Elisabeth Easther

Elisabeth Easther reviews Fifteen Million Years in Antarctica by Rebecca Priestley, which is published by Victoria University Press. Audio

Elisabeth Easther reviews The Secret Hours by Santa Montefiore, which is published by Simon & Schuster. Audio

Elisabeth Easther reviews The Behaviour of Love by Virginia Reeves, which is published by Simon & Schuster. Audio

Elisabeth Easther reviews From Sunset to Sunrise, by Tim Nicol Audio

Te Radar and Elisabeth Easther look back at the funnier stories of the past week including the Aussie thief chased off with a didgeridoo and Russia's competitive slapping competition. Audio

Elisabeth Easther reviews Little Darlings by Melanie Golding, which is published by Harlequin. Audio

Te Radar and Elisabeth Easther on crazy musings on starfish and warnings from Pope Francis against falling into the temptation of gossip in hair salons and beauty parlours. Audio

Elisabeth Easther reviews Identity Crisis by Ben Elton, described as a blistering satire on a fracturing world - and a roller-coaster thriller. It is published by Penguin Random House. Audio

James Elliott and Elisabeth Easther with the Friday funnies. The will chat with Lynn about why Zebras confuse flies and a German town sees a smurf invasion, as thousands gather to break world record.

Traveller and documentary maker Elisabeth Easther is back to talk about new ways to see Aotearoa. Today we're talking about cycleways around the country and the new ways to see places that might be… Audio, Gallery

Elisabeth Easther reviews The Kingfisher Secret by Anonymous, which is published by Penguin Random House. "The Kingfisher Secret is a thinly veiled depiction of Donald and Ivana Trump's marriage… Audio

Irene Pink and Elisabeth Easther look at the lighter side of the headlines in the week that was, including Amethyst Realm's unusual love life involving ghosts, and the backlash over a British magazine… Audio

Elisabeth Easther reviews Take Nothing With You by Patrick Gale, which is published by Hachette. Audio

Te Radar and Elisabeth Easther take a look at the more unusual stories of the week including the woman described as 'Britain's worst neighbour' who made headlines for installing a special high pitched… Audio

The cringeworthy reasons some British firms say they lack women on boards; Australia's "poo jogger" unmasked, and are Canadian peacocks having existential crises en masse? Audio

A lighter look at this past week -a new style of jean that has almost all of the denim removed is being mocked online after going on sale in a Los Angeles fashion outlet; a Melbourne library is shut… Audio