Mark Leishman

When someone says it's time to get your affairs in order - what exactly do they mean? Audio

Monday mornings can be a source of dread for many people, but it doesn't always have to be that way. Audio

Broadcaster and war historian Jude Dobson remembers the world's last surviving pilot of the famed World War II "Dambusters" squadron, Arthur "Joppy" Joplin. Audio

Southland's Leon Samuels has won the New Zealand Shears open final. Audio

It'll be a year before the Mangamuka Gorge on State Highway One reopens. Audio

Artificial intelligence: Is it becoming less science fiction, and more like science fact? Audio

Sociolinguist and senior lecturer Dr Julia de Bres on all things swearing. Audio

Former New Zealander footballer Maia Jackman and her verdict on the Football Ferns' new kit. Audio

Wairoa Mayor Craig Little knows all about dodgy cellphone reception. Audio

Latin American music aficionado Mona-Lynn Courteau highlights previous Latin Grammy Award winners. Audio

Warriors, Australian Grand Prix, and top golfer Ryan Fox - here's the latest from Bryan Waddle this week. Audio

A report from accountants KPMG shows firms were defrauded of 100 million dollars last year, up 30 million dollars from the year before. Audio

Fraud in New Zealand has risen to record levels according to a report by the consultancy firm KPMG. Audio

KPMG's Forensic partner, Mark Leishman talks about how the incidence of fraud is on the rise due to the recession. Audio