 40 percent.

A photograph is taken in an instant, but an award-winning long-term photography project can take ten years - as Tatsiana Chypsanava discovered.

Council to consider public response to consultation over flood risk in South Dunedin and DOC investigates the discovery of a dead stoat on supposedly stoat free Rakiura/Stewart Island.

Cynthia Morahan reviews Untold Intimacies: A history of Sex Work in Aotearoa by Cheryl Ware, published by Auckland University Press.

It's the Year of Social Chess and former NZ Chess Champion Evguenia Charomova is championing the cause - running programmes in her community for those who want to play and also teaching autistic children how to play the game.

Australia correspondent Bernard Keane joins Kathryn to talk about Parliament resuming following the election and what will be high on the agenda.

If you've found yourself with unwanted subscriptions you don't seem to be able to stop - you're not alone.