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Topics - A transport lobby group wants cars to be excluded from Auckland's inner-city Queen Street at weekends. Christmas weather, A slow-moving front makes its way northwards over northern New… Audio

Topics - A registered nurse has been found guilty of professional misconduct for having an affair with the husband of a cancer patient she was treating. A growing number of freedom campers and… Audio

Five Star Finance; Christmas Television; Car Headlights. Audio

Love him, or hate him - there's no stopping X Factor judge and media entrepreneur, Simon Cowell. Strong tip out today in the UK for Simon to get a knighthood in the Queen's New Year's Honours List… Audio

A 63 year old Austrian man has been fined for yodelling while mowing his lawn, because it was ridiculing the beliefs of his Muslim neighbours next door. Hanover Finance founder Mark Hotchin says he… Audio

Panellists and Jim discuss: cricket, sometimes it's just not; Panellists have their say; Erin Brokovich findings wrong? and; diseases rich people get. Audio

How long does it take to form a first impression of someone, speeding cops, Bob Parker's profile and the Canterbury earthquake, and the latest on Pike River. Audio

Topics - The National MP for Botany Pansy Wong has resigned from parliament. Labour Party leader Phil Goff has downplayed any talk of a rift in the party after conflict over who should replace the… Audio

Topics - Members of the public are stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of equipment from hospitals. Ten landowners who granted easement access over their properties for the 8km Gibbston… Audio

A poll says Brits are more scared of getting cancer than anything else - including a heart attack, Alzheimer's or losing their job; a man found a dead wallaby on Haunui Road in residential Pukerua Bay… Audio

Topics - A shearer has been awarded $2250 for being punched in the face by his boss after swearing at his wife and being accused of skiving off work. National MP Pansy Wong is denying her husband… Audio

Topics - Many people take aspirin to lower their risk of heart disease. But a new study suggests a remarkable added benefit, reporting that patients who took aspirin regularly for a period of several… Audio

A dozen people who pleaded guilty after police rounded up a group of boy racers north of Christchurch COULD have their convictions quashed, according to a defence lawyer; An award-winning New Zealand… Audio

Peter Jackson's luxury jet to return to Wellington; aftermath of the Wikileaks exposed cables; anti-globalisation protests in Auckland; illegal fishing deals. Audio

More about a study saying that men with index fingers longer than their ring fingers are much less likely to develop prostate cancer. Russia will host the 2018 FIFA World Cup, and Qatar will host the… Audio

Topics - A New Zealand online magazine for women is running"Our favourite Breasts campaign", encouraging women to send in photos of their breasts to raise money for breast cancer. The European debt… Audio

Topics - Britain's most prestigious scientific outfit, the Royal Society has run a poll of more than 2,000 adults, and discovered that 44 per cent of them believe aliens Do exist."We got bad…

Topics - Britain's most prestigious scientific outfit, the Royal Society has run a poll of more than 2,000 adults, and discovered that 44 per cent of them believe aliens Do exist."We got bad… Audio

Sir Elton John's had another go at Simon Cowell and his TV talent shows, saying they can leave contestants with lasting"psychological damage". Air New Zealand is adding extra charges to its booking… Audio

Country singing star Willie Nelson, now aged 77, charged with possession of cannabis. Wikileaks has published a quarter of a million State Department cables, including 1490 secret diplomatic cables… Audio

Sarah Palin and her latest gaff; Panellists have their say; JetStar fires whistle blowing pilot; Wellington supercity? and; aspirin for all? Audio

Topics - A panel of experts is suggesting everyone aged over 45 should consider a small daily dose of aspirin to help protect themselves against heart disease and cancer. Josie Pagani - perhaps in an… Audio

U.S. officials are struggling to handle the uproar from piqued travelers who maintain their private parts are being treated in a public fashion by new security screening techniques. The… Audio

A Canterbury University lecturer says young people are being unfairly criminalised by liquor bans. A study into one of New Zealand's worst infectious diseases shows household crowding is one of the… Audio

Trans-Atlantic Susan on the boil; Qantas off the boil?; not careless, manslaughter; corruption; sex; terrorism talk and more. Audio