Nine To Noon

There have been raids on indie bookstores in Hong Kong, while police in Vietnam investigate a diamond smuggling gang.

It is moving into a nearby space to create a larger children's area, and more room for classics, science fiction and art and design books.

Between 2016 and 2021, Christchurch lost 14.5 per cent of its urban tree canopy and most of the lost trees were on residential land.

Cyber hacks involving personal information have hit the headlines this year, however unauthorised employee browsing is a growing problem.

Film and TV reviewer Tamar Munch joins Kathryn to talk about thriller series Maximum Pleasure Guaranteed , Carmen Curlers and Hinemihi - House with the Golden Eyes

Jenny Brown on the alternatives to helicopter parenting.

Tech correspondent Peter Griffin on why Netflix might be keen  to buy Kiwi social platform Letterboxd, Australia's plans over water and data centres and Apple is suing OpenAI over  alleged  intellectual property theft .

Council amalgamations, decisions over Santa's arrival and rain and potholes south of Ashburton.

Lynn Freeman reviews A Tale of Two Publishing Houses by Linda Martin.

A new mini series streaming on TVNZ+, Please Don't Break Anything: The First Night, which blends supernatural murder-mystery vibes.