In part two, more regional flights are being cut as the fuel crisis sinks its teeth in. The New Zealand Airports Association says the government should be stepping in. Global meetups for people called Ryan have been gaining popularity - and after experiencing the joy of the Ryan community overseas, an Auckland man is getting the movement going in New Zealand.

Tonight, on The Panel, Wallace Chapman is joined by panellists Niki Bezzant and Ed McKnight. First up, The case of a New Zealander being held in an ICE detention facility in the US has raised questions about the Green Card system. Immigration lawyer Andrew Nah unpacks the confusion. Then, is the mum and dad property investor era coming to a close? A recent survey suggests as much. Michael Rehm is an Associate Professor in Property at the University of Auckland.

There's been a tragic end to the search for a missing five year old in Australia's northern territory, with police revealing the child's body has now been recovered. Australia correspondent Nick Grimm spoke to Lisa Owen.

News from the business sector, including a market report.

Three-time Paralympic gold medallist Anna Grimaldi has been selected for her first Commonwealth Games. The Dunedin athlete will compete in the 100 metres T47 in Glasgow in July. This year's Games will feature a record 47 Para sport medal events, making it the largest integrated Para sport programme in Commonwealth Games history. Sports reporter Felicity Reid spoke to Lisa Owen.

A health reseacher said getting rid of the harmful marketing of junk food and alcohol and reducing nicotine is imperative for a healthier future in Aotearoa. The Cancer Society has released it 2026 Election manifesto, essentially a five point policy wish listto improve cancer outcomes. It wants fully funded cervical screening, and national screening programmes for skin and lung cancer and the bowel cancer screening age lowered to 50. The cancer society is also pushing for stricter rules for nicotine, unhealthy foods and alcohol. Dr Victoria Egli, is an associate professor of health equity and innovation at Waikato Uni. She spoke to Lisa Owen.

An inquest into the death of a 15-year-old boy during a school caving trip three years ago is underway in Whangarei. Karnin Petera died when floodwaters surged through the cave he and classmates were exploring during a storm. Northland reporter Peter de Graaf has more.

Former United Future leader Peter Dunne spent more than three decades as an MP, he was also a Minister. He supported a Labour coalition Government, New Zealand First was part of that arrangement and was also part of National led coalitions. Peter Dunne spoke to Lisa Owen.

New Zealand First leader Winston Peters has put his hand up, admitting he made a mistake by not consulting the Prime Minister's office before releasing a bombshell email chain about the government's stance on the Iran war. But he's not apologising for making them public saying there's no reason they shouldn't be out in the open. The Prime Minister isn't happy, his office said he expects more of the man who's spent four decades in public office. Political reporter Lauren Crimp spoke to Lisa Owen.

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