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Gabriel Schoenfeld is a senior fellow at the conservative Hudson Institute think-tank in the US and author of the book 'Necessary Secrets'. Faiza Patel is co-director of the Brennan Center for Justice… Audio

The United Nations is sitting in urgency in New York, amid allegations that a chemical weapons attack in Syria has killed hundreds of people near Damascus. Audio

Demonstrations proceeded peacefully in several main centres of West Papua yesterday marking the region's incorporation into Indonesia despite a reported police ban on the protests.

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Nicola Twilley of ediblegeography.com's just been to see one of the world's biggest yeast collections. Also the New York Public Library digitises thousands of old restaurant menus. Audio

Damien Cave of The New York Times has just been in Jamaica looking at the food crisis facing the country, and the government's unconventional solution. Audio

The American Jim Furyk and Australian Adam Scott share the lead after the opening round of the final golf major of the year, the US PGA Championship at Oak Hill in New York. Audio

Gogol Bordello is a self-proclaimed "gypsy-punk" band led by Ukrainian Eugene Hutz. After living in Poland, Hungary, Austria and Italy, Hutz finally settled in New York City which is where he formed… Audio

Dr Hamburg is president emeritus at Carnegie Corporation of New York. A medical doctor, he has a long history of leadership in the research, medical and psychiatric fields. He has been Professor at… Audio

Richard A. Friedman is a professor of clinical psychiatry at the Weill Cornell Medical College in New York. He's got tips on how to make time pass more slowly as we grow older. Audio

Conflict within The Republican Party. The mayoral race in New York. Audio

Filmmakers Jeff Howlett and Mark Covino on the making of the documentary A Band Called Death, about the early 70s Detroit band the New York Times has dubbed "punk before punk was punk". Audio

Amy Harmon of the New York Times has been looking at the problems facing Florida orange growers and how these could be solved using genetic engineering. Audio

Assistant professor of special education at Adelphi University in New York, who is visiting New Zealand to present his seminar, Success with Autism: Using Our Strengths for Achieving a Fulfilling and… Audio

The Free West Papua Campaign is to open an office in the Netherlands. Audio

New York Times National Security correspondent and Pulitzer Prize-winning reporter, Mark Mazzetti's new book, 'The Way of the Knife: The CIA, a Secret Army, and a War at the Ends of the Earth'… Audio

Topics - People with fewer natural teeth remaining perform more poorly on memory tests. The New York City mayoral candidate Anthony Weiner is shrugging off calls for him to quit the race over… Audio

Anti-abortion bills causes clinics to close; and statistician Nate Silver moves from the New York Times to ESPN. Audio

Seven-year-old Dorothy Forrest moves with her family - American father Frank, mother Lee and older siblings Michael and Evelyn - from New York City to Westmere, Auckland. Michael's new friend Daniel… Audio

Assistant professor of psychiatry and neuroscience, and director of the Schiller Laboratory of Affective Neuroscience at Mount Sinai School of Medicine in New York. Audio

It takes not just one, but two seasoned writers to come up with the twists and turns in the new novel by New York Times best-selling author Janet Evanovich and TV writer Lee Goldberg. 'The Heist'… Audio

The Maori Party co-leader, Pita Sharples, has defended allegations he hasn't been "visible" enough in promoting Te Reo; Meanwhile, the Maori Party MP for Waiariki, Te Ururoa Flavell, has become Deputy… Audio