Nine To Noon

Josh Niland is one of Australia's most influential chefs - Hhs latest book is Saint Peter: Chapter and Verse

Dale Husband and Jonathan Ayling

The Employment Relations case brought in Christchurch by Gloriavale leavers,  celebrating a reduction in gravel truck numbers, the Big Sing  and concerns about Air BnB's in Methven.

Outlawed by Harry Hobbs & Stephen Young  and The Barman of the Ritz by Philippe Collin

Dame Mary Beard's new book, Talking Classics: The Shock of the Old, is a discussion about why the classics still matter.

Geoffrey York is Africa bureau chief for The Globe and Mail based in Johannesburg.

So-called 'kina barrens' have been extending over the past 70 years.

A new documentary finds it almost certain that New Zealand aid worker Andrew Bagshaw was murdered by Russian soldiers.

Doctors are struggling with increased demand from an aging population, poor IT systems, and staff shortages.

A look ahead to the All Black's test against South Africa; Northland who defend the Ranfurly Shield for the first time in 47 years; and the Warriors who are top of the ladder with two regular season games remaining.