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Cycling's Tour of Southland is to play host to disgraced Tour of France winner, Floyd Landis. Audio

Children who gorge themselves on lollies and chocolate every day are more likely to be violent adults, new research in the UK has found. Audio

Musician, writer, academic and 1970s cultural fetishist; his memoir of the era is Glory Days: from Gumboots to Platforms. Audio

Rob Matthews was blind by the age of 20, found inspiration in running, and has won 29 international gold medals. He tells the story in the memoir Running Blind. Audio

Old political foes John Key and Helen Clark have met in New York today over a couple of loaves of Vogel bread. Audio

Welsh actor who co-produces and stars in the online episodic drama series Svengali, about the manager of a band trying to break into the big time. Audio

Dancer for the Paul Taylor Dance Company in New York, professional wilderness guide and kayak instructor, staging a work for the New Zealand School of Dance. Audio

The US Open quarter-final battle between the world number three Rafael Nadal and the 11th-seeded Fernando Gonzalez has been delayed by rain. Audio

Journalist and critic who writes extensively about music, travel and the arts, and runs the Elsewhere website. His new travel book is The Idiot Boy Who Flew. Audio

Founder of ALLISTARCOX Architecture, responsible for many awarded hospitality venues and residential projects across New Zealand Audio

Singer/songwriters with famous dads who have a new five-track EP release and a tour with Lawrence Arabia and Connan Mockasin. Audio

Southland-raised singer/songwriter now based in Los Angeles, who has just released a new album, Twisting Wind. Audio

Today is the fourth anniversary of the killing of a young Brazilian, Jean Charles de Menezes on a London Tube train. Audio

Leader of Dunedin group The Puddle, on their first NZ tour since the early 90s in support of new album The Shakespeare Monkey. Audio

Auckland-based playwright, director and teacher, whose new play for young audiences, Stealing Games, looks at the privatisation of children's play. Audio

The All Blacks will take to Japanese turf for the first time in more than twenty years, when they play the Wallabies in a fourth Bledisloe Cup Test in October. Audio

Industrial designer, whose listing on TradeMe for a"scary washing machine"has been one of the site's most popular auctions. Audio

Violinist and frontman for the quartet Nairobi Trio, and collaborator with multi-string player Nigel Gavin (most recently on the album, Recent Works). He is also an established abstract artist who has… Audio

Founder of Christchurch-based Phantom Billstickers,a nation-wide postering and printed matter distribution firm. Audio

Hundreds of Genesis Energy customers had a chilly weekend after a a computer glitch knocked out power to pre-paid customers. Audio

Composer of over 150 works, including operas, songs, chamber music, electronic music, symphonic music, jazz, and klezmer, who is one of five NZ composers who have donated works for SOUNZtender. Audio

Victoria University students performed the play last night to a rapturous reception. Audio

Leader of the band Okkervil River; singer/songwriter, guitarist, pianist, banjo and harmonica player, and film and music critic. Audio

Musician frontman for The Black Seeds and Fly My Pretties, and his storyteller father, collaborating for the third FMP event. Audio

Author of the forthcoming book,The Double Rainbow : James K Baxter,Ngati Hau,and the Jerusalem Commune. Audio