Amy discusses the controversy this week over the decision to move Western Springs Speedway, also an update on the CRL stations taking shape and midtown rejuvenation.

Eden Denyer from Unity Books Wellington reviews This Is How You Remember It by Catherine Prasifka, published by Canongate.

Kiribati's president-elect Taneti Maamau has secured 55 percent of votes.

We reveal the five winners of this year's Nine to Noon short story competition.

Retired eye surgeon Philip Polkinghorne has been sentenced to 150 hours of community work for methamphetamine charges at the High Court at Auckland this morning.

The Transport Accident Investigation Commission wants to expand the types of investigations it undertakes.

From today, Pharmac is to fund a new form of hormone replacement therapy, after years of campaigning by doctors and patients.

The Commerce Commission has filed proceedings against GIB manufacturer Winstone Wallboards for anti-competitive behaviour.

Film and TV reviewer Tamar Munch looks at the screen adaptation of Jilly Cooper's raunchy novel Rivals (Disney+), new Kiwi drama A Remarkable Place to Die (TVNZ) and #Untruth: The Psychology of Trumpism (DocPlay).

What is the right way to deal with your kids wanting to quit a sport or an extracurricular activity?