Sports commentator Sam Ackerman

Newcastle synth-pop duo Marina Zispin (Bianca Scout and Martyn Reid) release their debut album Now You See Me (Now You Don't) today.

Lee discusses the latest news in Westport including controversy over the filling of various roles held by the late Frank Dooley, Westport's recreational game fishing boom, and Main Street has had a revival. Lee Scanlon is Westport News' Chief Reporter.

Eden Denyer from Unity Books Wellington reviews All Better Now by Neal Shusterman published by Walker Books

High Performance Sport New Zealand is one of four national sporting bodies that have joined together to help create a global partnership to focus on female athlete's health.

Sam had to pivot into comedy and writing after a diagnosis with multiple sclerosis.

Tokyo based journalist, Elizabeth Beattie, discusses the economic focus at the start of China's annual parliament, wildfires in Japan and a possible age limit for climbing Malaysia's highest mountain after a climber dies.

Tree climbing, speed fencing, axe throwing and a chainsaw sculpture exhibition. Some 40,000 people are expected to flock to The Square in Palmerston North, for the 10th Rural Games, underway today.

As the push to develop quantum computing continues, what are the potential risks to New Zealand and is the country prepared to face them?

Porirua mayor Anita Baker says the proposed `kangaroo court' targeted at the Wellington Water chair is a disgrace.