Jim Mora

We promised earlier that we would talk about robot lawnmowers. Apparently they are all the rage in Europe, they're like those robot vacuums, Roombas, they loope around your yard trimming the grass. Audio

Price of vanilla and donating blood. Audio

Wonder Woman is the new favourite superhero for kids. Audio

Specs or glasses? Sour milk and chlorine. Audio

We love talking about flying so we'll let you know some new rules being considered that will actually be welcomed, plus millennials killing another tradition. Audio

Mince, milk and electric cars. Audio

Many surveys get done about all sorts of issues, and one that surprised us is a survey on people's responses to the accents of pilots! Audio

Tooth decay, inverse writing, counting kereru. Audio

A couple of stories today, one looking at a new superstar in the world of children's book endorsements and the other at the ever-changing world of language. Audio

Myco bovis, cannabis, eating grass. Audio

A team at Northwestern University say their research shows that people can be broadly classified into one of four personality types: Average, reserved, self-centred and role models. Audio

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

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

The super-sized new Iphone Xs comes with some super-sized issues about how to hold it and where to put it. Audio

Listen to the RNZ Complaints Choir make sweet music out of our listener's complaints. Audio

Cooked food, rates for public buildings, forecast temperatures. Audio

There's the meteorological storm and there's the political one. The latest on monster storm Hurricane Florence as it ominously approaches the South East Coast of the United States. Audio

Free trade, lap top noise, and MyLotto. Audio

The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) has come out with figures on spending on tertiary education. New Zealand is middle of the pack with about $15,000usd per student… Audio