Chris Whitta

In 2008, Chris Whitta interviewed Rob Guest about his role as the Phantom of the Opera. Audio

Cynthia Morahan's conversation with Chris Whitta about how he listens to music, and asks him to choose one piece that has particular significance to him. His choice: Ich Grolle Nicht from Schumann's… Audio

Former Radio New Zealand newsreader producer Chris Whitta and Spiritual Outlook host Mike Gourley on how they've adapted to everyday life after their respective strokes. Audio

A Wellington man has died after catching an infectious superbug while overseas and the fight against child internet pornography gets much needed support. Audio

A policeman admits to bribery and corruption after he asked a woman to perform a sex act and Labour says the Government is being misleading about the sale of Air New Zealand shares. Audio

Law society adds to criticism of retired Court of Appeal judge in Lombard Finanace case; the latest in the Roastbuster fallout, and; Government books show a better than forecast outlook. Audio

Judith Collins enters the debate over what should be done about the Roastbusters and DoC drops 1080 pellets onto a tramping track in the Marlborough Sounds. Audio

Rape Crisis says the police are sending a disturbing message by not prosecuting the 'Roast Busters' group and Auckland councillors get a ten percent pay rise. Audio

Shares in Meridian Energy are about to go on sale on the stock exchange and an Auckland woman who murdered her godson will spend at least 17years in prison. Audio

A new report says a post-earthquake tsunami could be up to fifty percent bigger than previously thought and four people are in hospital after a car collided with a train in Auckland this morning. Audio

How ministries and agencies can improve the way they apply science and remembering war years helping build Lancaster bombers. Audio

Conundrum - clue number 4. Audio

Conundrum - clue number 3. Audio

Our correspondent in India, Bangalore-based Shoba Narayan, reports on another gang-rape - this time in Mumbai; the Indian rupee in free-fall; and the colourful celebrations held for Krishna's… Audio

Tasting the traditions of Spain... Since moving to Madrid with his Spanish wife, James Blick has celebrated the annual pig slaughter, and being a man, was selected to eat the best of Basque cooking. Audio

The two declared contender for Labour's leadership say the party needs to widen its appeal and New Zealand gets ready to face Oracle in the America's Cup. Audio

Earthquake Commission inspectors are now at work in Seddon and the first same-sex couples legally say their "I do's". Audio

The Prime Minister stands by his top adviser amid calls for his resignation. Several animals have been mutilated and their bodies dumped at their owners' homes. Audio