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This week Nick features trumpet player Clifford Brown and drummer Max Roach, as well as Dianne Reeves and Quatuor Ebène. Audio

Blood on the walls, keys under the flowerpot, flashlight in the car, darkness in the hallway. What happened in the house? Audio

In 2004, Dame Tariana Turia voted against her own government's foreshore and seabed legislation before resigning from Parliament and returning as the Māori Party co-leader. Video, Audio

What are your tips to quieten a ruminating mind. The 'Christchurch Call' under scrutiny at the UN as the PM addresses leaders urging them learn the lessons of mosque shooting. Auckland Chamber of… Audio

The Booker prize is coming up in 3 weeks, so maybe WHAT book do YOU think should have won a Booker Prize? Highly paid UK charity chief says girls should be taught at school how to ask for a playrise… Audio

What were your dodgy dress up choices of the past? Woman who complained to Labour Party about sexual assault says the response leads her to believe the party has a problem with women. Economist Eric… Audio

Australian politicians are calling for the names "milk" and "meat" to be banned from being used to describe plant products. The Australian National party are lobbying the Federal government to stop… Audio

While you might be bracing yourself for price hikes at the fuel pump, it could also mean you'll soon be paying more for basic food supplies.

Global oil prices have increased as supplies have been cut… Video, Audio

How have your driving habits changed in the last 5 years? Do you drive more or less? Why? Another disucssion about whether a Universal Basic Income would work in New Zealand, this time Susan Edwards… Audio

Today's music feature is part two of New Zealand's country music scene with Glen Moffatt. Audio

How could supermarkets reduce the amount of plastic they use? A new scheme aimed at preventing financially unsound companies from winning big contracts with lowball offers is in the offering… Audio

Roald Dahl would've turned 103 today - were any of his books especially meaningful to you, and why? Over the past few years many Kohanga have shut down: today there are around 8,500 tamariki enrolled… Audio

What's a lesser-known event in NZ history that all high school students should learn about? A report into the future of work by the Productivity Commission paints an uncertain picture of what the… Audio

Friends' Is Turning 25, so our Question of the Day is, what did you love or hate about the show? Meteorologists are warning of 'apocalyptic' conditions for parts of Australia, with higher temperatures… Audio

Police forces around the Pacific have been caught off guard by the growth of the methamphetamine trade in the region. Audio

What would you create a petition to parliament for? The Future of Labour Party president Nigel Haworth is uncertain after handling of sexual assault allegation. Every election period many candidates… Audio

Today, on world suicide prevention day, the Prime Minister and Health Minister will announce a suicide prevention plan. It comes just two weeks after we found out suicide rates in New Zealand had… Audio

What's your most despised/beloved piece of passive-aggressive work email jargon? The measles epidemic sweeping through New Zealand could cause the country to lose its measles elimination status. Dr… Audio

Pianist Louis Lortie with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra conducted by Asher Fisch. Audio