Paul Diamond reviews Introducing Te Tiriti o Waitangi by Claudia Orange; Edited by Jared Davidson published by Bridget Williams Books.

Three decades ago Adrian Jackson founded a theatre company in London called Cardboard Citizens, with a mission of creating theatre projects with - and for - people experiencing homelessness.

UK correspondent Dan Bloom joins Kathryn to look at the pressure on Prince William to step up his public duties as his father receives treatment for cancer and his wife recovers from surgery. Dan Bloom is deputy editor of Politico London Playbook.

Police Minister Mark Mitchell, whose honesty about the reality of police recruitment crashed head on with political realities last week.

The electricity market regulator wants retailers to proactively tell their customers whether or not they are on the best power plan.

Science correspondent Allan Blackman joins Kathryn to talk about new research into why insects circle lights at night - is it time for humans to flick the off switch? An Australian study has looked at how herbivores can be encouraged away from valuable plants using odours they don't like, and it's the anniversary of the passing of Kiwi scientist Alan MacDiarmid - Allan celebrates his contribution to chemistry. Allan Blackman is a Professor of Chemistry, School of Science, Auckland University of Technology.

The start of the school year can be an expensive time, not just for uniforms and stationery, but for devices too. And if you are the parent of a child with disabilities the costs are amplified. Workbridge Chief Executive and Assistive Technology consultant Jonathan Mosen says there's a complexity of choice for aids to help pupils with visual and hearing impairment - and with that can come high price tags.

This quartet of Dunedin acts are proof positive Otepoti’s diverse music scene is in great shape heading into 2024. Listen to original songs by high school students Sylvie Harper and Sammy Alixander and the bands Before the Snooze and Tahu & The Takahē.

Stats NZ says unemployment rose to 4% in the three months ended December from 3.9 percent in the previous quarter. The rate is below market expectations.

There was a huge turnout this year for Waitangi Day celebrations, which included at times a fiery reception for attending Government Ministers. Jimmy talks to Kathryn about the atmosphere, the people and the reaction from MPs and the Prime Minister.