Nine To Noon

Phil Vine reviews Elemental by Arthur Snell, published by Hachette Aotearoa New Zealand.

Surviving and thriving outside of earth's orbit is the aim behind Australia's Centre of Excellence for Plants in Space.

A framework for a US-Iran peace deal has been reached to ease hostilities and reopen oil traffic.

Lead researcher Professor Holly Thorpe talks about the impact "polluted sport" is having on young people.

The new Nurse Maude Hospice cost around $16m to build and has eleven inpatient beds, including a dedicated paediactric suite.

A report has found Maori, Pacific Peoples, and young people are not being prioritised when it comes to accessing mental health support.

Libby has dabbled in various things and is currently the Department of Conservation's operations manager for Tongariro.

Lara Hayes was a yacht chef in Europe, before turning to making award-winning dressings, soups and broths. She's using her experience working with mediterranean foods to build the products which are heavily infused by olive oil and bone broths. The company - A Bit Dressy - was launched upon Lara's return to New Zealand after six years cheffing on boats in Europe.

Lara Hayes was a yacht chef in Europe, before turning to making award-winning dressings, soups and broths.

Kathryn is joined by Gareth Hughes and Tim Hurdle to look at the week in politics.