Nine To Noon

What is the "AI confidence trap" and how many people are falling for it? Kathryn's joined by Stephen Kho from Avast.

An Auckland developer says house-building projects she has in the city sitting idle, may become viable under new development levy rules.

A sparkling Warriors season in the NRL ends in playoff disappointment. In basketball, a big win for the Breakers to kick off their NBL season, while the Black Ferns remain unbeaten in the WXV Global Series.

Historian Paul Moon has explored the rise and fall of the New Zealand Party.

Westpac says farmers and growers are well placed to deal with the challenges of the El Niño weather system, expected to bring dry conditions for the eastern and northern parts of the country, and wetter than usual for the western and lower South Island. Victoria also discusses a small business's struggles with a cyber security breach, and the state of the coffee machine market in New Zealand.

Kaitlyn Morrell is a journalist at the Bay of Plenty Times and the Rotorua Daily Post

Your pet's annual wellness visit can be a great chance for more than just vaccines and a physical check-up.

Sanjeev Gupta made grand promises of green steel and jobs - but there was little truth to it all.

President Trump considers an 'AI Force' and an accompanying 'AI Czar', as he bars certain journalists from White House reporting. In Austin, Texas, a Venezuelan man is shot and injured by an ICE officer, while the the battle over the future of Washington's Kennedy Center has escalaed. Washington bureau chief for The Guardian, David Smith.

A year ago, Kate Stewart was doing eye tests and prescribing glasses, but now she's on the boat as a reserve strategist for the Black Foils team in their SailGP campaign.