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Subsidised cafes; an underage teenager in Hamilton was able to order alcohol online from The Mill and have it delivered to his doorstep; Wellington City Council decides to spend $20,000 on helping… Audio

Topic 3 - The rich. Topic 4 - Greed. Topic 5 - Rich Women. Audio

Topics - Cats do recognise their owner's voice when called - they just choose to ignore it. A new study by the University of Japan has confirmed what many cat owners have long suspected - that their… Audio

Topics - We will soon be able to watch live footage of Earth from outer space thanks to HD webcams that are about to be permanently fitted to the International Space Station. Is driving with a… Audio

Topics - Katy Perry opened the ceremony in Los Angeles with a Japanese-themed performance of Unconditionally, dressed as a Geisha. Within minutes, fans and viewers were accusing her of racism. A… Audio

Topics - at what point are noise complaints unreasonable? The well-known Christchurch chef Jonny Schwass is pondering that question today after somebody made a complaint that interrupted a Sunday… Audio

Topic 4 - Kim Dot Com. Topic 5 - Greenpeace protest. Audio

Topics - visual mnemonics are one of the new trends in learning, and it's been discovered that attaching a picture of a cat to what you're trying to teach people is surprisingly effective. "The power… Audio

Topic - Football supporters and commuters alike are expected to enjoy the Fan Trail fiesta in today's buildup to the All Whites versus Mexico FIFA World Cup qualifier. A renowned American neurologist… Audio

Topics - The Gettysburg address, the short speech given by Abraham Lincoln 150 years ago today, the finest short speech in the English language, and one of the great political utterances of all time… Audio

Topics - New personality profiling software could allow employers to analyse jobseekers' tweets to see if they are right for a role. The Man Booker prize-winner Eleanor Catton has been on Twitter with… Audio

Auckland Council department gets 'refreshed' logo; Coroner publishes review of cycling safety; More private jets in New Zealand. Audio

Topics - New Zealand singer songwriter, Lorde and professional golf player, Lydia Ko are being hailed as two of the most influential teenagers in the world by Time Magazine. A retired policeman and a… Audio

Topics - a campaign to get New Zealanders to embrace their biggest city as a place to visit starts today with the slogan 'the show never stops'. The safety of downtown bars in Auckland is being raised… Audio

Topics - Researchers are using artificial intelligence to cut gridlock in cities by teaching traffic lights to 'talk' to each other. Rather than being coordinated centrally like current traffic… Audio

Topics - Radio hosts John Tamihere and Willie Jackson will be off the air for the rest of the year after a controversial interview with a young woman about a teenage sex ring. The pair made the… Audio

Panelists discuss: the Twitter float; faith healing; affordable housing, and; indoor felines. Audio

Topics - Coffee is most effective if consumed between 9.30am and 11.30am. This is because levels of the hormone cortisol drop at this time, after peaking between 8am and 9am - and caffeine interacts… Audio

There are reports today of cowboys racing horses down the main street of Taumarunui, which the Fairfax website says is "helping reinforce the town's Wild West reputation". Have you ever wondered about… Audio

Topics - The TAB is predicting record betting of nine million dollars in New Zealand on the Melbourne Cup. The Accident Compensation Corporation is asking people to take care around fireworks this Guy… Audio

Topics - The Sydney Morning Herald reports we're actually better able to remember where to find the information we need than the information itself. That was the conclusion of a recent study from New… Audio

Fireworks go on sale tomorrow, they will only be sold for four days, from tomorrow until Guy Fawkes on November 5, A study of what teenagers really want to know about sex has revealed anxiety about… Audio

Topics - Halloween's popularity is soaring in New Zealand. But the imported tradition is proving a scary prospect for some. It's not a Spring Festival it's an autumn one, it's derived from another… Audio

Topics - The Pentagon is considering a reorganisation of its internal think tank, the Office of Net Assessment - an organisation credited with helping the US win the Cold War. A study has found that… Audio

Topics - A study conducted by Harvard Business School concludes that people who offer apologies for things that aren't their fault appear more trustworthy and tend to be welcomed more warmly by… Audio