You could soon legally buy trim milk in Wellington if the government manages to change some archaic laws. Yes, up until now it's been illegal to sell trim milk in the capital without a license, and doing so could technically land you a $20 fine. Tyrone-Jay Barugh spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss.

The Public Service Commissioner has been tasked with investigating officials, after it was revealed ministers were misled about a failed technology project. RNZ's Political Editor Jo Moir discusses the latest political news from parliament with John Campbell.

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You may have noticed that more and more websites now ask for an extra step when you log in. It's called multi-factor authentication, so instead of just entering a password, users are asked to provide a second form of identification, like a code sent to their phone or email. It's one of the measures ManageMyHealth implemented following last year's data breach. But while it helps protect personal information, is it making life harder for some older New Zealanders? Chief Executive of Gorilla Technology Paul Spain spoke to John Campbell.

English teachers fear thousands of teens will drop their subject if the government's draft curriculum for senior classes goes ahead unchanged. Education correspondent John Gerritsen reports.

The All Whites sit joint top of their group after playing out a two-all draw with Iran in their opening World Cup match. Ricki Herbert analysed their performance with Ingrid Hipkiss.

Immigration Minister Erica Stanford issued a scathing takedown of her ministry, saying officials "deliberately withheld" information from both her and the previous Labour government about a failed technology upgrade. Public Service Commissioner Sir Brian Roche will be investigating the process, and spoke to John Campbell.