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The authors of a global campaign to crack down on multinational tax dodges say New Zealand should play a role in policing a growing problem. Audio

The Real Estate Institute says a sharp fall in the median house price in January isn't the start of a bigger drop in prices. Audio

New Zealand playwright whose new work, Black Faggot, will premiere at the Auckland Fringe Festival and coincide with the Auckland Pride Festival. Audio

A lawyer specialising in leaky building claims says outstanding claims against Mainzeal Construction and Property may have played a large part in the company's decision to put itself into… Audio

Iwi leaders are meeting in Waitangi and it's fair to say they arrive with a lot more clout than in the recent past. Treaty settlements have left some iwi as major economic players and that has created… Audio

As part of the Maori Party's deal with the Government, a working party is exploring the question of the role the Treaty of Waitangi should play in New Zealand's constitution. Audio

A new citizen science project needs your home videos to study how people play with their dogs! With Julie Hecht of the Horowitz Dog Cognition Lab at Columbia University. Audio

Senior Lecturer in Computing and Research Coordinator at Wellington Institute of Technology who is a few weeks away from completing a PhD in Philosophy of Information with Charles Sturt University… Audio

Stu Kearns the former head of the Waitemata District serious crash unit. Audio

A few minutes ago New Zealand footballer Ryan Nelsen started his final game in the English Premiere League - and not without controversy. Audio

Singer and principal songwriter for Lyttelton band The Eastern, who are about to embark on a six-week tour of rural New Zealand. Audio

John Buchanan of NZ Cricket on why the rest of the world doesn't want to play the Black Caps. Audio

Tama is a composer, performer, Maori & Pacific programme manager for the 2013 Auckland Arts Festival, and executive producer of festival show, Everything is Ka Pai, which features contemporary NZ… Audio

Drummer for seminal New Zealand bands The Enemy and Toy Love, who is now a career consultant. Audio

The retired Canadian Supreme Court judge hired by the Government to investigate David Bain's claim for compensation says the Justice Minister, Judith Collins, is playing politics and acting unfairly… Audio

Barry Torkington, Nathan Torkington, Garry Bigwood and Jenine Abarbanel Torkington are the Leigh-based bluegrass band, The Pipi Pickers. (Some songs removed for copyright reasons) Audio

Author of a number of books and plays; his 2011 book, Richard Meros Salutes the Southern Man, is now a play opening next week at Downstage. Audio

Artistic director with the Royal New Zealand Ballet, and co-producer for the touring season of Giselle. Audio

Writer of the popular online music column Blog on the Tracks, whose first book is OnSong: Stories Behind New Zealand Pop Classics. Audio

The new Reserve Bank governor, Graeme Wheeler, did little to disturb the legacy of his predeccesor at his first Official Cash Rate review today - keeping the benchmark interest rate at its record low.

Jon Toogood’s latest musical endeavour is worlds away from his more than 20 years as the frontman of much-loved rock group Shihad.

He’s taking to the stage at Auckland’s Silo Theatre, along with… Audio

Climbing out of an urn where he's been stuck rehearsing Samuel Beckett's play Play, is one of Dunedin's best known and loved actors, Simon O'Connor. Audio

Musician who runs his own record label, Flaming Pearl Records, plays regularly with his band The Grifters and presents Border Radio on bFM, who is touring as part of The Gunslingers Ball shows. Audio

The Economic Development Minister, Steven Joyce, says people lamenting the loss of mining jobs at state-owned Solid Energy should back plans to fast track the development of new open cast mines on the… Audio