The unified grief since the attacks, and  near unanimity in the political response might make you think that political peace has broken out. So has it?

A bill aimed at increasing organ donations by adjusting compensation and setting up an organ donor agency has passed its first reading in the House.

The Leader of the House Chris Hipkins tells The House how firearms legislation can be processed more quickly by Parliament.

Renee Hollis dedicated most of 2018 to speaking to the country's oldest people. She travelled around Aotearoa to interview centenarians for her book  Keepers of History.

Three Minutes Max: short, sharp opinions from commentators around New Zealand. This week we've gone across to Australia to hear from Rhonda Itaoui who's been studying Islamophobia and its impact on Muslims living in cities all over the world.

Marjorie Woollacott's a professor of neuroscience at Oregon University as well as a keen meditator. She has also researched what may control us outside of our physical brains.

Psychologist Dr Linda Blair says the latest internet fad of folding washing is pure nonsense. She speaks to Jim about real ways of restoring calm to stressful lives.

Professor Robert Frank's looked into something many have long suspected, a lot of successful people owe their fortunes to good luck. He speaks to Jim about his research.

New Zealander Dr Sean Gourley is a prominent international expert in the mathematics of conflict situations. He speaks to Jim about the role future role of A.I in our lives.

Why the country's most popular news publisher is cracking down on comments from its readers; reporting Islam before and after 15/3.