A contractor owed money from the Du Val property group says the unfolding ordeal has scarred and hurt many who are in the same boat.

Film and TV correspondent James Croot looks at Thelma, in cinemas today, in which a grandma is scammed and sets out to get her money back. UK crime drama Sherwood (TVNZ+) is back for a second season, and Only Murders in the Building (Disney+) is into its fourth season - with yet another murder making investigative podcast fodder for Charles, Mabel and Oliver. James Croot is the deputy editor of TV Guide

The phrase "there's an app for that" certainly applies in the education space - one estimate puts numbers available on the Apple and Google Play stores at nearly 400,000. But are they any good?

Kathryn speaks to RNZ journalist Ella Stewart as Kiingi Tuheitia is led towards the waka that will ferry him to Taupiri maunga.

Technology correspondent Juha Saarinen looks at the arrest of Telegram's founder Pavel Durov and why so many free-speech absolutists have railed about it.

Waikato councils are standing firm on their Māori Ward seats, meaning most of the region's residents will face, and be paying for a referendum on the issue next year.

Claire Williamson is making her way in the rural sector by knitting together multiple talents.

RNZ's Mihingarangi Forbes presents a special programme as the new head of the Kiingitanga movement to replace Kiingi Tuheitia.

It's a momentous day in Maoridom with the final day of the tangi for Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero Te Tuawhitu taking place at Tūrangawaewae Marae - the citadel of the Kiingitanga movement.

The Tertiary Education Minister says it's inevitable the polytech sector will go through more job losses in the complex unravelling of Te Pukenga - the national Institute of Skills and Technology.