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This week on One In Five we meet a Motueka man keen to put his stamp on the world of hand cycling. Shane Blows has had a fast track in the sport and is now ranked 17th in the world. Shane's dream is… Audio

If you knew more or less when you were going to die, what would you do? One Auckland man faces up to that prospect… and he talks to David Steemson for Spiritual Outlook. Audio

'You do get tongue-tied,' giggles Marie Hindmarsh, one half of the group Knocker Knitters. 'You were going knicker-knotters at one stage!' laughs her friend and partner in knitting, Christina… Audio

Nick Bollinger talks with Old Crow Medicine Show's Ketch Secor about writing songs with Bob Dylan and how it feels to see your name on a bomb. Audio

Dr Michael Anderson from Massey University needs your help; he wants you to listen out for the shining cuckoo's arrival in New Zealand, and tell him when and where they arrive. Audio

A 17 year old who stabbed to death a close family friend, and sexually violated her, has been jailed but just why he did it remains a mystery. Audio

In the space of just four hours, 17-year-old Steven Churchis beat up another teenager for talking to his girlfriend, threatened to beat his friend to a pulp and bashed a homeless man before leaving… Audio

The lawyer for the teenager who stabbed a young Asburton mother to death says the 17 year old will not talk about what he did or why. Audio

Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister Peter O'Neill says his government remains stable and committed to constructive relationships in the region. Audio

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Niue's tourism authority board says its own plans to grow tourism will define the industry's goals more clearly than the current strategic plan. Audio

It you have parked in a disabled carparking space in Whangarei by mistake, you may have heard from the Tiaho Trust. It’s been battling to up the number of accessible parks in the city and has had the… Audio

Eighty-year-old writer, Jean Watson is an anonymous elderly woman living in a modest Wellington flat. But in southern India she is revered as the famous 'Jean Aunty'. Thirty years ago she sold her… Audio

The first visit to New Caledonia of France's new overseas minister has been overshadowed by the resignation of the territory's top French official just hours after the visit began. Audio

Mike Conway from Raetihi has chosen 'You're My Best Friend' by Queen. Audio

Brian Knappenberger is a documentary filmmaker and director, whose work has explored online hacktivism culture. His new film, The Internet's Own Boy tells the story of programming prodigy and… Audio

In a very wide-ranging conversation Diarmaid MacCulloch talks with Peter Biggs about religious belief in the modern world. As well as authoring a number of award-winning books- including Reformation… Audio

Tommy Ramone, drummer, producer and last surviving founding member of The Ramones died on 11 July 2014 aged 65.

Trevor Reekie talks to Monte A. Melnic, friend, tour manager and author of the best… Audio

The smiley face-book; Kudoso: a router that rewards your kids with Facebook time for studying and doing chores; how Sverker Johansson wrote 8.5 per cent of everything published on Wikipedia + Bots… Audio

Nick Atkinson reviews Aldous Harding and Marlon Williams. Audio

Brazil's World Cup was the biggest social media event on record -- involving 350 million Facebook users worldwide. Audio

Reclassification of burglaries down to misunderstanding, Extreme weather pushes up insurance claims, Climate Voter group to take Electoral Commission to court, South Auckland leaders brush off crime… Audio

Erika discusses the Facebook users who had their news feeds manipulated, and why using multiple screens might be more efficient. Audio

Topics - Mosgiel and Port Chalmers police stations are looking for civilian volunteers to man front of house because of low staff numbers, which have been cut because of low crime levels. You may have… Audio

Nick Bollinger reviews some new releases from Zara McFarlane, Phil Garland, Alan Downes and Old Crow Medicine Show. Audio

A new mobile phone service allows Papua New Guineans to access information about their parliamentarians. Audio

The aunty of the Maori King's son is condemning his behaviour after he made racist comments on social media; Meanwhile, the Maori King, Tuheitia Paki, says he is deeply shocked and disappointed at the… Audio

Today the Maori King has apologised for racist comments posted by his son on his Facebook page last year. Audio

The Maori King, Tuheitia Paki, says he is deeply shocked and disappointed at comments posted by his son on his Facebook page; And the aunty of Korotangi Paki, the Labour Party MP Nanaia Mahuta, says… Audio

Topics - Cabin crew on British airways could soon be seeing red if their passengers aren't comfortable on board. It's developing a blanket that can measure how much stress your experiencing in a… Audio