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Noosa is one of the hottest holiday spots in Queensland but from next week, Noosa will enforce bans on clapping, shouting, arguing and singing in a bid to stop the noise from holiday rentals. Read more Audio

Dunedin Railways are causing a stir amongst railway buffs as they prepare to sell heritage assets. Six wooden carriages built between 1912 and 1923 are at the centre of the debate.  Read more Audio

RNZ sports reporter Clay Wilson joins Karyn for an update on the latest results at the Australian Open. Read more Audio

It's time to toss away your cloth masks as many of the country's DHB's are banning them due to their lack of protection. Physician Dr Richard Everts is an infection expert and joins us to share… Read more Audio

The head of Local Government is predicting an exodus of mayors and elected members as controversial central government policies are turning people off from standing at the elections in October.  Read more Audio

BBC World reporter Rich Preston joins Karyn to discuss who could cause a headache for Prime Minister Boris Johnson this week, an update on Covid-19 and India's celebration of Republic Day. Read more Audio

The wool industry has been hit hard in recent times as farmers are losing money due to high shearing costs and low wool prices. The Campaign for Wool New Zealand chairman Tom O'Sullivan believes the… Read more Audio

Cheeki Cherries owner Martin Milne has donated 400kg of his finest fruit to City Missions in Auckland, Wellington and Christchurch thanks to a charity picking day yesterday. He joins us to explain… Read more Audio

When the volcanic eruption happened in Tonga on the 16th January, not only did it cause catastrophic harm to the nation but it completely cut the communications cable. Not only does the technology… Read more Audio

Mount Maunganui beach allows dogs to run free off-leash all year round, but after a violent collision locals are calling for an off-leash ban during day-time hours. John Adshead has been appealing to… Read more Audio

Statistics NZ has today provided the first real measure of COVID-19's impact on Tourism. Chief Executive of Tourism Industry Aotearoa Chris Roberts explains how they are coping.  Read more Audio