The Australian-born defender has more than made her mark on New Zealand's netball scene. Listeners will remember her as an integral part of a dominant Waikato team during the 1980s.

Government agencies have disclosed spending more than $20 million on AI and automation tools, though fragmented budgets and 'hidden' licensing costs mean the actual figure is likely much higher.

Peter discusses the possible timber mill closures in Kaitaia, the toll roads planned for between Northland and Auckland, recovery after more flooding batters the region and the latest on the shooting that lead to the discovery of a rare bat.

Harry Broad reviews Bill McLeod: Mountaineering Legend by Ross Cullen, published by Potton & Burton.

Other operations included trying to flip Soviet agents to work for the West - as well as fake intel to lure Russian operatives down dead ends.

She's a sustainability advocate and author of two books on a zero waste lifestyle. She also has a big social media presence in which she shares her insights into how to reduce, rescue or reuse items.

President Trump's Monday press conference regarding a rescue in Iran is being eclipsed by his aggressive threats toward the country's infrastructure.

The red admiral is a familiar species in some parts of the country, but it is uncommon in other regions.

Since 2020 the proportion of waste in recycling bins has continued to climb, due to both deliberate contamination by households, and common mistakes by people thinking they are doing the right thing.

The latest push is a partnership between Health New Zealand and the College of GPs to attract doctors from overseas, focusing on those with UK medical qualifications.