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Kate Barker from Wellington has chosen 'Black Boys on Mopeds' by Sinead O'Connor. Audio

Katy Gosset checks out an acclaimed and provocative play that explores being deaf within a hearing family. Audio

Tony Adams from Tinwald has chosen The Goons' 'The Ying Tong' song. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 5 July. This week ......not everyone is happy with government plans to expand offshore petroleum exploration; is Sky… Audio

Meetings in Fiji next week will bring together climate change and disaster risk groups for the first time. Audio

Chelsea Smith from Swannanoa in North Canterbury has chosen 'Foolish Games' by Jewel. Audio

The National AIDS Council Secretariat in PNG says the epidemic has been contained, but some are not so sure. Audio

Roz Young from Auckland has chosen "Cause" by Rodriguez. Audio

Ryan Belbin in or near Hawkes Bay has chosen "Polly Moore" by the Dardanelles. Audio

Vanuatu off to the beach volleyball world champs in Poland. Audio

New Zealand's Foreign Minister at the time of Fiji's 2006 coup defends the then New Zealand government's efforts to stop the coup. Winston Peters also calls for more expansive sanctions to be in place… Audio

The Solomon Islands government ministers admit corruption is an ongoing problem, but they say a new law on development aid works around it. Audio

Jerry Lynch from Cromwell nominates Evening Gown by Mick Jagger. Audio

Thousands hit the slopes of Mount Ruapehu this weekend for the start of the ski season, in one of the best opening weekends in years. Audio

Steven Adams has made history today, and become an instant sports millionaire, by becoming the first New Zealand basketball player selected in the first round of America's NBA Draft. Audio

More revelations about Wellington-Suva diplomacy have been exposed in a book launched this week. Audio

Josee McClure from Pisa Moorings has chosen 'Aftermath' (Battle of the Field of Shirts) by Saor Patrol . Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 28 June. This week ......the mixed messages by the media about the polar blast which hit the country last week… Audio

Trudy Pilbrow from Wanaka has chosen 'Anthem' by Murray McNab. Audio

Sue Dunbar Davis from Cromwell has chosen 'Five Pennies', with Louis Armstrong, and Danny Kaye. Audio

Terry Barrington from Auckland has chosen 'I Cried Last Night' by Charles Brown. Audio

SPC to cooperate with International Union for Conservation of Nature Funding. Audio

Samoa's Parliament has decided to unanimously endorse an amendment to the constitution which will allow five parliamentary seats to be allotted to women candidates. Audio

Megan Hindmarsh from Kaikohe has chosen 'The Power of Love' by Frankie Goes to Hollywood. Audio

Concerns about the impact of logging on a Solomon Islands World Heritage area. Audio