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When Axton Betz-Hamilton had her identity stolen, and hundreds of thousands of dollars spent in her name, she naturally turned to the one person she believed could offer her advice and consolation. Audio

Frances Cook is our expert today - she'll be talking about managing personal finance. She's a journalist and podcaster and now an author. Audio

Social media is no longer just about words, photos are often the main form of communication these days - thanks in large part to Instagram and Snap Chat. But what about those who can't see these… Audio

Anthonie Torran is playing at the first ever Te Tairawhiti Arts Festival which opens this Friday and runs through to the 20th of October. Audio

It sounds like a recipe for disaster - drilling into a magma chamber. But the process could unlock the mystery of volcanoes and tell scientists how magma operates. Audio

Traces of organic contaminants - including compounds found in caffeine, pain relief drugs and sunscreen - have been found in nearly two thirds of the country's wells. Audio

Local Wellington indie froth rock band DOONS released their debut EP High Beam'in early August, and join us today from our Wellington studio to play one of the tracks.  Audio

Composer HK Gruber talks to David Morriss about returning to New Zealand for the first time since 1955 when he toured here singing in the Vienna Boys’ Choir.  This time he's here to conduct the New… Audio

Horticulture New Zealand is warning vegetable prices could increase by more than half in coming years, if policies that will stop new vegetable growing are accepted. Audio

For the latest from the markets we're joined by Andrew Austin of Jarden Securities. Audio

New Zealand consumers don't seem to have much loyalty to local retailers if they can save a few dollars. Audio

The kiwi-connection has given a start-up software developer the boost it needs to chase its global ambitions. Audio

A small shareholders group is fighting a pay rise for the directors of the pharmaceutical and animal goods company Ebos. Audio

Today's panellists are the former journalist and media trainer Janet Wilson, and the writer and broadcaster David Slack

A sign from the universe. A witness who was actually there on the night of Joy's murder comes forward Audio

Kennedy has been in Gisborne for the Tuia 250 Cook commemorations and talks to Kathryn about the arrival of the three double-hulled waka on Saturday, and aspects of the new Tupapa Trail. He checks in… Audio, Gallery

When food-lovers Andrea Lo Vetere and Sara Mutande moved to New Zealand, they become passionate about camping. But one night, eating prepackaged food on the Routeburn Track, the couple (who are from… Audio, Gallery

Stephen Mills and Matthew Hooton chat to Kathryn about Shane Jones' comments at the forestry conference, and the Prime Minister's rebuke of him. Also discusson about moving the Ports of Auckland. Audio

Harry Broad reviews Wildlife of Aotearoa by Gavin Bishop, which is published by Penguin Random House. Audio

Kathryn Ryan speaks with one of Canada's leading animal rights lawyers, who has worked to protect animals for over a decade, exposing hidden animal suffering and affecting policy changes. Camille… Audio

Seamus talks to Kathryn about the muddying of the waters as the Brexit process enters a crucial phase. Audio

The government's recent announcement that NZ history will be have to be taught in school, addresses the anomaly that saw this country one of few in the world that hasn't had its own history as a… Audio

Zero and low interest loan schemes to help pay for household expenses are being asked for and now offered to people in parts of the South Island for the first time, who might otherwise resort to… Audio