Nine To Noon Radio New Zealand

Film and TV reviewer Chris Schulz joins Kathryn to look at beach resort comedy The White Lotus (Neon), true crime doco Heist (Netflix) and a new season of 'Kura (TVNZ) - a small web series that proved among the broadcaster's top five local shows last year.

All children get angry at times - often when overtired, fighting with siblings or when they perceive they're being treated unfairly. But for some children, anger and aggression can explode for no apparent reason. What's going on? And how can parents and caregivers respond? Parenting coach and educator Joseph Driessen says there are ways to reduce and eliminate these episodes.

Technology commentator Sarah Putt joins Kathryn to discuss a new survey from Netsafe which has found New Zealanders believe the internet is more dangerous than it was five years ago, everyone's talking about the billionaire space race what impact it could have on the space economy and Google is boosting its New Zealand presence - what does that mean for local players like Spark?

Elisabeth Easther reviews The Night She Disappeared by Lisa Jewell, published by Penguin Random House.

Maryam Master is a writer with more than 20 years' experience writing for the stage and screen. She started her career on Australia's biggest soap opera - Home and Away, writing over 80 episodes, before finding her niche writing television for children.

UK correspondent Hugo Gye joins Kathryn to discuss the unexpected decline in Covid numbers and the UK's belated announcement it would give away four million doses of the AstraZeneca vaccine - something other countries have been doing from the outset.