The latest news in Solomon Islands Pidgin (Tok Pisin).

It takes a grower, a gatherer - of people - and a plot of land to create a "carb club". The idea is to make it easier for people to grow staple crops which might need more than your average-sized backyard vegetable garden. About 20 families have been pooling their labour to produce enough potatoes and pumpkins to see them through the year, and have a lot of fun besides.

Gianina Schwanecke heads for the hills of Waikato to learn more about the art of deer stalking during the roar.

The young Ashburton artist shares her music journey and perspective on New Zealand's country music scene.

A wrap of conditions on farms and orchards around the country.

Country Life this week finds out about a novel idea for families to grow staple crops together, goes deer hunting and sits down with a country musician.

The latest RNZ Pacific news.

In part two, police are warning cyclists to stay sharp on the road rules ahead of a month of planned bike events. Cycling Action Network's Patrick Morgan joins the show. Then, a new workshop to teach dads how to style their daughter's hair has proven a hit - attendee Shaun Simpson shares his new knowledge.

The Free Trade Agreement with India has been signed, with National and New Zealand First continuing to disagree over what's been signed up to. Political reporter Giles Dexter examines how free the trade agreement actually is, and the coalition clash over investment and immigration.

Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Anna Rawhiti-Connell and Mike Yardley. First up, so-called coalition cracks are back in focus after Winston Peters' office released internal emails in an OIA where Prime Minister Christopher Luxon suggested showing "explicit public support" for US strikes on Iran. Political analyst Grant Duncan unpacks the latest. Then, Northland locals are decrying a proposed $4.50 toll for the new expressway. Business group board member Julian Smith explains.