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Topics - Today we learned that the former All Black Norm Hewitt approached Zac Guildford to offer his help to overcome an alcohol problem. The minister responsible for sorting out the teachers' pay… Audio

Panel says, Jimbo, Compo. Audio

Topics - The Violinist Vanessa-Mae has put music on hold for a year as she rehearses for a new role - skiing for Thailand at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Russia. Real estate bargains are still out… Audio

Topics - The Problem Gambling Foundation and the Opposition say the recent growth in gambling losses, particularly at casinos, is a worry given the prospect of more pokies at SkyCity. A PhD can earn a… Audio

Topics - for the seventh year leading global marketing communications company JWT has released its predictions on what will take off in the year ahead. The NZ Rugby Union announced late last night… Audio

Merry Christmas from Afternoons with Jim Mora, broadcasting from Auckland waterfront. Audio

Happy Apocalypse. On the eve of his departure as Air New Zealand chief executive, Rob Fyfe has been accused of presiding over a "pattern of puerile, sexist depictions of women". Audio

Topics - if the Mayan prophecy is true, just how might it all end on Friday? Frightened neighbours are reported to have watched through their curtains as the body of a young man was dragged into a car… Audio

Topics - Danish scientists who set out to measure the benefits of breakfast and lunch among children found diet helped, but the way pupils travelled to school was far more significant. A government… Audio

Topics - The Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in the USA has led the nation to launch into an increasingly bitter argument over gun control laws. The Tertiary Education Union says it's a bad idea… Audio

Topic 4 - Pharmacies could provide the emergency contraceptive free to 12-24 year olds under a new Taranaki Youth Health strategy. Topic 5 - We're not exactly feeling merry and bright about our… Audio

Topics - America's National Intelligence Council, made up of 17 U.S. government intelligence agencies, has released its predictive master-work, Global Trends 2030: Alternate Worlds. The New Zealand… Audio

Topics - It will come to light that there are numerous buildings throughout NZ that are as in poor shape as the CTV building, many of them built in the last 10 years. Can you buy duty-free booze and… Audio

Topics - A study based on surveys of 2,500 U.S. adults has separated everyone into categories depending on how they use the internet and social media. gender and age are the main factors in the way… Audio

Topics - Staggering demand for computer tablets has seen British shoppers buy one every second as the rush for Christmas gifts goes into overdrive. Facebook says the 'right to be forgotten' - which is… Audio

Retiring early doesn't mean you'll be any happier. Is it clear to you what sort of a weather event it was that wrought havoc in Hobsonville yesterday? The world is coming to an end, according to the… Audio

Topics - A report by the Auditor-General shows some school boards have used taxpayers' money on unauthorised investments and personal expenditure - including traffic fines and satellite TV… Audio

Topics - A fascinating new study finds bald cats are friendliest and moggies are the grumpiest. A (female) member of Hawkes Bay's legal profession has promised to boycott the annual Law Society… Audio

Topics - It's been reported today that the Queen and Prince Charles were only told of Duchess Catherine's pregnancy hours before she was admitted to hospital with acute morning sickness. Is it ok for… Audio

Topics - in a study, reported in the journal Biological Psychology, researchers looked for the first time at the effect of being born without a sense on smell on men and women's relationships. The… Audio

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A new mother names her baby girl Hashtag Jameson, named after Twitter's # symbol; The New York Times is running a story about a worldwide trend of exhuming human bodies to prove or disprove foul play… Audio

Topics - Wellington is a-buzz as tonight's world premiere of The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey, approaches. A New Zealand man has been accused of covertly deleting thousands of words from the Oxford… Audio

Topics - with the "spending season" decending upon us, HS Dent, an economic forecasting firm, reported in the Atlantic Monthly, if you want to find this, has compiled Census data on spending behavior… Audio

Topics - The wealthiest woman in the world, and Australia's most successful entrepreneur, Gina Rinehardt is currently on a tour of Australia promoting her new book. A Wellington home support worker… Audio