There are shortages in Auckland of fuel containers as residents move to stockpile fuel in the fallout of the war in Iran.

Mary Fawcett of Schrödinger's Books reviews A Tiny Book of 100 Big Things in Aotearoa New Zealand by Maja Zonjic, published by Floki Films.

In his writing he links cities' productivity to the size of its labour markets, which in turn means affordable housing and good transport to support the workforce.

Europe overtakes Asia and the Middle East as the largest importer of weapons, and large WW2 bomb defused after Dresden evacuated. Thomas Sparrow is RNZ's correspondent in Germany.

Plumbing products containing lead will remain legal to install in Australia until 2028, after the national building authority decided the delay was necessary due to "insufficient" availability of lead-free certified products.

New Zealanders with intellectual disabilities face significantly higher rates of suspension, unemployment, and chronic health issues compared to their peers.

The National Party confirmed it has withdrawn its support for resuming live animal exports by sea, despite campaigning to reverse the ban last election.

Black Caps back in action after T20 World Cup final loss, Kiwi golfer Ryan Fox's bad luck, early in the Super Rugby season and the search for Dave Rennie's All Blacks assistant coach.

The comedians talk about bogans in Upper Hutt, as well as the world manu champs.

Robin talks about the local regional council chief executive also being the interim CE for the New Plymouth's district council and what that means for pre-empting amalgamation discussions.