Correspondent Henry Riley has the latest from London.

Half of the 92 living kakapo chicks have fledged and left the nest. Nine kakapo can be symbolically adopted and Alison Ballance finds out what they've been up to.

The World Health Organisation has set an ambitious goal to eliminate cervical cancer. New Zealand health experts are optimistic we can do it, but suggest there are challenges to achieving that aim.

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The praise for a new plan for green credit trading was quickly forgotten as two more announcements landed in the headlines.

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That is the question at the center of a longform investigation in the UK, looking into the booming world of testosterone replacement therapy.

Journalist and sports commentator Ben Strang joins the show with news from the world of sport.

Nights' resident historian Emma Kay joins to talk about NZ's history of anti-discrimination laws for women in the workplace.