Kim Hill

As the British Police arrest a 14-year-old boy they believe has links to an ANZAC terror plot, we will hear from an Australian man whose son pleaded guilty to terrorism offences in 2007. We'll cross… Audio

More than 700 migrants drown off the coast of Libya as their search for a new life in Europe goes horribly wrong. In Denmark, a New Zealand woman pleads for news of her son, believed killed as an ISIS… Audio

Kim Hill reads messages from listeners to the Saturday Morning programme of 18 April Audio

New Zealand photographer who has created series re-creating of the last meals of Death Row criminals, backstage rider requests of rock musicians, and the food of doomsday preppers. Audio

Avionics engineer with the European Space Agency, which built and tested the Rosetta space craft that landed a robot on a comet in November 2014. Audio

National Carillonist of New Zealand, carillon architect, consultant, composer and musicologist, and singer with the Choir of Wellington Cathedral, and vocal ensemble The Tudor Consort. Audio

Director of Wellington theatre company The Bacchanals, discussing Shakespeare's last history play, Henry V. Audio

Retired Lieutenant Colonel and military historian, who is lead advisor for the exhibition, Gallipoli: the Scale of Our War at Te Papa Tongarewa. Audio

Author, fluvial geologist, former whitewater guide and river ranger. She wrote about water issues in her home state of California in AEON magazine. Audio

Founder of Audiocafe.com in 1995, executive director of the Silicon Valley salon FutureCast, a Senior Fellow at CALinnovates, and author of The Internet is Not the Answer. Audio

The Government launches a campaign to tackle obesity. The country's spy chief says the SIS is monitoring more people with links to Islamic State and questions asked after it emerges one in five armed… Audio

Tens of thousands of complaints in just one year about shoddy repairs to state houses. Christchurch homeowners fear for their health despite a report saying there's no reason to worry about asbestos… Audio

An early blast of winter catches much of the country offguard. After spending 46 million dollars trying to host the Fifa world cup, Australians have a warning for New Zealand and the Medical Council… Audio

Hillary Clinton enters Presidential hopes, Prime Minister John Key responds to calls for cross-party action on house prices, Critics claim loyalty card is a cunning marketing ploy against students to… Audio

Kim Hill reads messages from listeners to the Saturday Morning programme of 11 April Audio

Auckland filmmakers who spent a year in Reporoa, Bay of Plenty, to film The Ground We Won, a candid portrait of a New Zealand provincial rugby team. Audio

Las Vegas-based New Zealander who writes for PsychologyToday.com, GOOD magazine, and is the emotions expert for Women's Health Australia. She is the author of The Anxiety Toolkit. Audio

Singer and songwriter recently returned from tours of Canada and Australia, and embarking on a nationwide 22-date tour in support of her third album, Drylands. Audio

Kaihautu at Te Papa Tongarewa, leading Matauranga Maori and the museum's engagement with iwi, and managing the Repatriation Programme responsible for the return of Maori and Moriori ancestral remains.

Celebrated Australian writer, best known for her novel, The Secret River. Her new book is a non-fiction homage, One Life: My Mother's Story. Audio