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Christine Webster's photography has surprised, shocked and provoked discussion since she burst onto the New Zealand arts scene in the 1980s. Christine works with nudity, eroticism and subversion, she… Audio

Sixty schools in the US city of Minneapolis have been in a partial lockdown after a shooting threat posted on Facebook and another social networking site by someone in Australia. Audio

A planned 'Wellywood' sign for the hills above Wellington airport has incited rage from many locals, some of whom have started Facebook groups in opposition. Audio

News from the business sector including a market report.An Israeli soldier has just learned a Facebook lesson - the hard way. He's been court-martialled for posting advance notice of a raid in the… Audio

The Privacy Commissioner is warning users of social networking sites including Facebook and Twitter to be more vigilant with their security after a large increase of criminal activity including… Audio

Google's attempt at taking on Facebook with its own social networking website has stumbled at the first step after users found they were unwittingly sharing private information with the likes of… Audio

A review of the week's news including the government's new economic plan to raise sales tax and open more mines, State housing investigates bribery in its ranks, Christchurch's efforts to stamp out… Audio

High school students in Christchurch could face criminal charges after making malicious threats and derogatory comments about their principal on the website Facebook. Audio

Set against a backdrop of the 1953 Royal Tour coupled with the Tangiwai Disaster, this story is about a boy in a small rural community. He is worried about what will become of his friend Wiki, whose… Audio

The prison sentence given to a repeat drink driver who killed a cyclist last year has angered a friend of the victim and anti-drink driving campaigners. Audio

The family of musician Pauly Fuemana say they are shocked and devastated by his sudden death. Audio

Nico takes off to go fishing with an old friend of his dad's. However his mum and grandfather don't know he's gone, and he's due in court today. When his mother and grandfather finally find Nico the… Audio

Simon looks into the world of social media and networking from Facebook to twitter and all the way back to MySpace. Audio

The Italian government is threatening to block social networking sites due to the massive amount of Internet traffic about Silvio Berlusconi's damaged face. Audio

Bill Thompson with more technology news. Facebook announces yet more changes to its privacy settings and Windows 7 updates are causing some headaches. Audio

David Rawlings has been Gillian Welch's musical foil for over a decade, supplying his harmony singing, guitar playing and songwriting talents to her albums and live shows. Now Rawlings has stepped out… Audio

Social Networking - Facebook. New Toys - Devices Apple Tablet and The National Digital Forum. Audio

Serious questions are being raised about the male dominated culture of some of Australia's universities after a 'anti-consent' facebook page was set up. Audio

A man who killed his friend at a dinner party has walked free after a trial for murder. Audio

The series of images include teens kissing a swastika, making a Nazi salute and a group kneeling in homage before a Nazi swastika flag. Audio

The series of images include teens kissing a swastika, making a Nazi salute and a group kneeling in homage before a Nazi swastika flag. Audio

Man's best friend will be given the run of Wellington's central city under a new dog policy accepted by the City Council today. Audio

Before she died, Master weaver Digger Te Kanawa made a special feather cloak for each of her children. The cloaks, which are normally stored at a museum, adorned the stage at the recent annual… Audio

Jeremy Paynter is Head of Consulting for HR Consultants Korn/Ferry Futurestep, and explains to us how businesses are using Facebook to search for potential staff. Audio

The Power of Forgiveness: Why it's good to forgive your friend, your boss, your family and everyone who hurts and betrays. Audio

Bill Thompson on Sony's plan to link its eBook reader to public libraries in the US. Plus another row between Facebook's management and its user community. Audio

New Zealand has lost another of it's great poets, Alistair Te Ariki Campbell. Long time friend Sam Hunt shares thoughts on the life of this novelist, playwright and poet. Audio

There's been a backlash in parts of the Pacific Islands community against Taito Philip Field's conviction. Audio

With Ross Bragg, freelance correspondent, discussing Facebook privacy, the Monarchy and the Polaris Music Award. Audio