Much of the world's attention is turning to the Paris Olympics, but you may not know that the 'olympics of singing' is already underway here in New Zealand.

Matt Dathan from The Times joins Kathryn to talk about England's win at the Euros, and Keir Starmer's first week as British Prime Minister, appointing his first cabinet and junior ministers.

A Dunedin charity which supports job seekers is seeing increasing numbers of older people through its doors, as the cost-of-living crisis bites.

The medicinal cannabis industry says changes to drug laws that have finally taken effect will be a game changer.

It's been six months since recycling rules were standardised across the country - but there's concern the nation's next move on tackling plastic waste is stagnating.

The lawyer representing the Aratere bridge crew is indicating both the introduction of a new steering system and training of crew in it, are factors that will be raised in the investigation into the grounding of the ferry.

David Boyle, formerly of Mint Asset Management, formerly with the Commission for Financial Capability.

New research shows forest-destroying threats are on the rise while investment in conservation wanes.

Jean looks at Antarctica New Zealand's reworked plans for the Scott Base redevelopment and what it could mean for Timaru.

Dean Bedford reviews Night of Power by Robert Fisk published by HarperCollins NZ