The Urban Art Foundation aims to expose people to art by placing it among city landscapes, where people can view for free.

It's a long way from New York City to Rakiura Stewart Island, but that's the path Jessica Howland Kany has taken.

The shock from the Iran war continues to worsen in the Asia region, plus rising concern about the relocation of American military resources.

The online cenotaph database holds 270,000 records, while its website holds digitised versions of 1 million items.

An Auckland charity that furnishes Auckland houses for people escaping family violence has just completed its one thousandth home.

Mainfreight has approached AT asking to open bus lanes to couriers and trucks. Auckland mayor Wayne Brown responds.

Film and television producer Tom Augustine talks about reaction to Euphoria's new season, new comedy Margo's Got Money Troubles starring Elle Fanning and Michelle Pfeiffer; The President's Cake, a film about a 9-year-old Iraqi girl tasked with baking a compulsory cake for Saddam Hussein and Mr Loverman, debuting this week on Rialto. Tom Augustine is an Auckland-based film-maker, writer and critic

In New Zealand, there is currently no meaningful age-verification system to prevent young people viewing often graphic content.

Peter Griffin on Amazon's acquisition of satellite operator GlobalStar, which will have major implications for satellite broadband.

Jonathan discusses local rates rises, debates over the cost of maintaining the man-made Lake Hood, and more.