Afleveringen
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Film and TV reviewer Perlina Lau joins Kathryn to talk about two films. The first, Hard Truths, is a 2024 comedy-drama that follows two sisters living in London - one prone to depression and the other, jovial. The Last Showgirl is a 2024 drama starring Pamela Anderson as a middle-aged showgirl facing a crisis when the revue she's worked in for three decades is set to close.
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How can parents get their children through the anxiety, the disappointment or what comes after a successful sports trial? Sport New Zealand says non-selection from trials can be a huge blow to children's confidence and can even lead them to give up a sport altogether. It says trials should never start too young - as there is little evidence suggesting success in youth sport carries through to success in more senior levels. But how should parents deal with this delicate matter. Kelly Curr is sport development consultant at Sport New Zealand - she has advice on how parents can talk kids through sports trials.
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Zijn er afleveringen die ontbreken?
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Technology correspondent Alex Sims joins Kathryn to look at three recent tech stories and how they fit with privacy.
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Diane discusses how Te Tohu o Te Ora o Ngati Awa will cut the ribbon on 15 new homes, the council is looking into forming a new health advocacy group, while another double-figure rate rise is on the cards for Whakatane.
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Emma Hislop reviews Pataka Kai: Growing Kai Sovereignty by Jessica Hutchings & Jo Smith published by Massey University Press.
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The Return - a retelling of Homer's epic The Odyssey - is directed, co-written and produced by Uberto Pasolini. It tells the story of a soldier's return from many years at war to his land, his wife and his son.
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UK correspondent Matt Dathan joins Kathryn to talk about the messaging from the government in the Chancellor Rachel Reeves' spring statement.
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An Irish entrepreneur is recycling old Nissan leaf batteries and has begun turning some of them into energy storage for the home. How is it done, and is it possible here in New Zealand?
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Researchers looking into chronic traumatic encephalopathy (CTE), a disease linked to repeated head blows, say they have made a breakthrough in their understanding of the condition.
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A former director of the White House Situation Room and senior CIA and NSA official says he is horrified by the use of a messaging app by Senior White House and Pentagon officials.
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Biologist Dr Sophie Fern on which animals or plants attract conservation funding and which get left behind.
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Auckland writer Vivienne Lingard's book Mrs Forsythe - a musing on motherhood in the 50s, 60s and 70s
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Yadana plays local sounds self described as 'swamptramp,' Turkish psych-rock and Chaka Khan
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Around the motu: David Hill is Local Democracy Reporter with North Canterbury News
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Book review: Nesting by Roisin O'Donnell
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Oxford historian, Dr Moudhy Al Rashid, on her book Between Two Rivers: Ancient Mesopotamia and the Birth of History
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Australia correspondent Karen Middleton on the federal Budget and Queensland's new stadium for the 2032 Olympics
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The Melbourne-based company aiming to build the first multi-storey 3D printed home in the Southern Hemisphere.
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A lawyer for most of the clients currently being kept in New Zealand's only extreme-threat prison unit says the Corrections department wants to change the law to allow human rights abuses to continue.
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A music event promoter is renewing calls for new legislation to protect concert goers if an event is cancelled.
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