Jesse Mulligan

Globalisation is a bit of a buzzword these days, but a lot of the time it has an annoyingly vague, ivory tower sort of ring to it. Audio

In the year 2006, Greg Wards was a Kiwi expat living it up on his big OE in London. One night he went to a house party and met an American woman. Audio

You may remember Papatoetoe High School student Silika Isaia from the show last year when she performed her own song, Mad Men with her fellow student Russell Sega on keyboard. Video, Audio

Last month we played a whole hour of sad break up songs - dedicated to wallowing in while you mourn the one that got away. Today, we kick off the last phase: moving on.  Audio

Zed: Silencer. Audio

The Christmas Song competition is done and dusted, but we thought it was a shame there were so many good entries that didn't get played in full. Audio

Jonna Mendez is the former CIA Chief of Disguise. She once fooled the President of the United States with a mask so realistic, he had no idea who she was. Audio

We announce the winner of our Write an Original Christmas Song competition! But first we play you what we think are the best of the 250 plus entries we received. Audio

Vinnies Re Sew have set up The Suffrage in Stitches exhibition on this month at Wellington Museum and project coordinator Caroline O'Reilly tells us what it is and the how it came about Audio

Mike Allsop was worried that fatherhood would curb his adventures but found a solution; he takes the children with him. Audio

NIWA meteorologist Chris Brandolino says reports of a giant storm hitting the country later this week are being exaggerated. Audio

The NZX took a hit this morning after Wall Street had its worst day of the year. Business reporter Kim Savage is covering the story. Audio