Nine To Noon

In parenting today - how to coach children on how to make good friendships. It's a tough moment for any parent if a child comes home from school or kindy and says "no one will play with me".

What was behind Microsoft's Azure outage that impacted businesses around the world? And Wiper attacks are on the rise in New Zealand - these are malware attacks designed to permanently delete data.

A multimillion-dollar Gisborne site is being investigated by council for a possible new waste facility.

Lynda Hallinan reviews Case Studies: A story of plant travel, published by Massey University Press.

Undercover restaurant critics from the Michelin guide are in the country tasting and rating some of the country's best restaurants.

While palmistry is now more of an entertainment, it's also been inextrictably intertwined with medicine.  That path from chiromancy - or hand reading - in late medieval times, to modern genetics, has been charted by historian Alison Bashford. She reveals how signs on the hand - its shape, lines, marks, and patterns - have been elaborately decoded over the centuries. Her fascination with chiromancy was sparked when she came across a handprint of a gorilla that had died in

Harriet Line is Deputy Political Editor of the Daily Mail

Curiosity about an object mounted on his wall at work has led a medical physicist to uncover evidence challenging New Zealand's x-ray history.

Long Covid patients report being gaslit about their illness, and feel increasingly let down by the health system.

The carbon price has fallen since the government announced it would de-link the Emissions Trading Scheme from its Paris climate pledges.