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In the light of Auckland's Heritage Festival, Wayne takes a critical look at the reality of heritage, Auckland style. Chris subsequently speaks with Waitemata and Gulf councillor Mike Lee, and… Audio

The Obama administration's handling of the fatal attack on a US consulate in Libya last month, has become a major election point, just weeks before Americans go to the polls. Audio

There is uncertainty over the future of the special deal which provides over-65s living in Auckland with free public transport throughout the day. Audio

A new addition to the programme from Wayne Brittenden, who has been Radio New Zealand's correspondent in several capital cities over the years. He will be giving us fresh insights into a wide variety… Audio

'How To Say Thankyou' by Karamia Muller, illustrations by Mark Paterson. 'Farmer John's Tractor' by Sally Sutton, illustrated by Robyn Belton. Audio

Rain that had stopped play at the United States Open tennis championships has lifted and play is now under way in the quarter-finals, with the 11th seeded Marion Bartoli of France looking to upset the… Audio

The relationships between a father and son can be tough enough, but what say your father is a secretive man because it's his job … he's a spy. Scott Johnson is a foreign correspondent whose father… Audio

Fixed home loan rates have dropped to their lowest levels since the 1960s, following floating mortgage rates down. Audio

Our reporter Andrew McRae was trackside for yesterday's final 200-kilometre race around the city circuit. Audio

Our Waikato reporter, Andrew McRae has been at the central city street circuit for the ITM-400 practice day. Audio

The cuts are part of the organisation's cabinet mandated target to save hundreds of millions of dollars over the next four years. Audio

Historian Paul Preston calls the Iberian Civil War the Spanish Holocaust and tells Chris that little has previously been revealed about the horror that happened in Spain, and the consequences that… Audio

Journalist Duncan Grieve, broadcaster and DJ Aroha Harawira, and musician, retailer and curmudgeon Jeremy Taylor join Kirsten Johnstone to discuss possible music trends, hotly anticipated releases and… Audio

The official number of people killed on New Zealand roads this year has climbed to 17. Audio

We begin a series of interviews where John Mcintyre from the Children's Bookshop chats to high fliers in the competitive field of children's books. Brian Falkner is today's guest. Audio

A poll on the Public Address website has declared "munted" the word of the year. Audio

Eurozone countries are coming under increasing international pressure before a summit later this week seen as crucial for the future of the single currency. Audio

Scott’s Last Journey - the centenary

Auckland nurse Isobel Maguire volunteered her services to the Spanish Medical Aid Association; helping the Spanish government and the International Brigade against general Franco was her way of… Audio

Auckland nurse Isobel Maguire volunteered her services to the Spanish Medical Aid Association; helping the Spanish government and the International Brigade against general Franco was her way of… Audio

To tell us why anyone would want to buy the partially eaten pine needles from Sirocco the kakapo's digestive tract is Zealandia's Lauren Schaer. Audio

The Finance Minister, Bill English, says Labour's Work and Wages policy is a throwback to the 1970's. Audio

Community Activist with a rather different take on the rainbow nation nearly a decade after apartheid. Audio

Some city councillors in Hamilton are angry over what they believe was a rushed end to the city's V8 race. Audio

Gemma Gracewood, now living in New York, reports on the earthquake. Audio