Tips and tricks for keeping your cool with your children.

Technology commentator Alex Sims details the case of Dr Craig Wright, an Australian computer scientist and businessman who's claimed for years that he's the main part of the team that created Bitcoin.

An independent investigation has found Invercargill's Nobby Clark mayor seems willing to deliberately and provocatively use racial and homophobic slurs. And The Chatham Islands is grappling with an 'out of control' feral pig population that residents say is causing widespread damage.

Jenna Todd of Time Out bookstore reviews Mongrel by Hanako Footman published by Footnote.

Sociologist Allison Pugh says human interactions matter greatly, giving dignity and a sense of purpose to people. We need to feel that we're seen - and to see the other person. Her new book details how that is under threat.

UK correspondent Hugo Gye joins Kathryn to talk about the pressure new Prime Minister Keir Starmer is under from the left wing of his party - with a rebellion from seven MPs over the issue of family benefits. Who are the contenders to be the new leader of the Tories? And one of Britain's greatest-ever Olympians, Charlotte Dujardin, has been pulled from Paris over a two-year old video of her whipping a horse. Hugo Gye is Political Editor of The i Paper, based in the House of Commons press gallery.

This year's Olympics in Paris will showcase quite an innovative programme change with more youth-oriented sports like surfing, skateboarding, kiteboarding, sport-climbing and breaking...that's breakdancing.

A New Zealand plant biologist has come up with a laser that can kill targeted weeds using artificial intelligence.

Hundreds of charities and NGOs providing care for vulnerable children and families say they're in limbo waiting for Oranga Tamariki to tell them whether funding will be continued, and they fear young people will be put at more risk.

With unemployment up, it can be a tough market out there if you're looking for a job. The latest figures put the unemployment rate up to 4.3 percent for the March quarter, from 4 percent on the previous quarter. Job ad numbers from Seek released last week showed a drop of 8 percent in June and 35 percent down year on year. So if you are looking for work, what are some of the things you can do to stand out from the crowd? Leah Lambart runs a career counselling service called ReLaunch Me - she's also Seek's resident Careers Coach and joins Kathryn with some job hunting advice.