A 2016 study in Wellington found that residents with ocean views had lower levels of psychological distress. For every 10% increase in how much blue water people could see, the researchers found a one-third point reduction on the Kessler Psychological Distress Scale.

Handling awkward questions; programme-makers anxious about public media project; why Stuff journalists walked off the job.

Professor Michael Baker emailed in with some stats in response to your questions.

Dr Jack Watling is the senior research fellow for land warfare at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI), the world's oldest and the UK's leading defence and security think tank. As winter starts to bite in Ukraine, Jack joins us once again with the latest analysis from the region.

Rasmus Tandholt, a senior correspondent for TV2 in Denmark, was in the thick of it when trouble broke out after the Iran-America game this past week, and this time he was detained.

What might research tell us about martial satisfaction in age-gap relationships?

You want to watch the World Cup in Qatar, but it feels wrong for so many reasons. Sports journalist Alex Kay-Jelski joins the show to share how The Athletic will navigate the issue. …it's ok to feel horrible and excited at the same time.

With over 8 million people displaced from their homes, ReliefAid is one the ground with emergency food, medical supplies and shelter materials until more permanent solutions can be found.

An app-based company in California has created voice assistants which let you" talk" to people who have passed. Is it ethical?

The Reserve Bank lifted the official cash rate to its highest level since 2008. A recession is being forecast for New Zealand now, so what's it going to be like?