Nine To Noon

Australia correspondent Karen Middleton joins looks ahead to an announcement today by the Government on its AI plans.

Over the next three years, the Integrated Data Infrastructure will see current systems replaced with faster and more reliable versions with data updated more often, with tools supporting faster and more complex analysis.

The world's most powerful particle accelerator began circulating its first beams in 2008 and in 2012 hosted the discovery of the Higgs boson particle.

The Digital Equity Coalition Aotearoa and Te Hapori Matihiko - a Māori technology initiative - say the Electoral Commission earlier this year shifted its preference to email or text people election information.

The latest from the Football World Cup as the final four teams are set to meet this week, as FIFA considers expanding the format to 64 teams. Glen reviews the All Blacks performance on the weekend, as well was the winners from Wimbeldon.

With all the winter weather, getting out in the garden has probably been low down the list of things to do. But maybe it is?

Hawke's Bay businesses are bracing for the fallout from what could be one of the country's biggest company collapses in recent years.

The latest from the Hawke's Bay, including more flooding in Wairoa, IKEA buying forestry land and becoming the largest forestry owner in the district, and a 60-year-old trawler has been sunk for a Napier diving site.

Gail Pittaway reviews Lines of Conscience by Christopher J Minchin, published by Christopher J Minchin.

Nine to Noon spoke to Sam just before Christmas last year about his latest achievement at the time, his screen legend award.