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University of Queensland research in conjunction with the Australian Government has found people who spend 30 minutes a week in parks are less likely to have high blood pressure or mental health… Audio

The president of the Chamber of Commerce on Norfolk says the island is not at all ready to become a part of New South Wales this Friday. Audio

Alex arrives in Canada from New Zealand, unannounced. Papa Lou is overjoyed, but Sophie decides to expose the fraud. Rose, Sophie's mother, shows a tiny spark of life from within her stroke-induced… Audio

Reporter, Marnie Festdestiny, reports from the native beach and forest as the Pilgrim Fathers (and mothers and children) arrive to take refuge in the New World. Part of Right On The Night. Audio

Topics - How conscious are we of time? When will we see the end of fossil-fule driven vehicles? Sarah Henderson shares her story of trying to leave 12 year-olds at the movies. Audio

Science news (zika and cystic fibrosis), peak perfomance, symbolic sounds and revealing hidden manuscripts. Audio

Topics - Scientists have discovered infectious cancers in three mussels, clams and cockles. Another live update from the UK on the EU referendum. Daisy Postlethwaite joins us with her take on the… Audio

A major world leader calls to retrieve some of his funds from his NZ account. Ken gives his opinion on the Panama papers. The Psychic Tui offers some financial advice. Features Jodie Molloy, Mahoney… Audio

There's another couple of hours voting in Britain in the referendum to decide whether the country stays in theEuropean Union or draws the veil on 40 years of direct involvement in Europe. Audio

If Mark Zuckerberg and the head of the FBI are putting tape over their laptop webcameras, should we? What the Panelists Susan Guthrie and Neil Miller have been thinking about. Mark Stockdale of the AA… Audio

Topics - Research shows that country's where the population has a lower IQ level are more likely to be involved in software piracy. Associate professor of law Ursula Cheers has some thoughts on both… Audio

The Brits are voting this week on whether to leave the EU. Ex-pat Daisy Postlethwaite talks about how young Brits see their relationship with Europe. Is the Trump election campaign about to change… Audio

With Siotu le Velles we investigate the problems faced by the Mayan civilisation as it undergoes necessary change and looks to the future. Audio

Who Wants To Be A Millionaire's Eddie McGuire says commentary about drowning a woman sports journalist was a joke. What the Panelists Peter Elliott and Golnaz Bassam-Tabar have been thinking about… Audio

A tourism operator in Palau says the drought is over, but the jellyfish population has declined rapidly. Audio

Laws of chance, Kokako and science news. Audio

Legal issues faced by celebrities; and why tablet sales are slowing. Audio

Simon Morris looks at the sequel to the heist movie that proved the hand was quicker than the eye, starring Mark Ruffalo and Morgan Freeman. Audio

Facebook's Nicola Mendelsohn vice president for Europe, the Middle East and Africa has just told a big conference that in five years, Facebook "will be probably all video". What Tony Doe and Diane… Audio

The Cook Islands Finance Minister, Mark Brown, has confirmed the government's consolidated accounts have not been audited for 3 years. Audio

Teina Pora's legal team is disappointed the Government has awarded him just over two-and-a-half million dollars in compensation for being wrongfully convicted and imprisoned. Audio