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A UN is poised to appoint a space ambassador to act as the first point of contact for aliens trying to communicate with Earth; In the UK - An investigation by trading standards officers has revealed… Audio

Chris Carter; Housing affordability. Audio

Topics - The Real IRA has said it will resume attacks on the UK mainland - principally targetting banks and bankers. Police report the New Zealand drug scene is expanding, with more young people using… Audio

Topics - The bank survey which suggested half of New Zealanders are not saving at all and every year around now we hear the headline farmers have been"caught out by a freak snow storm". Audio

Topics - 1) A town in Scotland is about to receive the award for the most dismal town in the country - after it volunteered for the prize. 2) The chef de mission of the New Zealand Commonwealth Games… Audio

Topics - Mason High School in southern Ohio has installed baby carrots in school vending machines in an effort to encourage vegetable consumption and at the other end of the vending machine spectrum… Audio

The objectification of female actors, Panellists have their say, dangers of texting, the British media phone tapping scandal and the wounded BP brand. Audio

Topics - Although the latest edition of Lonely Planet's New Zealand guidebook heaps praise on New Zealand for its beauty and its people, several regions have been singled out for being overpriced… Audio

Topics - George Michael has been sentenced to eight weeks in jail and fined for crashing his car while under the influence of cannabis, a dispute has erupted over the appointment of Ian Athfield… Audio

Topics - Concern about the appointment of a senior defence official has prompted the Local Government Minister to also seek assurances over recruitment for the Auckland Super City and it'll be a… Audio

Topics - Wellington cafes will defy Reserve Bank warnings not to raise prices when GST goes up in October, some members of the legal profession are worried that an attempt to save money could lead to… Audio

Supercity mayoral candidates almost come to blows, Maurice Williamson cracks"totally inappropriate and offensive"jokes at a builders' awards ceremony, Vitamin B supplements could slow and even halt… Audio

Topics - Muslim community leaders are demanding an apology from the Building Minister, Maurice Williamson over a muslim joke. New Zealand and Australia have ended up first-equal in a first-of-its kind… Audio

Topics - God is no longer a"he"and the Maori Party isn't ruling out the use of post-election negotiations to try to get a better deal on the foreshore and seabed. Audio

Placing Tony Blair's book in the crime section of the book store, Jim Anderton's words get twisted, North Queensland independent MP Bob Katter backs the Liberal coalition, and parties for the… Audio

Topics, in Australia the Coalition is increasingly pessimistic about its chances of winning the support of the three rural independents it needs to take power and A Chinese man has been criticised for… Audio

With Finlay MacDonald and Simon Pound. Audio

Topics - removing the 'gay' word from a childrens song, former British PM, Tony Blair's in the headlines in UK papers again this week after the release of his memoir"A Journey", which dredges up all… Audio

Topics - Scientists at the World Cancer Research Fund believe that just 45 minutes of moderate exercise a day could stop 5,500 cases of breast cancer developing in Britain annually and there's an… Audio

Topics include opposites don't attract - people choose partners like them, the Coalition has edged ahead of Labor on new numbers from the Australian Electoral Commission and the Whanganui District… Audio

On part two of The Panel: the New Zealand Christmas Tree; Student Loan payments and; South Canterbury Finance. Audio

Brain Downtime, The Australian newspaper's political editor calling for another election, Is the US economy is in a 1930s-style Depression? Audio

By-elections, Aussie independent becomes independent from other independents, and John Barlow released. Audio

Oz Election, The publisher of Enid Blyton's Famous Five series is relaunching all 21 books. Audio

Topics included hearing loss - almost 20 percent of people between the ages of 12 and 19 have some form of hearing loss and New Zealand is the second-most desired country for potential immigrants. Audio