Rnz: Lately

It's all humid bogs, human puppetry and Ozzy Osborne impressions on tonight's installment of Out Lately as Finn takes us through his musical picks of the week. Featuring Ayka, R. A. P. Ferriera, Sudan Archives and Alex G.

Lynn Freeman joins us to announce the winners of WoW.

In 2019 the Government banned single use plastic bags. Now, from October 1st, you will no longer be able to buy plastic cotton buds, polystyrene food packaging and more. Eugenie Sage, environment spokesperson for the Green Party talks to Karyn about what you need to know.

They don't call it the Garden City for nothing. A Facebook group has been running in Christchurch for around 8 years - it's called "Ch Ch Garden Group"

What are your rights when it comes to your private life and when could you bring you employer into "disrepute"?

Waka Kotahi/ NZ Transport Agency's recently released new "Speed Management Guide" estimates that about 85 per cent of of our roads have limits that are too high.

Colin Peacock tells Karyn about New Zealand's media merger, interviews about climate change and local documentaries.

Colin Peacock tells Karyn about New Zealand's media merger, interviews about climate change and local documentaries.

Marina Seager is a self-professed superfan of Costco. She travelled from Riverton to attend the opening of the store.

Rob Hugh-Jones joins Lately with the latest from the BBC World newsroom.

The fifth planet from the sun - Jupiter - is shining bright in the sky. Astronomer Dr Ian Griffin tell Karyn how you can get a good view. 

The four day working week is back on the agenda after the Council of Trade Unions (CTU) suggested it as part of a new economic development strategy for the country. Andrew Barnes, author of "The 4 Day Week" explains how it could work.

From October 1, 2022 ACC will cover birthing parents who are injured during childbirth. Dr Melissa Davidson, a physiotherapist specialising in pelvic health, speaks to Karyn.