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Topics - New Zealand women are joining a protest movement sparked by a Canadian police officer's advice that women should avoid dressing as"sluts"to avoid being raped. We've known for a few days now… Audio

A Christchurch Labour MP says television has become so raunchy that even Coronation Street is no longer acceptable for children's viewing; Nasa experts predict an asteroid heading towards Earth will… Audio

Calls have been growing for the ratepayers of Auckland to fund a statue as a memorial to a well-known vagrant woman. 30 years of liposuction. A global survey shows monthly parking rates in Auckland… Audio

Topics - New Zealand - a hotbed of Muslim extremism? An update on the Tornado in Auckland. Audio

Topics - Is Don Brash racist? Police are being issued with new Taser cartridges with longer prongs. It's been reported that at least some police have been using the new Taser cartridges, which also… Audio

Can our brains be half asleep?; Don Brash has his eyes set on Finance Minister's job; Tokelau is a hotbed for cybercrime; a tobacco company rep resorted to balancing the books in order to fund his… Audio

The Government intends to increase spending on new state highways. But it will cut or effectively freeze funding in all but one other area of transport spending. Audio

Research indicates that up to 40% of small companies in Christchurch could eventually fold following the earthquake on 22 February; Research into the benefits of airline air-points programmes in the… Audio

Topics - Police officers are being seconded to work with the Serious Fraud Office as the organisation looks to speed up its investigations into finance company failures, what we could expect in return… Audio

A New Zealand woman is facing the prospect of 15 years in an Argentinian prison after she was arrested, at Buenos Aires airport, with allegedly 5kg of cocaine in a suitcase. Audio

John Key will wear a New Zealand-made suit at the royal wedding woven from merino and washed with pounamu. Should the New Zealand Air Force be ferrying John Key around New Zealand? US President Barack… Audio

Topics - Phil Goffs positives are only 27% and his negatives 49% and Whanganui district councilors are divided over the council's Christian tradition of opening each full meeting by reading aloud a… Audio

Topics - a BBC radio presenter who suffered a heart attack while flying home from covering the Japanese tsunami may take legal action against the airline after it refused to divert the jet to the… Audio

Sixty of the country's broadcast media academics have asked the government to review the funding and regulatory needs of New Zealand television. Audio

An early childhood worker has lost her job after she allegedly swore at some children and threatened to pour water over a man while she was on holiday; Burqua Arrests. Audio

Is there a link between posture and depression? A study led by Brian Meier, a psychologist at North Dakota State University, concluded that posture does affect mood. Tiki Taane: Tiki Taane will appear… Audio

Topics - Financial stress can have long-lasting ill effects on families and set in motion patterns of verbal aggression that cross generations. Late life or"gray divorce,"as demographers are calling… Audio

Vodafone says it is watching the overseas use of motion sensor technology, which is capable of locking drivers out of most of a mobile phone's functions while the phone is moving. Audio

Murray McCully is promising radical changes to New Zealand's diplomatic postings. Wigram Air Force museum is thrilled to be getting it's hands on a couple of mothballed military jet aircraft. The… Audio

The Minister of Maori Affairs, Dr Pita Sharples, says Te Waka Maori pavilion will be excellent value for money, and Eating three bananas a day could be enough to slash the risk of a stroke according… Audio

Topics - Libyan state television has shown live footage of Colonel Muammar Gaddafi saluting supporters from a jeep outside his compound in the capital, Tripoli. Wellington's"Adult… Audio

Topics - Former Maori Party MP Hone Harawira has yet to decide whether he'll launch a new party for this year's election - but he's well on the way to finding a name for it. Four names have been… Audio

Changes to the Holidays and Employment Act, smoking in prison, A new stamp issue honouring New Zealand's 22 Victoria Cross holders. Audio

Workers who routinely pull sickies may be dissuaded from doing so by employment law changes that come into effect tomorrow. While texting may well be on the way out, with the ability of the mobile… Audio

Surf Life Saving New Zealand says it stands by the actions of it's senior lifeguard at Piha Beach who went to the aid of a school group taking a surfing lesson in a rip; Further discussion on bulling… Audio