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Geraldine Homes from Douglas, east of Stratford, has chosen 'Raven' by the Alan Parsons Project. Audio

Mike Vickers of Nelson has chosen 'Ol '55' by Tom Waits. Audio

Miranda Laurich from Kaiaua has chosen 'The Way It Is' by Bruce Hornbsy. Audio

Plans for a food processing plant that promises about 700 jobs in American Samoa has been met with cautious optimism. Audio

This afternoon's best song ever written is nominated by Dave Cox, formerly of Cheshire in the UK, lately of Dunedin. He has chosen 'Don't give up' by Peter Gabriel and featuring Kate Bush. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 17 October. This week.....migrant workers complain of ill treatment in NZ workplaces; Julia Gillard's memoir of being… Audio

Craig Jackson from Auckland has chosen 'This Is the Day' by The The. Audio

The release of the official advice on child poverty which formed the basis of that report we just heard from Brent Edwards came 17 months after Radio New Zealand asked for them. Audio

UNICEF Pacific aims to demonstrate how communities can make a big difference to their health through the simple act of washing their hands. Audio

Ann Brower from Lincoln, South West Christchurch has chosen 'Bach concerto for two violins in D minor, 2nd movement'. Audio

Mark Manson of Takaka has chosen 'Can't You Hear Me Knocking' by the Rolling Stones. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Minister of Higher Education looks for streamlining the system to improve the intake of students from secondary school into tertiary institutions. Audio

Bev Fisher from Christchurch has chosen 'El Paso' sung by Marty Robbins. Audio

We chat to three finalists for this year's best album cover designs, to find out if musicians insist on having a say and if the music has to relate to the cover. This year's finalists couldn't be more… Audio

Lucy from Wellington nominates 'Love Your Ways' by Salmonella Dub. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 10 October. This week.....is overseas betting hurting the local racing industry; the rise of Islamic State; the media… Audio

The New Zealand taxation system may not be seen by many as something to crow about , but according to some of the leading independant tax policy experts in the US, we pretty well have the best in the… Audio

Hugh Grenfell from Auckland has chosen 'John Barleycorn' by the band Traffic. Audio

The President of the Fijian Media Association, Ricardo Morris, says journalists have a new challenge ahead as democracy takes hold in Fiji. Audio

Jane Richardson from Palmerston North has chosen 'Goodbye Yellow Brick Road' by Elton John. Audio

Fiji's newly elected Speaker of parliament describes the first sitting of parliament as a moving ceremony. Audio

Roy Garvey from East Auckland has chosen 'I'll Find My Way Home' by Jon and Vangelis. Audio

Fiji's National Disaster Management Office says a drought that has gripped parts of the country is showing signs of easing. Audio

Solomon Islanders are being encouraged to create their own eco-friendly bags, as a way to reduce plastic bag waste. Last week the Solomon Islands government, with help from the Japanese government… Audio

Shinee Young of Riverton has chosen 'Say You Love Me' by Jessie Ware. Audio