Nine To Noon

The battle over data centres as grassroots opposition grows and proponents, led by the generator-retailer electricity companies, try to promote a compromise for the technology. Victoria also discusses the private equity investor Advent's move to acquire a majority stake in New Zealand Clinical Research Group that values the latter at $1 billion.

Tess on the ombudsman's findings of "coercive and unlawful treatment" at a unit for adults with intellectual disabilities at Wakari Hospital.

Have you ever wished your partner would get a hair cut? Or hated a shirt your significant other insists on wearing?

British journalist Jonn Elledge explores the stories behind some of the everyday innovations, ideas and systems that have transformed how we live.

Lindsey Graham's sister is facing a high-stakes Republican runoff and Democrats are capitalising on growing public anxiety over AI.

The Christchurch Archaeology Project's co-founder, Katharine Watson, will talk about six weird and wonderful artefacts found in Otautahi.

It's driven calls to speed up consumers' ability to feed back into the grid via their electric vehicles. And to pay households for cutting electricity use at peak times.

Late last year and in April this year tremolite asbestos was detected in some versions of coloured play sand sold at Kmart and The Warehouse.

Kennedy today is talking about the forest trails in the Brynderwyn Range in Northland.

Wellington chocolatier Baron Hasselhoff's has maxed out its production of chocolate bars and is now crowdfunding for up to $600,000 to move to a bigger space.