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Topics - Wellington is the New Zealand city most workers would like to shift to - but Waikato is where they're the happiest. A Rudolf Steiner school on the Kapiti Coast has been investigated by the… Audio

Topics - Saint Patrick's Day was made an official Christian feast day in the early seventeenth century. Crimea's Moscow-backed leaders have declared a 96-percent vote in favour of quitting Ukraine and… Audio

The occasion of the WWW's 25th birthday has also prompted various attempts to predict the future of technology, Gareth Morgan is targeting Wellington students with free booze as he continues his… Audio

Topics - new research shows that handsome men are more successful at work than attractive women. The Green Party has today announced plans to spend 200-million dollars on roads - to encourage children… Audio

Topics - The Labour MP Shane Jones says the Green Party is being thin-skinned over his attacks on their MPs, in particular for a party that accused Conservatives leader Colin Craig of stifling open… Audio

Topics - from diabetes smelling like nail polish remover to liver failure smelling of raw fish, doctors say diseases could eventually be diagnosed just using smell. The Herald reports Len Brown's… Audio

Topics - In his first public appearance since leaving Microsoft's CEO role, Steve Ballmer did an interview with the dean of Oxford's school of business. He talked about the best-and worst-advice he… Audio

The Telegraph has published details of a poll examining the kinds of things that couples argue about, the New Zealand Festival of the Arts Writer's Week, and obtaining a driver's license through VTNZ.

Topics - Auckland's Mayor, Len Brown, has suggested that requiring all Aucklanders to pay a council income tax may help elderly people in affluent areas who can't afford their rates. Judith Collins… Audio

Topics - a complaint to NZX of insider trading that seems to have passed by the Minister of Commerce should be a warning for investors in the New Zealand capital markets, according to Labour's Primary… Audio

Topics - Prime Minister John Key says David Cunliffe's leadership is a "shipwreck". He has accused the Labour leader of attempting to "retrofit" legitimacy onto his declaration on the Register of… Audio

Topics - Is your name hard to pronounce? Then people don't trust you. New research from Columbia University presented at the American Association for The Advancement Of Science shows that richer… Audio

The recently developed 'Death Test', the struggling Australian economy versus the positive outlook for New Zealand, and a recent piece in the New York Times about the effects of marriage equality. Audio

Aparrently the beard craze has grown so popular in Brooklyn that men are rushing to doctors for "facial hair transplants" - surgery that helps make beards look thicker and less patchy. The policeman… Audio

Topics - it's been described as the 'Downton Effect' - a revival of more formal dinner parties as the British try to bring back fine dining. Today we learned that insurance companies have completed… Audio

A phenomenon born of the webcam and front-facing smartphone camera, the "selfie" has been subject to a significant amount of media dissection. Yesterday, on The Panel, the Executive Director of the… Audio

Topics - A big study from Harvard and UC Berkeley has looked back into family trees, over centuries, to determine how social mobility has changed. The "Moon man" has used his claimed Christchurch… Audio

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Topics - the film 'Gravity' could happen in real life! A drifting satellite that the European Space Agency lost contact with could break up and spark a deadly debris field. The amazing story of 5… Audio

Eight times a day, a group of nuns files into a chapel in their rural monastery in northwestern Missouri to chant and worship. Quite unexpectedly, this private, prayerful pursuit has made the… Audio

Topics - it turns out that ABBA's crazy costumes were a tax dodge! In Australia you haven't needed warrant of fitness check for some time now, only an initial check when a vehicle is first put on the… Audio

Topics - One in four Americans are completely unfamiliar with Nicolaus Copernicus's 1543 theory that the Earth circles the Sun, according to a study by the National Science Foundation. Long traffic… Audio

The Auckland City Council has backed down on demands for residents to rip out vegetation they've planted on grass berms. A tax on sugary soft drinks? What car is the least reliable? Audio

Topics - the Food and Grocery Council says a Commerce Commission inquiry into supermarkets' treatment of their suppliers could improve the relationship between the two. Is life in Auckland's outer… Audio

Topics - from all accounts Shirley Temple made a pretty good U.S. Ambassador. Green Party leader Tariana Turia says New Zealand has the "sovereign right" to protect its citizens and will not be told… Audio