It's been revealed the documentary on the disappearance of Tom Phillips will screen on Netflix.

He and his children were missing for four years, and the saga ended with a shootout in September, killing the fugitive.

Dame Julie Christie is creating a documentary on the case with the help of the Police and has been granted exclusive access.

Massey University’s James Hollings told Ryan Bridge the primary concern with Netflix screening the documentary, is that it will play out overseas.

He says the case has a lot of legal tangle and suppressions surrounding it, and it’s hard to know how that will play out or if it will be respected overseas.

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A new cruise terminal in downtown Auckland is set to be a game changer.

The large terminal precinct is part of a $200 million “big ships” development project.

It'll also be able to receive cargo vessels carrying 10 thousand containers by the end of next year.

Cruise Association Chief Executive Jacqui Lloyd told Ryan Bridge it creates a dedicated 'welcome' area for people disembarking off ships.

She says they’ve been using temporary spaces for the last twenty years, and having a dedicated space for customs, transport, and check-ins is really important.

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Health officials say they will prioritise how medical supplies are allocated, should the current Middle East conflict result in a shortage.

Minister Simeon Brown is awaiting advice on the matter.

Qatar provides a significant amount of the world's helium supply - which is critical for MRI machines often used in cancer diagnosis and monitoring conditions.

Apex National Secretary Dr Deborah Powell shares her concerns with Ryan.

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