Wallace Chapman

One of this summer's outdoor theatre highlights could be Summer Star Trek. It's the second annual outing for this fresh-air rendition of a classic Star Trek episode, with venues in Lower Hutt and… Audio

Jesse Greenslade was bullied on his first day at primary school - and this continued for the next 11 years. Jesse talks to Wallace about his experience, and about the book he has written for young… Audio

Maritime historian Lieutenant Chris Maxworthy, Engineering Officer in the Royal Australian Navy tells how he discovered the incredible story of a Spanish plan to oust the Brits from Australia, New… Audio

Yesterday's state election in Queensland was watched closely by the Mithaka people - Aboriginal traditional owners of some of the iconic landscapes known as Channel Country in south western… Audio

Kenneth Weiss from the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting. Audio

Climate refugee Ioane Teitiota is seeking asylum in NZ. His case is a step closer to being heard by the Supreme Court and it's garnering further international attention. Audio

Helen Razer and Bernard Keane were going mad over the deteriorating quality of public debate and the dwindling of common sense in media, politics and culture. So they wrote a book about it: A Short… Audio

Console Wars is a David and Goliath showdown of two companies battling for dominance - the goliath that was Nintendo and the scrappy upstart called Sega - a fascinating chronicle of the culture wars… Audio

Tennis correspondent Dave Luddy is in Melbourne covering the Australian Open. Audio

Comedian, and master storyteller Mark Thomas has created an opera about his larger-than-life builder and opera-loving father called Bravo Figaro - opera meets life, comedy, death. He's bringing the… Audio

Let me be Frank with you, is Richard Ford's latest book - a series of four interlocking stories, heralding the return of Frank Bascombe on the universal subjects of ageing, loss, faith, marriage, and… Audio

Reuters war photographer and celebrated Norwegian film director Erik Poppe talks about A Thousand Times Goodnight, winner of the Grand Prix at the 2014 Montreal film festival. Audio

Samanth Subramanian is a New Dehli-based journalist. Last year Samanth's new book, This Divided Island: Stories from the Sri Lankan War, was published. Audio

Should we be paid for donating our organs? New Zealand has one of the lowest rates of organ donation in the world, and postgraduate researcher at Canterbury University Elizabeth Prasad is calling for… Audio

The group Love Activists hit the headlines on Christmas Eve when around 20 of them were evicted from squatting in an unused Royal Bank of Scotland building in London. All were homeless, and occupied… Audio

More than 1 and a half million people took the streets of Paris following the murder of 17 people by terrorists earlier this month. Audio

Our nearest neighbour, New Caledonia, has started the year with a political crisis. Audio

UNICEF says Nigerian children are losing homes, schools and lives as result of violence. Audio

With the ABC's Africa correspondent Martin Cuddihy. Audio