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The day after a new US president takes office we speak to Professor Simon Clarke about Paternalism. Audio

The Green Party co-leader elucidates his party's hopes and aspirations for the country in the coming year. Audio

This young band play a swirling mix of prog, gypsy, folk, metal, jazz which will surprise and delight. Audio

2008 was the year of the frog, amphibian advocate Dr. Bishop soke to Noelle about raising frog awareness Audio

Neuroanatomist who experienced a stroke in 1996, and has been successfully rebuilding her brain. Audio

Why has Pakistan become so pivotal in the region it lies in the middle of? Audio

Dr Colman discusses the General Progress Index, an alternative to GDP Audio

UK intensive care specialist on why some people die and others don't. Audio

Moko (Maori-motif tattoos) are making a big comeback, and one of the influential sources for the tradition - the book Moko by the late Michael King and Marti Friedlander - has been published in a… Audio

Dr. Neal Barnard is an American physician, author, clinical researcher, low-fat vegan diet advocate and animal rights activist. Audio

Why has Pakistan become so pivotal in the region it lies in the middle of? Audio

Erasing scary memories in mice. Audio

A GP for thirty three years in Whangarei who is now moving south to the little West Otago town of Tapanui. Audio

Dr Michael Tobias is an ecologist, historian, filmmaker and author. He is also a leading light in the 'sanctuary' movement. Audio

RNZ political editor Brent Edwards comments on the possible effect of Lockwood Smith's comments. Audio

The Department recently finished a High Risk Personality program for people with levels of psychopathic personality disorder. Audio

Outgoing CEO of the NZ Film Commision Dr. Ruth Harley, who'll be taking up a new job as head of Screen Australia. Audio

Christchurch GP Obstetrician and author. Mothers and babies are at more risk than at any time in past 3 decades. Audio

Dementia - A New Zealand Guide - Learn about dementia, find out how to get help, and understand the role of the caregiver. Audio

Keynote speaker at Making the Connections, the National Conference on Autism Spectrum Disorders. Audio

Leading environmentalist, and environmental film maker, Michael Tobias has just completed a mammoth 20-year film project. Audio

President of The Centre for Public Justice in Washington, currently in NZ lecturing on christianity and politics. Audio

The leading British scientist says New Zealand is wasting its time passing an Emissions Trading Scheme. Audio

National says the emissions trading scheme should be delayed despite Australia saying its scheme is compatible with NZ's. Audio

Dr Bashir has first hand accounts of the horrors of the ethnic based war in Sudan's Darfur province. Audio