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Is the internet making us less intelligent? Panel Says. A well known ornithologist says Geese relocation plan is bonkers. New Top Gear host less prominent after complaints about his style… Audio

The specialist dairy company, A2 Milk, has raised its underlying earnings forecast by as much as 20 percent, as its infant formula sales continue to perform well in China. Audio

.London's mayor decides that images promoting weight loss are body shaming women. What Gary McCormack and Jeremy Hansen have been thinking about. .Lawyer Graeme Edgler is on the panel to discuss… Audio

We travel back with to the Neolithic times with reporter, Venus Bienalle, to look at cave art and to speak to artists and arts supporters. What is art? What's the role of arts funding and, indeed, the… Audio

There are questions to be asked about why the "internet" is no longer considered a noun and commonly written with out a capital "I". What Stephen Franks and Chris Gallavin have been thinking about… Audio

The police are not giving up the search for a toddler who has been missing for more than three days, after the 4-wheel drive she was in became stranded in a flooded river on the West Coast. Audio

Changing mindsets around waste management is a major focal point of environmental conservation efforts in Tonga. Audio

You see some attractive objects hanging on an apartment wall, and assume they're purely ornamental. But what's this? Your host is taking the artwork down, and folding this two dimensional object into… Video, Audio, Gallery

A lost cat, tech news, home heating questions and Naked Science. Audio

Flying cars might be a reality sooner than you think. What Lavinia Good and Jock Anderson have been thinking about. Dr Nick Kim, a senior lecturer in Applied Environmental Chemistry at Massey… Audio

The man who invented the world wide web is calling on governments to control it, saying it's become the world's largest surveillance system. What the Panelists Michelle Boag and Brian Edwards have… Audio

The Kiwi dollar is trading above 71 cents against its US counterpart for the first time in a year, after the Reserve Bank held the official cash rate at 2-point-25 percent, as many analysts had been… Audio

A very high-profile world leader calls in to try to retrieve some money from his NZ-based account. The Psychic Tui provides some much needed advice to a caller. Audio

The Queen has released her list of top ten favourite songs. What the Panelists Ellen Read and Mark Inglis have been thinking about. Michael Reddell, former reserve bank economist, joins the discussion… Audio

Helen, our own highly ranked powerful woman changes the message on her answer machine. Steve leaves Helen a message. Gareth meets the cats head-on. Audio

A letter arrives from Cotton-Eyed Joe. Audio

New research says that chronic tardiness is actually a form of instanity. What the Panelists Tim Watkin and Damon Salesa have been thinking about. Demographer Professor Paul Spoonley says the idea we… Audio

John Campbell takes a call at home from a man in Nigeria acting on behalf of the estate of John's long lost uncle.

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Protesting students at the University of Papua New Guinea have decided to continue boycotting classes despite calls from the university administrations for some classes to resume today. Audio

Ken talks about bees, Alistaire calls in, and there are challenges in the studio recording a commercial starring the client. Features Paul Casserly and Tony Stamp.

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Longevity drug, wood burners buyer's guide, treating menopause symptoms using acupuncture and Sean Carroll's 'The Serengeti Rules'. Audio

Panelists Lisa Scott and Michael Moynahan have chosen music to illustrate a life well-lived. Patrick Morgan of the Cycling Advocates Network addresses some cycleway questions. Kelvin Davis has been… Audio

Up to seven hundred thousand New Zealanders may have been underpaid hundreds of dollars a year... to the tune of up to 2.2 billion dollars in total. Audio