Kelly discusses how Rotorua's homeless are being taken at night to sleep in small pods at a remote area, street racer problems near Mamaku and the planned return of the paddleboat, the Lakeland Queen, to Lake Rotorua.

Kelly Makiha is a senior journalist with the Rotorua Daily Post

Renata Hopkins reviews I Cheerfully Refuse by Leif Enger, published by Grove Press.

Independent energy retailer Electric Kiwi has put out a tender for 10 to 15-year power purchase agreements in a bid to shake up the electricity market and get cheaper prices to its customers.

New Kiwi film Workmates is about two friends trying to keep a struggling theatre alive - how the real life couple behind it had Covid to thank for its creation

Karen Middleton with news from Australia, including Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's week-long trip to China.

The head of the World Biogas Assocation on how New Zealand can make better use of waste for a renewable gas source

A group of South Island sheep and beef farmers are urging others to vote against a proposal for foreign investment in the red meat cooperative Alliance Group, which is the only 100 percent farmer-owned meat processor in the country.

A stark warning from plumbing and electrical sector leaders: apprentice numbers are down, employers are struggling, and Queensland is luring qualified tradies to help build the 2032 Olympics

Sports correspondent Glen Larmer.

Get rich quick schemes have been around for ages - but social media has made them - and the people selling them - more accessible than ever.