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An Australian parliamentary report has raised the possiblity of banning people from living in coastal areas threated by rising sea levels. Audio

Alt-country band, The Unfaithful Ways hav released their first EP. They won Best Song in the 2008 Smokefree Rockquest. Audio

The Australian Defence Force is defending its use of live ammunition during training, after a soldier was accidentally shot dead. Audio

Sean Plunket reviews"Live at Six", a new play which turns the tables on journalists. Audio

NZ Live brings you Nick Hohepa. Nick grew up in sunny Napier and has been around music all his life. He's taken a rather indirect route into the music world, which he tells us all about; he also… Audio

Kevin Haines has been inspiring and creating beautiful music for coming up on 5 decades now, has played with many of the greats, and has earned his own place amongst them too. Constantly in demand as… Audio

Police investigating the disappearance of Auckland two year old Aisling Simes are unlikely to resume their ground or dive search for the little girl. Audio

The Waitakere Police Area Commander, Inspector Gary Davey joins us. Audio

Our reporter Heugh Chappell is at the edge of the police cordon just north of Norsewood - he joins us. Audio

The Jade String Quartet is comprised of four very talented individuals who formed as a group six years ago. Each has had a lifetime of music study, and although the quartet is not a full time… Audio

Our reporter Leilani Momoisea is at one of the worst hit parts of Samoa - Lalomanu, on the southeast coast of Upolu Island. Audio

Calcua Mauvala Secretary General of Red Cross, Russell Hunter editor of the Samoa Observer, and the New Zealand Police Pacific liaison officer Superintendent Ross Arden are all in Samoa. Audio

Political reporter Julian Robins live from the UN headquarters. Audio

In Radio New Zealand's Wellington studios, fresh from their initial triumph at the World of Wearable Arts, an appearance that dazzled even the most jadedly bulimic among the fashion audience, are The… Audio

Robyn Rainey is a 34-year-old Downs Syndrome woman living in an old folks home because there is nowhere else for her to go. Audio

Lower payments to foreign investors have led to a significant improvement in the country's financial position with the rest of the world. Audio

The Eastern are a folk trio from Lyttleton whose home is the famed Wunderbar. There, they "drink with the sailors, and remember songs shouted across the booth at Sun Studios, on stages in London, in… Audio

A Belgian customs official and a journalist claim to have discovered 36 more living relative of Adolf Hitler after decoding the Nazi dictator's DNA. Audio

Our reporter Monique Devereux is following the story - she joins us now. Audio

For the last two years Miriam Clancy has commuted between Great Barrier Island and the US writing songs and working on her second album; Magnetic. Audio

Mike Brosnan is an ex-pat Kiwi, home for one of his regular visits and some live shows this month. He was a regular on the Wellington music scene in the late 60's but has spent the best part of the… Audio

Phil Smith reviews 'Living as a Moon' by Owen Marshall. Published by Random House NZ Vintage. Audio

Debbie and Margaret are launching their 'Give it a Girl' tour and play songs from their lineup. Audio

Ted Kennedy, known as the"lion of the senate", has passed away but his spirit and humour lives on. Audio

After a chance meeting two years ago, the considerable talents of The Clean's David Kilgour and poet Sam Hunt merged to produce the critically acclaimed album Falling Debris. Audio