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Lake Rotomairewhenua is the clearest freshwater lake in the world. But that could be its undoing, as its a magnet for trampers and campers who have been sighted washing their dishes in the pristine… Audio

Families in the Far North needing emergency housing are being sent to a dilapidated campground to live in concrete rooms with no carpet, insulation or hot water. Video, Audio

In our ninth Caucus, it's all about Winston - his Super spin, bottom lines and how he chooses coalition partners. But it's also about the scrap for the family vote and what it's really like behind the… Audio

Lawyer Kathryn Dalziel on blogger Martyn Bradbury's bank acounts being accessed by Police as part of the Dirty Politics investigation. Audio

New heights for Taylor Swift on the major music channels as she may tarnish her own image. What the Panelists Paula Penfold and Matt Nippert want to talk about. There's massive flooding in Houston… Audio

Thinking of sitting out this election entirely? We have a game you should try. Warning: may contain politics.

In the kitchens of mid-1960s New Zealand, broccoli was an unknown and cooking oil was a dirty word. The former food editor of the New Zealand Women's Weekly, the late Tui Flower, passed away last… Audio

Jim Bolger and Tamati Kruger talk with Wena Harawira about Tuhoe and Parihaka treaty settlements, truth and reconciliation, and how their life experience has affected the discharge of their public… Audio

Test results due back today will determine if there's a major public health risk from untreated water that flowed through pipes in Dunedin. The council's chief executive Sue Bidrose joins us with the… Audio

Elliott Childs dives into the surf-punk of Portland-based Guantanamo Baywatch. Audio

This week Mark plays classics from Kris Kristofferson, Townes Van Zandt and Plas Johnson, a live track from Rory Gallagher, plus an all time favourite from Aretha Franklin. There's also ska from… Audio

It's a long way from US narco-ganglands to growing organic food in NZ, but Adán Tijerina has made it. The community-minded Wellington entrepreneur shares his story with Lynda Chanwai-Earle. Audio, Gallery

30 years ago the first episode of the TV series Gloss went to air. Peter Elliott, who played the scheming Rex Redfern, looks back on New Zealand's answer to Dynasty. Video, Audio

Greenpeace is hoping a court case will help protect the privacy of its staff and volunteers after confirmation they were spied on. Its director Dr Russel Norman joins us. Audio

School thugs or spiteful secrets – whatever form of bullying they face, children need help. Katy Gosset talks to a clinical psychologist about beating the bullies. Audio

Forest and Bird says the Government's sale of the Stockton coal mine on the West Coast is corporate welfare of the worst kind. Forest and Bird chief executive Kevin Hague joins us. Audio

In the fourth episode of Caucus, Guyon Espiner, Lisa Owen and Tim Watkin discuss Bill English's Epsom and Ohariu urges, whether the Greens are losing control, the link between New Zealand First's vote… Audio

Mediawatch looks back on a century and a half of investigative journalism with veteran journalists Jim Tucker and Rebecca Macfie and James Hollings the editor of the soon to be released A Moral Truth:… Audio

Antibiotic resistance is a major threat to public health worldwide, and microbiologist Adam Roberts is one of the scientists getting creative on the hunt for the next penicillin. He's put a call out… Audio

Composer and DJ Gabriel Prokofiev – the grandson of the composer Sergei – wants people to hear and open up to classical music as simply music. Part of his strategy is the Nonclassical record label and… Video, Audio

How will fake news affect this year's General Election campaign? A panel discussion on the local implications of what's a very live issue worldwide. Audio