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Journalist David Cohen on how he selected a 'best-of' compilation from thousands of articles, reviews and columns he's written for publications including The Listener, the Guardian, and the New York… Audio

Richard Falk is a Professor Emeritus of International Law at Princeton University. He is in NZ to give a series of talks arranged by Otago University's National Centre for Peace and Conflict Studies -… Audio

Two window cleaners in New York have been rescued after spending nearly two hours dangling from their broken scaffolding at a perilous 75-degree angle, 69-floors above the city streets of Manhattan. Audio

Nick Bollinger reviews new albums by Taylor Swift, Darren Watson and Seun Kuti. Audio

Fiji has nominated the president of Kiribati, Anote Tong, as a candidate for the Nobel Peace Prize for his work around climate change issues. Audio

The pleasures and pitfalls of a low vision lifestyle: You'll seldom see a cane in Mike Steven's hand but he has just one eighth of the vision most people enjoy. Mike is one of almost 170 thousand New… Audio

"With shuddering synthesisers, handclaps the size of skyscrapers, and vocals that might have been tweezed together syllable-by-syllable, this is a big slam-dunking pop record by anyone's definition."… Audio

The Manu Korihi news team bring you a round-up of the top Maori news stories of the week including the Parihaka invasion commemoration, more tangata whenua in blue, and New York new home for tukutuku… Audio

Written by Elizabeth Winder, reviewed by Kiran Dass, published by Harper Perennial. Audio

Currently the number two ranked poker player in the world by the Global Poker Index, American Vanessa Selbst is a keen social justice advocate and also the only woman to have ever reached the number… Audio

A Maori forestry company, Kajavala Forestry, is critical of the timeframe set to achieve new safety standards for the industry; The Maori Party's newly elected co-vice president, Susan Cullen, says… Audio

More than 40 woven flax artwork panels that have been on display at Te Papa Tongarewa are being packed up today, before being shipped to their permanent home at the United Nations headquarters in New… Audio

New Zealand and American full-time touring musicians, based in New York and currently on an extensive North and South Island tour. Audio

Biographer Tim Lawrence reflects on the life of the New York music pioneer Arthur Russell on the release of a new Red Hot compilation of his work. Audio

Topics - there's been a deal of research about the importance of writing things down. In one fairly famous experiment students were asked to recall past trauma and put pen to paper about it. The… Audio

Convinced they would always be a long-distance band creating music via the internet, the members of Yumi Zouma were surprised to find themselves in so much demand this year that they needed to tour… Audio

Artist, engineer and "thinker" whose work blends engineering, bioscience, art and design. Audio

Swedish trumpet player Hakan Hardenberger is widely regarded as the greatest soloist today. He routinely performs with the world's foremost orchestras, including the New York Philharmonic, the Boston… Audio

Paul Rosenberg was one of the most famous art dealers in Paris with paintings from Picasso, Mattise and modern masters in his gallery. But when the Nazis arrived and banned many of the pieces in his… Audio

Brooklyn-based Maureen Callahan has worked as a writer for the New York Post as well as being a contributor for Vanity Fair - where she wrote about the extraordinary relationship between the late… Audio

New Zealand singer/songwriter Brooke Fraser talks about her career and new album, Brutal Romantic. Video, Audio

New Zealand executive chef and co-owner of The Musket Room in New York, which received a highly coveted Michelin Star four months after opening. Audio

Marathon travel specialist Judy Wolff is a "wogger" (walker and jogger) who has participated in both the New York City marathon and the Great Wall half marathon in China. Audio

Labour plans a swift leadership contest before Christmas. Murray McCully delivers a hard hitting critical speech at the UN in New York and Melbourne homes raided in latest anti-terror op. Audio

New Caledonia's pro-independence Caledonian Union boycotts Paris talks on Noumea Accord. Audio

The charity Caritas New Zealand says the world must pay more attention to the needs of vulnerable Pacific communities affected by climate change. Audio