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In the Otis Frizzell-penned artwork to Fat Freddys Drop's much-delayed second album Dr Boondigga and The Big BW, the seven-strong future soul collective are pictured bottled up in jars in the… Audio

Winter is here. Dr Ed Timings talks on how to survive the winter. Audio

"Two years in the making, and four years since Based On A True Story was unleashed on the world, Freddy's shake loose with the fresh as studio album. With a solid running time of seventy minutes, Dr… Audio

Parent-educator at Wilton Playcentre and educational consultant discuss learning and play in early childhood education. Audio

Organiser of NZSM's 'Joseph Haydn: Forms of Expression' conference - commemorating the 200th anniversary of Haydn's death. Audio

From Fale to Wharenui, the evolution and importance of Maori architecture in both an historic and contemporary context. Audio

How much responsibility does the NZRU have in preventing vulnerable players from suffering permanent, or fatal head injuries? Audio

Dr Michael Cullen retired from Parliament this week. What were the philosophies that drove him for nearly three decades? Audio

On the link between sleep and colds, getting good sleep should count among the priorities of health-conscious people. Audio

Dr Stephen Garner recently wrote an article about online religious communities. Audio

Plans for a merger between the Crown Research Institute, Agresearch and Lincoln University. Audio

New Zealand graduates are the lowest paid in the developed world. Audio

Ethnologist and biologist who writes on the social intelligence of primates in the books Chimpanzee Politics and Our Inner Ape. Audio

Russian cellist and founder of the Adam Cello Festival and Competition which begins in Christchurch this weekend. Audio

How much progress has been made on a shift to renewable resources especially in energy hungry countries? Audio

Clinical trials into use of stem cells for treating spinal injuries. Audio

Peter Mechen looks at the life and work of recently deceased New Zealand Philanthropist. Audio

Feminist historian on the dumbing down of women's roles in Hollywood films Audio

Acupuncture is being trialled in Auckland hospitals for pain relief. Audio

Professor of Dance Studies, Auckland University, dancer, writer, filmmaker and teacher who asks if dance is politically relevant. Audio

Professor Dr Birkeland says that retrofitting existing building is cheaper and more effective than 'carbon neutral' buildings. Audio

Mark Taylor, a man holding a NZ passport has been detained trying to enter a remote militant stronghold in Pakistan. Audio

Those saving or living on savings on the other hand have been delt another blow. Audio