New Zealand mountaineer Guy Cotter has summited Mount Everest five times and scaled 7 of the world's 14 above-8000m peaks. For over 30 years, he has led guided Everest expeditions with Adventure Consultants - a company set up by his mentors Gary Ball and Rob Hall, who died on two separate climbing expeditions in the '90s. In the new book Everest Mountain Guide, Cotter describes what actually goes on during an Everest expedition and also traces the evolution of high-altitude guided mountaineering.

Australia correspondent Chris Niesche joins Kathryn to look at the failed Voice vote at the weekend. Where did the Yes and No campaigns differ?

New research suggests disruption to our circadian rhythms can lead to depression, anxiety and psychosis. So what's the solution? Get outside!

A group of Wellington bar owners say they face unreasonable delays for liquor licences, and are unfairly blamed for antisocial behavior on Courtenay Place.

Glen joins Kathryn to talk about the semi-final shakedown at the Rugby World Cup and who's on track to make the final.

If you've tackled the Otago Rail Trail or have been through the Maniototo, you'll probably be familiar with the store in Oturehua that doubles as a museum. It was founded by Thomas Gilchrist in 1902, and at its height offered groceries and baked goods, farm supplies, fuel pumps and accommodation. While the store was run by three generations of the family, it's twice come close to closure - with the community stepping in to buy the building and all its memorabilia. The store's current owner, John Hellier has teamed up with local historian Judy Beck and writer and editor Paula Wagemaker to dig into the store's history and its importance to the local community. Paula joins me to talk about their book: 'Thomas Gilchrist and Sons Limited of the Maniototo'.

Business commentator Rebecca Stevenson takes a look at what the election might mean for the stockmarket and businesses - and what the latest inflation data out today could show. And she'll look at the mystery over a bid for Sky TV that put the company into a share trading halt at the end of last week. Rebecca Stevenson is a senior journalist at BusinessDesk

Business Correspondent Gyles Beckford

Logan Savory is in Southland, where National's electorate candidate Penny Simmonds has held on to the seat by a landslide. In 2020 she beat Labour's Liz Craig by just 224 votes. This time around, the majority is closer to 9000. And just when things appeared to be resuming to normal at Gore District Council, it is back in the headlines. CEO Stephen Parry resigned last month following an ongoing tumultuous relationship with mayor Ben Bell. However the incoming interim CEO has now also resigned - and Mr Parry has been voted in to stay until a proper replacement is found.

Cynthia Morahan reviews The Twat Files by Dawn French published by Penguin Random House.