Lisa Adler of Unity Books Wellington reviews three of her favourite books from last year.

If you've ever fancied a go at editing one of the world's largest-ever sources of knowledge - you've got a chance this weekend at the Auckland Museum.

Investigating the power of geothermal kanuka to create climate-resilient crops.

RNZ Pacific Editor Koroi Hawkins discusses the latest from across the region.

An Auckland architect is making free tiny home plans he expects will save homeowners wanting a granny flat up to $30,000.

After 17 years the government has settled a human rights claim and admitted that Crown education policies and systems have failed disabled children.

Film and TV correspondent Tamar Munch joins Kathryn to review the second season of The Pitt, which follows the format of the first in setting each episode as an hour of one-15 hour shift at a hospital.

Otago University's Dr Johanna Reidy researches the impact of school uniform design and policy on health and educational outcomes.

Technology correspondent Mark Pesce joins Kathryn on the French parliament's backing of a social media ban for under 15s, following Australia's move - does that mean more countries will follow?

James discusses rescues at Te Aroroa during the recent flooding, a Swiss marathon runner's success after being stranded at the Waioweka Campground by slips and the 8 year old who was joint winner in a $40,000 fishing prize.