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In today's pod: find out how your community services card or gold card entitles you to get a cat de-sexed for free; space news with Space James; New Zealand's quarantine-free travel bubble pause with… Audio

In today's pod: Vietnam vets who believe their chronic health problems are related to the toxic herbicide Agent Orange renew calls for compensation and truck drivers are facing massive delays due to… Audio

In today's pod: in the Middle East, Benjamin Netanyahu looks like being ousted as Israel's Prime Minister; what Canterbury's weekend rain and flooding means for farmers and our wider economy and the… Audio

In today's pod: Margaret Mahy's former Banks Peninsula home goes up for sale; National's deputy leader Shane Reti talks about our relationship with Australia, vaccines and the Canterbury floods and we… Audio

In today's pod: there are states of emergency in Ashburton and Timaru due to Sunday's deluge and more rain is expected today Monday; two New Zealand Scotts are competing in the Indy 500; we hear about… Audio

In the pod today: Melbourne wakes up to its fourth lockdown as a new variant of Covid-19 spreads through the city; we hear how conservationists are trying to save the last of some seriously rare… Audio

Frank Sinatra compilation album originally released in 2008, now available for the first time on vinyl.The 2LP product comes with two standard weight colour vinyl. Audio

In the pod today: Boris Johnson's former chief advisor Dominic Cummings goes rogue accusing the PM of being "unfit" for his job; the mucky business over mortuary waste in Gisborne; Labour's Deputy… Audio

In the pod today: two parties claim that they have a mandate in Samoa's deepening political crisis; the hackers behind the Waikato DHB's security breach claim to hold patient and staff information and… Audio

In the pod today: the World reacts to the hijacking of the Ryan Air flight over Belarus - four new cases of Covid-19 in the community in Melbourne - what does it mean for trans-tasman travel.. and… Audio

In the pod today: A second major storm in only a few weeks is about to hit India, Samoa faces a constitutional crisis and tribute flow for a MMA fighter who died over the weekend. Audio

In the pod today: Why Christmas may not deliver the tourists that Cook Island business operators need and while Scott Base revels in a 344 million dollar funding boost to rebuild, others are… Audio

In the pod today: the Cook Islands sets the pace, vaccinating 662 people on its first day, around 5 per cent of its population; Finance Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Grant Robertson talks as much… Audio

In the pod today: It's vaccination day in the Cook Islands.. our reporter Nick Trubridge is there; we meet 19-year-old Football Fern goalkeeper, Olympian Anna Leat; what's up with UFOs - our space… Audio