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Pulitzer Prize-winning science journalist, columnist for the New York Times, and author of The Poisoner's Handbook. Audio

A town that owes its beginnings to the gold rush of the 1860s, but that's not what made it famous. In August 1888 Reefton became the first town in New Zealand, and in fact the Southern Hemisphere, to… Audio

A family in New York briefly took the Guiness Book of World Records christmas lights title from the Richards family so the Richards rolled up their sleeves in October and started putting on lights… Audio

Pathomap is a microbial census taking thousands of swabs all over New York City and its public places. Christopher Mason of the Weill Cornell Medical College of Cornell University is leading the… Audio

In the 1990s you could catch a young Aaron Nevezie wailing away on his jazz guitar in all the notable clubs and bars dotted along High Street in Auckland, but it wasn't long before the bright lights… Audio

The Clean's Hamish Kilgour talks with Alister Parker and Brent McLachlan in New York about bringing the original line up together on their latest album Trinine, and Emma Smith catches bassist John… Audio

Amazon and US Postal Service will offer Sunday delivery starting with New York, Los Angeles; Teenagers say goodbye to Facebook and hello to messenger apps. Audio

Problems with the roll out of Obama-care. The new mayor for New York. Audio

Nic Ularu's work is not only popular in his homeland but in his adopted home of America. He's won an Off-Broadway award for his work. He explains how theatre in Romania is a job for life, which has… Audio

Nick Bollinger listens to the collaboration between the Kronos Quartet and Bryce Dessner, of New York indie band The National. Audio

Cheers from the New York Stock Exchange opening bell as shares in the social media company Twitter go on sale. Audio

A preview of the second Hobbit film has been shown simultaneously in Wellington, New York, Los Angeles and London - but fans aren't allowed to say what they've seen. Audio

The Fiji government's claim that next year's promised elections will be the first truly democractic elections ever held in the country is being rubbished by critics. Audio

New Zealand journalist and poet living and working in New York. Audio

Fireworks go on sale tomorrow, they will only be sold for four days, from tomorrow until Guy Fawkes on November 5, A study of what teenagers really want to know about sex has revealed anxiety about… Audio

A year ago this week, Superstorm Sandy assaulted the East Coast of the United States, killing 285 people - 44 of them in New York City. Nelson native Pauli Morgan, who has lived in New York City for… Audio

Marty Duda plays tribute to influential New York musician Lou Reed following his death on 27 October 2013.

As a founding member of The Velvet Underground and then as a solo artist, Lou Reed was one… Audio

Founder of the Solomon Islands Development Trust dies. Audio

Loren and Mark are a guitar duo from New York. Not long together, but with three acclaimed albums released, they've played twenty states in the USA and twice visited western Europe. Loren Barrigar is… Audio

Influential early-1970s New York City punks, ahead of their first-ever New Zealand show on Thursday. Audio

The first of three considered still to be Billy Joel's greatest work - 'Turnstiles' from 1976, about his return to New York City after abandoning an affair with California and Hollywood. Audio

American lawyer, author and New York Times contributor Ashley Merryman talks about why losing is good for us, especially for children. She says the science is now clear that an early life of constant… Audio

There have been calls for the United Nations to help Guam in its decolonisation process and for the UN to look at the aftermath of the French nuclear weapons tests in the South Pacific. Audio

Fiji-New Zealand relations could remain cool for some time to come, despite an easing of Wellington's stance on Suva. Audio

Topics - We complain about how our councils spend our money, but we haven't quite reached the situation in New York City. A big media campaign has begun with photos of women doing all sorts of things… Audio

A New York stock broker says the markets think the Republicans will be shamed into supporting the budget and raising the United State's debt ceiling so the nation can honour its debts. Audio

Todd Schoenberger, New York-based market analyst on the implications of the US government shutdown. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, has just returned to New Zealand after a 12-day trip to Britain, France, and the United Nations in New York. While in New York, Mr Key held meetings with a number of… Audio