Nine To Noon

The investigation that uncovered the scale of an Islamic State massacre in the northern Mozambique town of Palma.

Australia correspondent Annika Smethurst joins Kathryn to look at the sacking and charges laid against two EY staff members who are accused of accessing the Prime Minister's personal banking information.

There's a new tool for plumbers to help them search for accurate and up to date certification and plumbing standards, in the form of an AI tool called Toby.

The National Cyber Security Centre's most recent report for the first quarter of this year has highlighted three incidents likely to impact key sensitive date or disrupt essential services.

Late last year IRD announced it was resuming action against smaller tax debts, following a period of leniency post pandemic. How much of an estimated 10 billion dollar tax debt can it recover?

Marc wraps the latest at the Football World Cup, now in the knockout stages. Success for the Black Caps in England, while the White Ferns are unable to defend their T20 World Cup - with three legends of the game bowing out.

The show - 'Dangerous Goods' - combines cabaret, comedy and circus acts in a performance that promises to boldly take on stereotypes and explore female empowerment, racial inequality and cultural resistance.

Japanese clothing retailer Uniqlo is cautiously exploring the New Zealand market through influencer campaigns while local manufacturer Steel & Tube battles severe debt and operating losses that may pressure the company to raise capital. Concurrently, the domestic fitness sector is experiencing record participation, allowing the Canadian-owned budget chain CityFitness to overtake long-time market leader Les Mills as New Zealand's top gym operator.

Jared talks about the fast track application being planned to extend The Remarkables ski field, renewed calls for an accommodation levy, an expansion on a build to rent project up to a thousand homes and how snow has arrived for the ski season.

Sally Battson reviews Beyond the Border by Owen Marshall, published by Quentin Wilson Publishing.