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Topics - The TV actress Robyn Malcolm, who MC'ed the opening of the Greens election campaign, will front an Auckland Council campaign to encourage recycling. What voting system would you choose if New… Audio

Topics - If you take the advice of the little orange man (in the TV ads) and head to the polls on November 26, you need to know that there will be some extra boxes to tick this year. The American… Audio

Safety issues with fireworks; a car-buyer's guide warns against buying a Saab; a medical student dies of meningococcal C after waiting too long for medical attention. Audio

The Panellists: debate the merits of wearing helmets when cycling; have their own say; look at pedestrian behaviour and; look at a car not-to-buy. Audio

Topics - Figures published in the latest Corrections annual report show one in three criminals breach their parole and one in five Maori offenders fail to complete their community service or court… Audio

Topics - The Labour party is promising a shake-up of radio and television, including a review of public broadcasting and a new regulator of broadcasting and telecommunications. Eighteen months after a… Audio

Topics - The world's seven billionth person will be born somewhere on earth today, United Nations forecasters say. Somes changes to the rules of golf should, hopefully, make things a little easier for… Audio

There's a long, hot, dry summer on the way thanks to a returning La Nina weather pattern. The UN Security Council has voted unanimously to lift the no-fly zone over Libya on October 31 and end its… Audio

Topics - An Auckland school has gone ahead with its controversial plan to make expensive tablet devices compulsory for junior pupils, by rolling out a training programme for teachers. The lawyer for a… Audio

Topics - Muammar Gaddafi, who for 40 years ruled Libya with fear and violence, has been unceremoniously buried at dawn in an unmarked desert grave. A report by Otago's Presbyterian Support service has… Audio

Topics - The International Rugby Board has fined the French team $5000 for advancing on the All Blacks' haka at the start of the Rugby World Cup final. Rock icons U2 have something new to brag about -… Audio

Labour Day; Muammar Gaddafi's death; The odds against France to win the RWC final; The luckiest place to live. Audio

Topics - New Zealand First has defended its dumping of an election candidate who drank his own urine on TV. Pharmac, the Government's drug funder, last week rejected another appeal by Pompe sufferers… Audio

Topics - A New Plymouth man who is fighting for his life has been turned away from Parliament without a proper hearing. A lesbian kiss on Coronation Street in its new 5.30pm timeslot has prompted… Audio

Topics - How to cope with the stress of the anticipation of the RWC final. Email etiquette. All you have to do with Neutrogena Rapid Wrinkle Repair is "sit back and watch your wrinkles go away". Audio

Topics - the TV ratings are out from the weekends RWC semis. Do you remember the time when an opposing kicker was never booed when shooting for goal? Audio

This weekend's RWC All Black quarter final; The property market. Audio

Topic - Doctors are attempting to track down all the children in Auckland who haven't been been immunised against measles, as the number of cases in the region continues to rise. Audio

Topics - Prosecutions against five high-ranking Khmer Rouge cadres are set to be dropped as United Nations trials in Phnom Penh collapse amid farce and acrimony. The Wallabies have nothing to fear… Audio

Topics - Property owners have taken a swipe at the Christchurch City Council's draft plan for the recovery of the central city - describing it as a "rubbish pipedream" that is "terrifying" to… Audio

Topics - The Human Rights Review Tribunal has dismissed a claim of discrimination made by a woman whose employers asked her to cover up a tattoo. People going to conferences or shows at the Wellington… Audio

Topics - The world is facing the worst financial crisis since at least the 1930s "if not ever", says the Governor of the Bank of England. The blue and white legions will descend on Eden park to see… Audio

Topics - political billboards with slogans are going up around New Zealand. A group of students have determined that the perfect boiled egg takes six minutes. Audio

Topics - Amanda Knox has been acquitted of murder and sexual assault by an Italian jury in a dramatic end to her four-year battle to prove her innocence. While the attention of the world's media has… Audio

Topics - Latest crime statistics show the number of murders is at a 25 year low. The operators of a helicopter that was used to take aerial photos of a rugby world cup match say they were warned they… Audio