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What does this mean for the government, and could we be heading to the polls sooner than expected? RNZ deputy political editor Craig McCulloch spoke to Guyon Espiner.

In an extraordinary stand off the Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has accused his foreign minister Winston Peters of poor judgement after he released emails showing Luxon wanted to be explicit in his support for the US-led war on Iran. Former foreign minister Phil Goff spoke to Guyon Espiner.

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Film and television reviewer Tom Augustine details upcoming mystery comedy film The Sheep Detectives starring Hugh Jackman with some big names as voice actors.

FAFO parenting is all the hype online but what is it and is it the answer for exhausted parents moving on from gentle parenting?

Cybersecurity expert Tony Grasso looks at a breach of Mastercom in Australia, a company that builds interoperable networks used by the emergency services.

Jonathan talks about the success of the Homegrown music festival and how it's sealed its future in Hamilton.

Kiran Dass reviews London Falling by Patrick Radden Keefe, published by Macmillan.

It's five minutes to seven on a train station platform in London and five people's lives are about to be changed forever. Ilona Bannister's new novel Five gets straight to the point - one of those five is going to die: who do you want it to be?