Tomorrow is Pink Shirt Day - the annual fundraiser  that aims to raise awareness about bullying.

Technology commentator Mark Pesce on the latest issues.

The trial of Haydn Tasker who is alleged to have murdered Nelson policewoman Lyn Fleming, problems with drunken teens, Ai helping marine famers and the ongoing saga of the former interislander, Aratere, moored since late last year.

Paul Diamond reviews The Good Settler by Richard Shaw, published by Massey University Press.

A collection of short stories about women across generations has taken out New Zealand's top prize for fiction. All Her Lives by Ingrid Horrocks was last night announced as the winner of the Jann Medlicott Acorn Prize for Fiction at last night's Ockham New Zealand Book Awards. The book of nine short stories follows women at various periods in time and place navigating the social or political challenges of the day: from a queer nurse feeling lost in her family home following her return from the Great War, the children of the gardener at Truby King's hospital making sense of what happens to the mothers and babies there; to a mother trying to keep her children healthy while living in a sub-par rental. Ingrid's interest in 18th century feminist writer Mary Wollstonecraft is also included here - building on her non-fiction work and research about her. She joins Kathryn to explain how she's woven these stories together.

The latest RNZ Pacific news and sport.

Aged Care Assn CEO responds to PMs immigration comments; Consumer NZ discusses new fines for misleading shoppers; Most Kiwis support cutting nicotine in cigarettes; Youth left in limbo after school, taskforce warns; New local initiative improving school attendance

UK correspondent Harry Taylor details the latest in the leadership crisis facing PM Sir Keir Starmer.

This month, families are getting help to reduce food waste through the Every Bite programme that gives a whole host of practical tips.

A leading immigration and human rights lawyer says plans to clamp down on asylum seekers, and make it harder for decisions for deportation to be appealed are going ahead without any evidence there is a problem.