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New Zealander who married a Bedouin man she met while backpacking in Jordan. She lived with him in a cave and adopted the local way of life. Audio

Professor Judy Bennett joins Noelle to discuss her major new project - trying to trace the children of Pacific Island women and American servicemen during World War II. Audio

Rob Fyfe has been Air New Zealand's chief executive since 2005. He's also guided the airline through the worst conditions of the industry in 60 years. Audio

Michael Stiassny is the country's top receiver, and has been involved in some of New Zealand's biggest insolvencies. He has more than 25 years experience in insolvency, investigating accounting work… Audio

Lotto's biggest ever winners Margaret Heaney and Fiona Wilston speak with Kathryn. Audio

Acclaimed National Geographic Photographer and filmmaker who directed the film 'The Cove' about the yearly slaughter of Dolphins in a remote Japanese cove. Audio

She is the wife of a notorious serial killer at the centre of Melbourne's gang wars dramatised on the hit series Underbelly. Audio

Her love for life and expression has seen her become a legendary dancer, director and choreographer over a 6 decade career. Audio

Auschwitz survivor and author of"A Lucky Child". Audio

He's possibly the most popular politician in Britain. Liberal Democrat MP Vince Cable has something of a cult following. Audio

We meet the somewhat smaller woman behind the larger-than-life Sharon Strezlecki: Australian actress Magda Szubanski. Audio

Sunny Abberton, the infamous Bra Boys talk about Maroubra Sydney surf beach culture, surf tribalism, and family as four Abberton brothers born to a heroin addict mother - featured in the book 'My… Audio

South African conservationist and author of and lt;I and gt;The Elephant Whisperer and lt;/I and gt; talks about the 2003 rescue of animals from the Baghdad zoo and other marvels. Audio

Mountaineering great, Sir Chris Bonington si the leader of a generation of British climbers. Audio

Father and son at forefront of NZ music scene are now making music together. Audio

Members of The Chaser, the notorious Australian satricial comedy group. Audio

Ben Bradlee is one of the most influential newspapermen of the modern age. Audio

Tricia Irving-Hendry's husband committed suicide, leaving her with three young children. She now works with Skylight Trust helping others who've suffered similar losses. Audio

Can inter-faith dialogue lead to peace in the Middle East? Audio

British comedian has built an acting career playing losers and misfits he's also taking the film industry by storm. Audio

She's as well known for her political activism as for her varied screen roles, actress Susan Sarandon is in Wellington for the premiere of Peter Jackson's The Lovely Bones. Audio

Three women talk about their lives inside New Zealand gangs. Audio

The Australian comedian and satirist and author of Handling Edna, an unauthorized, scandalous biography written by the man who really does know her best. Handling Edna is published by Hachette. Audio

Back in May we spoke to Mike Sabin, the former detective turned anti-drug campaigner. His teenage son Darryl received a terrible head injury during a rugby match. Darryl spent 171 days in hospital… Audio