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Snow Fall, letting apes play with apps, how a Bible app saved the day, and streaming 'House of Cards' from Netflix. Audio

Reviewing "Wool" by Hugh Howey and "Mage's Blood" by David Hair. Audio

Dr Mark Harvey is heading to the 55th Biennale in Venice later this year where he's been invited to perform in the first Maldives pavilion at the arts extravaganza. Mark's a senior lecturer in Dance… Audio

Former Speaker of House and soon to be New Zealand's High Commissioner to the Court of St James, Dr Smith speaks about his career in the media, as an academic, with the NZ Dairy Board and in New… Audio

Dr Sharad Paul provides thousands of free skin cancer checks at his Blockhouse Bay Clinic in Auckland, drawing criticism for his altruism from some quarters in the medical industry. Lynda speaks to… Audio

John Quiggin is an economics and political science professor at the University of Queensland and the author of 'Zombie Economics: How Dead Ideas Still Walk Among Us'. Audio

Justin Hodgkiss is a senior lecturer in Physical Chemistry at Victoria University of Wellington, and a Rutherford Discovery Fellow. He's working on commercially viable printable energy-generating… Audio

To celebrate the programme's 50th anniversary this year, the New Zealand Mint is launching a series of Dr Who collectible coins. Audio

Inspirational Indian New Zealander Dr Sharad Paul was one of three finalists for the New Zealander of the Year Awards 2012 - for good reason. Audio

Author of the biography 'The Real Jane Austen: A Life In Small Things'. Audio

Motivated by the start of the new year, people right around the country will be attempting to quit smoking or drinking or pledging to be kinder or more generous or to simply eat less ice cream. Doctor… Audio

Dr Pushpa Wood is the director of the New Zealand Centre for Personal Financial Education at Massey University. Today, Dr Wood talks about teaching children and young people about money and savings. Audio

'The Hydrogen Sonata' by Iain M Banks and 'The ACB with Honora Lee' by Kate De Goldi, illustrated by Gregory O'Brien. Audio

An Auckland eating disorder specialist is alarmed at the proliferation of websites he says are promoting anorexia nervosa and bulimia. Audio

The Executive Editor of The Economist, Dr Franklin is in New Zealand as a guest of Massey University and he talks about the trends shaping the future of the world economy and what this may mean for… Audio

Dr Cathy Wylie is Chief Researcher with the New Zealand Council for Educational Research and has chronicled the history of Tomorrow's Schools. Audio

Dr John Hellstrom, Chair of the National Animal Welfare Advisory Committee (NAWAC), established under the Animal Welfare Act to provide independent advice to the Minister for Primary Industries on the… Audio

Georgetown scientists have discovered that one part of the brain is involved in learning a new musical sequence while another part recalls the tune after it's learned. Audio

Reviewing "Tropic of Skorpeo" by Michael Morrissey and "The Yellow Birds" by Kevin Powers. Audio

Tucked inside the University of Otago Library, there is a room dedicated to keeping history, and a process that dates back to the 15th century, alive. The Otakou Press Room was established more than… Audio

Topics - Cloudy Day, Back Up, Protect your online ID, Use it and lose it, and Smart to buy a Smartphone? Audio

"A Cat, A Hat and a Piece of String" by Joanne Harris and "The Elephant Keepers' Children" by Peter Hoeg. Audio

Minister at Wellington's St. Andrew's on the Terrace previews their restoration fundraising concert: From Haydn to Hill: a Celebration. Audio

Dr Grant Schofield is a Professor of Public Health and director for the Centre for Physical Activity and Nutrition at Auckland University of Technology, with particular interests in sports and health… Audio

Reviewing "Railsea" by China Mieville and "Alveridgea, and the Legend of the Lonely Dog" by Ivan Clarke and Stu Duval. Audio