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There's a shout out to New Zealanders with stories to share about road trips around the country, to be woven into an interactive drama/documentary series by Emmy award-winning web-series makers David… Audio

Hamish Carter, Melodie Robinson, Jamie Tout and John Cronin on the future of technology in sport. Audio

Professor of Classics at the University of Cambridge, author of a number of books, television presenter and blogger, who has become renowned for her fight back against online abuse and trolling. Audio

As the UN Security Council demands a global crackdown on the flow of foreign fighters to Iraq and Syria, governments are also being urged not to forget the ideological battle playing out on social… Audio

Nielsen finds older adults are embracing digital video, a new smartphone app gives sight to the blind, how Instagram's drug deals go undetected, Netflix launches new site specifically for spoiling… Audio

Ele Ludemann has been looking at food websites, and eggcorns: malapropisms that ape the sound of a word. Audio

Mireille Silcoff writes for The New York Times magazine on the global phenomenon that is unboxing. Audio

CEO of video software start-up Wipster, in Israel for the Start Tel Aviv Competition 2014, where eighteen companies from around the world have seven days to meet investors and like-minded people. Audio

Spark (nee Telecom) has launched Lightbox an on-demand streaming TV service online, soon Sky TV will be doing the same. Both are in competition with internet giant Netflix. How NZers can access… Audio

A U2 Removal Tool and Microsoft Buys Minecraft. Audio

Minister of Communications and in the third Somali Government, who is trying to assert control over the lawless factions in the recovering state, and re-establish the institutions of civil society. Audio

American journalist and author on his new book, The Impulse Society: America in the Age of Instant Gratification. Audio

21 Comics That Capture The Frustrations Of Depression. The Economist's glass ceiling index finds the best and worst places to be a working woman. Audio

Kim Hill reads messages from listeners to the Saturday Morning programme of 6 September 2014. Audio

West Auckland social entrepreneur who is working on the projects Our Place Events, RockEnrol,and Fill Bellies Not Bins,and speaking at Festival for the Future 2014. Audio

Winnie the Pooh's wisdom, 10 rules of packing and 'Confessions of a chubby girl'. Audio

The Mental Health Foundation has been working hard to reduce stigma and discrimination against people with mental illness across New Zealand. Now its aiming at one particular segment of the… Audio

Facebook's annoying users with intrusive requests to sign up for its messaging app. Also the tech fallout and cybersecurity implications of Nicky Hager's new book 'Dirty Politics'. With Peter Griffin.

It's all about being gay, Asian and equal… that's how a new group has come up with its new name. Audio

ICT and Database Manager at Amnesty International New Zealand, who attended this week's Net Hui and Gather conferences in Auckland. Audio