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Merryn Dunmill lives on the Spur in Sumner. Her husband, Brian Reidy helped pull people from the rubble in Cashel Mall on 22 February 2011. Audio

Jackie Bristow is just back from the United States where she lives these days to play a few concerts. Audio

The Auckland University Students Association says international students aren't given enough information about the costs of living in New Zealand, leaving some in poverty. Audio

Written by Richard Davenport-Hines, published by Fourth Estate. Reviewed by Paul Diamond. Audio

To Los Angeles now where the post-mortem on singer Whitney Houston's body has been completed. Audio

NZ Live features one of our exciting emerging singer/songwriters, Hannah Curwood. Hannah created her own label, Luggate Records, and is currently touring, and finishing off an album. Audio

NZ Live features one of our exciting emerging singer/songwriters, Hannah Curwood. Hannah created her own label, Luggate Records, and is currently touring, and finishing off an album. Audio

Dr Armstrong is the co-director of the Advanced Virtual And Technological Architectural Research (AVATAR) Group and a senior lecturer at the School of Architecture & Construction at The University of… Audio

That was the Prime Minister, John Key, on Radio Live last year, a broadcast that has now been referred to the police by the Electoral Commission. Audio

Trainee doctors at the University of Otago are being prescribed a dose of real life with a Pacific family to learn how to treat Pacific patients. Audio

The opponents of a plan to do away with specialist maternity care in Whanganui say the move could put hundreds of babies each year at additional risk of lifelong and severe health problems. Audio

Geoff Moffett investigates new styles of community living and the conflict with today's planning rules. Audio

A revival in communal living in the Tasman district is putting pressure on the local council to change its rules over how many homes can be built on a property. Audio

In Fiji, rising floodwaters have killed two farmers who were moving stock and forced the evacuation of nearly 800 other people. Audio

A survey has found it's cheaper to live in New York than Auckland or Christchurch. Audio

Susie Ferguson joins passengers and crew on the Pelorus Mail Boat in the Marlborough Sounds. The weekly service, in Pelorus Sound off Havelock, is a lifeline bringing more than just mail to those… Audio

More than eighty years ago, a devastating earthquake struck Hawke's Bay, killing 261 people and destroying most of the buildings in central Napier. Audio

Craig Harrison, who has been a stevedore for 18 years, is on the picket line on the Auckland waterfront and he joins us. Audio

Our reporter Rebecca Quilliam joins us from Carterton. Audio