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Chinese business people living in Brisbane say they're living in fear after being targeted by men using standover tactics. Audio

Margaret Keys performs in Radio New Zealand's Auckland studio for NZ Live. Audio

Expats living in Australia who are citizens 'in all but name' are being urged to seek citizenship to protect themselves from being kicked out. Audio

Terror expert comments on Jakarta blasts Audio

Jon Stewart from the BBC's Science team with more. Audio

French missionaries in early New Zealand were plagued by"unholy thoughts", newly translated correspondence has revealed. Audio

Hamish Wilson of Consumer.org.nz's been researching how long stuff like TVs, washing machines and cell phones should last for. Plus Bill Bevan on the laws that protect you even after your warranty… Audio

After a few years off the radar Tommy has re-emerged with a new band, a new sound and a new album. Tommy and the Fallen Horses is his new alternative Country band. Audio

Radio New Zealand reporter Matthew Farrell is outside the police cordon at the scene of the homicide and he joins us now. Audio

In his film 'Oops, Wrong Planet', Australian Stephen Ramsey is on a quest to find out about living with Asperger syndrome. Audio

A fire in the Christchurch suburb of Richmond early this morning has claimed the lives of a 38-year-old woman and a 6-year-old child. Audio

We pick up the story of Brett, a young American boy with Asperger syndrome. He is one of the people Australian film maker Stephen Ramsey has met in Oops, Wrong Planet, as he travels the world to find… Audio

The violent clashes, which have also injured more than eight hundred people, saw members of the Xinjiang region's ethnic Uighur people clash with police. Audio

Each afternoon this week at a 3:45pm we're playing the soundtrack from Stephen Ramsey's film, Oops, Wrong Planet. Audio

Gore singer-songwriters Kayla Mahon and Taylor Cairns are riding a popularity wave in Australia, and are now considering a tour there after the success of their hit single No Man's Land on the… Audio

James O'Loghlin, Australian author, comedian and broadcaster. Audio

A study by the Syrian government says that hundreds of thousands of people in Syria are living in poverty and dependent on state aid. Audio

The Blues Buffet are a blues Quartet from Wanganui whose pedigree dates back to some of the great Wellington Bands of the 1970's. Audio

Iranian state radio is reporting the arrests of at least 457 people, and the deaths of at least 10 people as the violent clashes continue. Audio

Graham Wardrop is a Dunedin born guitar virtuoso whose long career started in a number of guitar bands while he was still at high school. While studying at Otago university he was a member of the band… Audio

New Zealand has come out top in an international survey of where British expats prefer to live. Audio

Tami Neilson is a Canadian ex-pat who has made a name for herself with a number of TV appearances, a lot of touring and a Tui award for the best country album of 2009. Audio

New Zealand Live features Helen van der Linden, winner of last weekend's New Zealand Gold Guitar Awards. Audio

NZ Live features Helen van der Linden, winner of the 2009 New Zealand Gold Guitar Awards. Audio

In his early teens Harvey Mann left his hometown of Mt Maunganui and arrived in Auckland to form the McGee St Underdogs. They were soon belting out raw British influenced rhythm and blues in… Audio