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Dianne Swann first came to wider public notice as a member of the cabaret covers act "When The Cat's Away." After moving to London in 1991 she formed The Julie Dolphin with now Husband Brett Adams… Audio

The big story of the day, is the leak of more than 11 million documents, revealing New Zealand is being used as a tax haven by foreign politicians, drug traffickers, billionaires, celebrities and… Audio

As daylight savings ends this weekend we are planning one final fling of the barbecue. Julie has pork cutlets marinated in smashed lemon grass, kaffir leaves and chilli, and with a little nashi pear… Audio

Scott Newman's our expat currently living in the UK , but before that he had lived in New York working in logisitics and organisation for the Duke and Duchess of York. He's also the founder of Newman… Audio

Murray Thom's in to talk food with Jesse. He's the same man who managed to convince 80 of New Zealand's top chefs to provide him with recipes for The Great New Zealand Cookbook. Audio

What the world is talking about with Jesse Mulligan, Jim Mora and Zara Potts. Audio

A world renown composer and pianist Jef Neve from Belgium is collaborating with the Auckland Philharmonia Orchestra this weekend as part of Auckland Museum's First World War Centenary programme. Jef… Audio

What the world is talking about with Jesse Mulligan, Jim Mora and Zara Potts. Audio

You can't make this stuff up: a family that rules a vast empire for 300 years by using torture against their enemies. A family that throws wild parties including dwarfs jumping out of pies. The House… Audio

Months of hard work and campaigning is coming to a head in Parliament today with the Choose Clean Water group arriving in the capital to present a petition on cleaning up our country's waterways… Audio

What the world is talking about with Jesse Mulligan, Jim Mora and Zara Potts. Audio

Weekend Wine - Yvonne Lorkin's tips on differentiating dessert wines. Audio

Nicola Toki, DOC's threatened species ambassador introduces us to a lesser-known, uncharismatic or generally unlovable threatened species. This week's critter is the giraffe weevil. Audio

New Zealand, as you are probably aware, is right in the middle of a referendum on whether or not to change its flag. We are being asked to choose between the incumbent - a blue ensign with the Union… Audio

In the last week we have heard that the country is facing record levels of immigration and Andrew Little's comments about restricting the entry of ethnic chefs. It seems like an appropriate time to… Audio

We received a lot of feedback about an interview yesterday with the Parliamentary Commissioner for the Environment, Dr Jan Wright. Jan was highlighting a report by Concept Consulting that compares… Audio

The Waikato River at Turangawaewae was a hive of activity last weekend, with thousands of people turning out to watch and take part in the annual Regatta, which sees a variety of Maori waka racing on… Audio

It could be the next step in stopping young people smoking. Otago University researchers have found that cigarette sticks with printed health warnings or unattractive colours, could enhance the… Audio

Australia has an alternative to the Easter Bunny, they've got the Easter Bilby, and have had since 1991. So, is it time New Zealand ditched the Easter Bunny and adopted the Easter Kiwi? The New… Audio

A reported dope shortage in New Zealand has sparked international headlines. Online magazine The Spinoff published a story about a shortage of marijuana in New Zealand due to police crackdowns, saying… Audio

What the world is talking about with Jesse Mulliugan, Jim Mora and Zara Potts. Audio

Time now for masterpieces of the week. Today we have Associate Head of the School of Architecture and Planning at the University of Auckland, Bill McKay who has also penned a number of books on… Audio

Financial columnist Mary Holm considers listeners' questions on investing in shares and your own home. Audio

Arranged marriages in Indian culture are as old as time, but as the Hindu religion spreads to other parts of the world it's becoming more common place in other countries. Nowadays with the internet… Audio