Books
End of the Alphabet by Fleur Beale - Part 2
Ruby goes on strike and refuses to help out at home. Audio
Off the Beaten Track with Kennedy Warne
Kennedy Warne discusses his new book, 'Tuhoe: Portrait of a Nation' by Kennedy Warne with photographs by Peter James Quinn. Audio
End of the Alphabet by Fleur Beale - Part 1
Tia gets angry with Ruby, telling her to grow a backbone. Audio
Bill Bryson: Summer, 1927
Non-fiction writer best known for his 2003 book, A Short History of Nearly Everything. His new book, One Summer; America 1927, examines the events of a season that changed the world forever. Audio
Paul Adamson - outdoors man and educator
Paul Adamson is a passionate outdoors man and former school principal who's written a book on hunting and fishing for kids. 'The Beginners Guide to Hunting and Fishing in New Zealand' is published by… Audio
Paul Cleave: life of crime
Christchurch author Paul Cleave has written six internationally bestselling crime novels. His seventh novel, Joe Victim (Penguin, ISBN: 9788-0-143-57042-4), is the sequel to his 2006 debut, The… Audio
Nick Davies on Bradley Manning and WikiLeaks
Nick Davies broke the phone hacking scandal that had been covered up for years by Rupert Murdoch's News International, and his work saw the Guardian, alongside The New York Times, become the main news… Audio
Finishing a Fantasy
Australian author Isobelle Carmody on her fantasy series The Obernewtyn Chronicles and what she feels as the tale of misfit Elspeth Gordie draws to a close. Audio
An Hour with John Boyne
John Boyne, the writer of The Boy in the Striped Pajamas, talks to Lynn Freeman. Audio
Quinn Berentson: the moa
Writer, documentary filmmaker and photographer, whose first book, Moa: the Life and Death of New Zealand's Legendary Bird, has won the 2013 New Zealand Post Best First Book Non Fiction, and the 2013… Audio
An Hour with Chris Cleave
The UK novelist Chris Cleave talks about his fiction with Kate de Goldi. Audio
David Mitchell
Award-winning British novelist David Mitchell and his Japanese wife Keiko Yoshida have an autistic son. They've translated and had published a book by written by a Japanese autistic 13-year-old, Naoki… Audio
Whale Pot Bay - part 10
Jake, Steph and Milt battle to escape the tsunami only to discover they're not the only ones left in the bay. Audio
Whale Pot Bay - part 9
Artifacts from the dig and Pimi, are all scrambled to safety as a tsunami warning is issued for the bay. Audio
Whale Pot Bay - part 7
The whale's brush with Milton Summer has turned it into a celebrity with dire consequences. Audio
Whale Pot Bay - part 6
While trying to get rid of magpies Jake meets an odd hunter who's good with a rifle. Audio
Whale Pot Bay - part 5
The paparazzi leak is discovered, an archaeological dig is planned and Milt heads home for Christmas. Audio
Whale Pot Bay - part 4
The strategy to deal with paparazzi is devised when a new problem arrives in the bay. Audio