Kathryn speaks to Scottish author Stuart McBride, author of A Place of Darkness, about why he cares about his characters, what makes a good killer and what's truly scared him.

Ron discusses the US Supreme Court ruling that former presidents are entitled to some degree of immunity from criminal prosecution.

The New Zealand International Film Festival kicks off at the end of this month, with 105 local and international films on offer.

Some Wellington region mayors are reviving talk of a Supercity.

Family doctors say the government's latest funding offer is inadequate, and will see more GP practices shut down.

The Government is planning to liberalise granny flat rules, promising people will be able to get one built without resource consents.

Author, broadcaster, recipe developer and food editor Nici Wickes invites us back into her Quiet Kitchen for the second in her cookbook series.

Sue and Ben discuss the Government's recent big announcements on drugs, crime and plans for congestion charging.

Amy has been talking to Mangere residents, who say they feel like they are losing part of the community as more and more flood-damaged homes are bulldozed. Kainga Ora says close to ninety state homes hit by last year's Anniversary weekend floods will be demolished.

Harry Ricketts reviews Tarot by Jake Arthur published by Te Herenga Waka University Press