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Peter Singer is a Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University. He's known internationally for his work on ethics. His new book is 'The Life You Can Save - Acting Now to End World Poverty'. Audio

The continued gender pay gap and unequal representation of men and women in top jobs had the Greens seeing red today. Audio

Jane Siberry is a Canadian singer-songwriter who has also released material under the name Issa. Audio

The aid effort continues after the devastating magnitude 7.0 quake which struck in mid-January, killing more than 200,000 people. Audio

Thousands of rugby revellers have flooded Wellington for this weekend's international Sevens tournament. Audio

Prime Minister John Key has warned Maori against taking a hardline stance on the Foreshore and Seabed Act. Audio

Three super successful women in their own solo careers touring the country together for the first time. Audio

Dave Dobbyn, Tim Finn and Bic Runga play live in the Radio New Zealand studio during Afternoons with Jim Mora. The songs are: Something Good, The Saw and The Tree, This Town. Audio

Chief Executive of Land Information NZ, Colin MacDonald - guitarist and singer! Audio

Rescue services say the loss of Telecom's XT network is putting lives at risk. Audio

A mast from the ferry the Wahine, which sank in Wellington harbour more than 40 years ago, was erected today in the suburb of Eastbourne as a monument to the disaster. Audio

Singer-songwriter Anna Coddington performs, and talks to Noelle McCarthy. Audio

Like a mesmerising cult leader (in a nice way) Connan Mockasin plays with passion, and at times, his teeth. Hear psychedelic ditties soaked in the blues pop traditions of the UK, where he's been… Audio

One of New Zealand's defining music acts The Chills celebrated the 25th anniversary of the song Pink Frost in June 2009. Radio New Zealand recorded this performance at the Monte Cristo Room in… Audio

Bruce and Gwen Levick work as educational advisors in Kirakira, a city in the Solomon Islands as part of a year long assignment with Volunteer Service Abroad. Audio

Orchestra of Spheres live at 'Freds', Frederick St, Wellingotn. Audio

A big improvement in New Zealand's current account deficit is expected to be only temporary. Audio

They're supposed to be one of the US military's most deadly and secretive weapons, but insurgents in Iraq have managed to hack into the video feeds being transmitted from uncrewed planes. Audio

Afternoons' 2009 NZ Live Christmas Special with The Shenanigans, Tami Neilson and Graham Wardrop with Liz Braggins. Audio

Afternoons' 2009 NZ Live Christmas Special with The Shenanigans, Tami Neilson and Graham Wardrop with Liz Braggins. Audio

In the Philippines, journalists who escaped one of the country's worst massacres are still in fear of their lives as accusations mount over the Government's willingness to prosecute those responsible.

Australian nurse who went to Ethiopia in the 1970s, married an Afar nomad clan leader, and now lives in one of the harshest places on earth. Audio

A double bill of singer/songwriters linked through a charity fundraising album and a christmas concert. Audio