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Topics - the 21 year-old woman at the centre of the Malaysian diplomat case spoke out last night on TV3's Third Degree programme. She's raised again the issue of whether foreign minister Murray… Audio

Topics - the diplomat accused of attacking a woman in Wellington in May has been named; he's Muhammad Rizalman Bin Ismail of Malaysia. The 30 year-old, who's claimed diplomatic immunity and is now… Audio

Topics - a Dutch man came around recently, and he discovered he loved Johnny Cash. The Advertising Standards Authority's upheld a complaint against a TV ad for Telecom which shows someone with very… Audio

Topics - Today we want to talk a bit more about corruption in cricket. Also with the Cricket World Cup nine months away they still haven't sorted out the wrangle between the hospitality arm of the… Audio

Topics - Crime statistics suggest that more than 2000 families will have returned home from the Easter break to find they have been burgled. And Act says it is the only New Zealand political party… Audio

Topics: Judges at the UN's highest court have ordered Japan to halt whaling in the Antarctic, the latest figures show recorded crime has dropped to the lowest rate in almost three decades and Teina… Audio

Topics - The Parole Board has decided that Teina Pora should be released from prison. Pora has served 21 years of a life sentence for murdering and raping Susan Burdett in Auckland in 1992. He… Audio

Midlife Crisis-HT; Shane Jones; Dog Control; Cerebos Greggs. Audio

Gamble TVNZ; MH370 theories. Audio

Topics - The officer in charge of the George Taiaroa murder investigation says the mistaken placement of an advertisement in a hunting newsletter naming the number one suspect is not the reason no… Audio

Telecom/SPARK;Flag poll;Jurors. Audio

The economy, D Day for the Greens, Ivory. Audio

The Employment Relations Authority has upheld the dismissal of a liquor store employee who called a customer "Miss Piggy"; The case of American Broadcasting Companies v. Aereo will be before the… Audio

Bernard Hickey warns we should be wary of Kiwibank's latest campaign to lure in new customers with "free" money and zero fees; Motorists who have been wrongly ticketed in multi-occupancy vehicle lanes… Audio

Topics - visual mnemonics are one of the new trends in learning, and it's been discovered that attaching a picture of a cat to what you're trying to teach people is surprisingly effective. "The power… Audio

Topics - Are Maori offenders entitled to an automatic consideration of the history of the Maori people when they're sentenced? That's what lawyer James Rapley, representing Fabian Mika, is arguing and… Audio

Topics - In Britain, a child care worker is arguing that an employer has a duty to "reasonably accommodate" the beliefs of a Christian employee. The NZ First leader Winston Peters wants to establish a… Audio

Topics - A woman has been arrested after a French tourist was pistol-whipped in an attack on a couple in Napier last night. The young (22-year-old) couple were in their van in a carpark at Westshore… Audio

Topics - Volunteers asked to spot winners of classical music competitions, novices and experts had a higher success rate when watching video-only recordings. We all like having fun, but there is also… Audio

Topics - while commercial fishing is being discussed by the Labour party - it's recreational fishers who may be affected the most. Buying a house as you've been hearing / reading has become harder for… Audio

Topics - A 21-gun salute has been fired in Wellington today, to mark the birth of a baby boy to Prince William and Catherine Duchess of Cambridge. The new prince, who is third in line to the throne… Audio

Topics - Are we becoming mentally obese? Alarming new research suggests 25 per cent of Australians aged between 16 and 34 spend more than 21 hours online every day. A police inspector has admitted to… Audio

The new deadliness of distracted walking; stress and its effect on the Christchurch population; should the good people of Arrowtown have the right to stop people coming to their town and living in… Audio

The price of a life - the airforce's compensation payouts to the dead airmen in the helicopter; what is wrong with this new variety of nicotine dispensers as we cut down on smoking; new discoveries… Audio

Topics - Smashed smartphone screens have become a status symbol. Owners of apartments in Auckland's five-star Metropolis tower are pitted against one another in battles which have ranged from… Audio

Topics - There are conflicting reports as to whether a ship tied up at Queens Wharf is part of the Chinese navy (according to a report in the Herald). The Prime Minister, John Key, doesn't think… Audio

A panellist at a discussion on the 26th anniversary of the first coup in Fiji says young people have shown their willingness to take responsibility for the country's future. Audio

Topics - the former Thames man who fleeced Queensland taxpayers of more than 16 million (Australian) dollars has begun a 14 year sentence in a Queensland jail, after pleading guilty to fraud and drugs… Audio

Topics - the new head of the Families Commission has called in auditors after discovering that more than $400,000 was paid to an Australian consultant. The new race relations commissioner Susan Devoy… Audio

Topics - The New York Times reports that a college degree is becoming the new high school diploma: the new minimum requirement, albeit an expensive one, for getting even the lowest-level job. Are we… Audio