Ash Davida Jane reviews Audition by Pip Adams published by Te Herenga Weka University Press

Aiden Aslin spent a harrowing six months as a Russian prisoner of war, and was eventually freed in a prisoner exchange in September last year.

UK correspondent Matthew Parris.

Kiwi companies are being urged to let their employees down tools at 10am tomorrow and take part in what's being described as a 'social media self defence course'.

A welfare organisation for police officers says the incidence of Post Traumatic Stress Disorder among police officers is on the rise, and police management is neither recognising the condition nor responding to it.

Science commentator Laurie Winkless joins Kathryn to talk about research suggesting a key system of ocean currents could collapse in the next 25 years, plus cookware from 2000 years ago.

After a betrayal, the relationship is only worth working on if the person who caused the harm shows they're willing to learn and grow, says sex therapist Jo Robertson.

Peter talks to Kathryn about what's been happening in the Far North.

Elisabeth Easther reviews Do Tell by Lindsay Lynch published by Hachette

At 70, Joan MacDonald was overweight, had high blood pressure, painful arthritis and found it difficult to walk up a flight of stairs. Seven years later, she’s a bona fide fitness influencer with her own website, app and book - and more than 1.8 million Instagram followers.