Jim Mora

An interesting story today about crime and punishment and the long arm of the law appearing from the most unlikely places. Audio

We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Today a question about beef, Lisa's query about radio, and Penny's question about politician sick leave.  Audio

We've got a interesting option for Christmas gifts this year, called the Trumpy Bear, and speaking of the holidays...apparently many people are abandoning healthy living in the lead up to them. Audio

How do we stop trains from derailing? Can humans hear snails? And how did ancient Māori know what shape New Zealand was? Audio

So what is the fastest way to get around big cities? Audio

We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Today we answered Anthony's question about windscreens, a question about cows, and hazel's query about undies.  Audio

In the UK there are still quite a few people still watching old analogue TV's but not just any old ones, old Black and White ones, no remote controls, the old turning knobs and all. Audio

Are there more species in the sea or on land? And what should you do if you spot a lone fledgling bird on the footpath? Audio

What do we know about the Right whale that visited Wellington earlier in the year? What's a good, general terms for US citizens? And does our culture of compulsive overtaking contribute to car… Audio

Around three-quarters of American men and two-thirds of women are now overweight - and 40 perent of americans are considered obese! Audio

We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Audio

A case of phony cancer treatment, plus an update on all the songs President Trump is not allowed to use. Audio

We find the answers to any queries you can think up. Audio

Do you know what Glottophobia is? It's not a word you'll find in the dictionary, but one that has been more recently coined to describe discrimination against regional accents. Audio

What are those bold pink flowers along the Kapiti Expressway? What jobs can you employ under-15s in? And where do raccoons get their self-preservation instincts from? Audio

In Australia Woolworths has revealed that its ban on single-use bags has cut its plastic bag waste by 600 million in just three months - so over a year that would mean 2.4 billion fewer bags… Audio

Hoodies and driving, cars cows and greenhouse gas emissions, and nutrient run-off. Audio

The murdeous sculpture in Christchurch's Botanic Gardens. Audio

Banks and TV opening credits. Audio