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Best selling author and Founder of the Orange Prize for Fiction, a competition only open to women. Audio

Stand up comedian, former actor and now best selling author of a crime series featuring a"kind of thick"hero. Audio

UNICEF's chief aid officer in Iraq was raised in New Zealand before embarking on a career with UNICEF. Audio

Vanessa Collingridge is a historian and respected biographer of Captain Cook. Audio

Glass artist who went blind after being misdiagnosed with meningicoccal meningitis. Audio

Director and designer of NZ fashion label Starfish, Laurie talks about sustainability in NZ fashion industry. Audio

32 years reflection on Middle East. Audio

In 1972, 9 year old Kim Phuc ran with her family from a napalm attack on her South Vietnamese village. The moment was captured in one of the most enduring images of the Vietnam war. Audio

What can we learn from nature? Janine Benyus talks about how the lessons that nature has learnt over 4 billion years can be applied to human activity. www.betterbydesign.org.nz Audio

The cult author, columnist and humorist has just had his latest book released: Don't Get Too Comfortable. Audio

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

Ricky Megee was traveling in the Outback when a hitchhiker drugged him, stole his car and dumped him in a hole. Audio

Novelist, journalist and former head of Margaret Thatcher's prime ministerial policy unit, he's released a memoir. Audio

Controversial American academic. Author of 'Come on Shore and We Will Kill and Eat You All' Audio

Childhood sexual abuse survivor. Audio

Chinese trade pioneer since 1950s. Hailed as"the man who started it all"by Helen Clark. Audio

A young London broker to a guest of the Gulag: Tig Hague tells how he survived 20 months of misery in a Russian jail. Audio

World food crisis: A predictable catastrophe? Audio

Reading fiction affects our psychology. Audio

Camille Parmesan, a biologist at the University of Texas, discusses the impact of climate change on animals and plants. She says almost 50 percent of species are affected by climate change and many… Audio

Nigel Rees is author of"A Man about a Dog - Euphemisms and other examples of Verbal Squeamishness". Audio

The former VC Auckland University and now Vice Chancellor of Oxford University. Audio

David is a renowned and prolific undersea photographer documenting over 60 stories for National Geographic. Audio

Former Chief Justice of Australian Family Court, Alastair Nicholson talks on Family court and Children's Rights. Audio

British archaeologist and author. He's at the cutting edge of a radical new re-writing of the pre-history of Britain. Audio