Nine To Noon

Tech commentator Mark Pesce joins Kathryn to look at why this month marked the 70th birthday of artificial intelligence.

Kelly discusses a Coroner's finding over the death of a Rotorua teenager returning from a music festival.

Papua New Guinea parliament to debate Bougainville decision, the latest on the Cook Islands election, and New Caledonia's President Milakulo Tukumuli outlines the urgent issues facing the French Pacific territory. RNZ Pacific's manager Moera Tuilaepa.

Sovereign citizens often use 'pseudo-law' to explain why they don't have to abide by the actual rules and laws. But why?

Sharon Evans says she got news overnight from her Nepal-based business partner that the guide was missing, presumed dead.

UK correspondent Dan Bloom looks at Prime Minister Andy Burnham's foreign leader blitz.

There's the usual categories, but also those for machine and handcrafted designs and well as one for repurposed or restyled wool.

Neither of the key Government entities have developed plans or advice to identify and protect medically vulnerable people during disasters.

The ETS is the government's main policy tool for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and meeting domestic and international climate change targets.

Should persistent sleep problems be something we just put up with?