Life And Society

G-strings at pools aren't going anywhere in New Plymouth, with the council saying it won't change swimwear rules, despite a mum's campaign against the skimpy bikinis. Audio

Disputes between neighbours over things such as fences and trees can be fairly common - but what's the best way to get them resolved? Audio

Clyde Quay School's prize includes flights to London, seven nights of luxury accommodation, and $1500 spending money.

A mother's call to ban g-string bikinis being paraded at New Plymouth's popular public pool has divided opinion across the city.

When writer John Connell found the creative well had run dry, he found solace in "12 little Buddhas wrapped in white fleeces". Audio

Amichai Lau-Lavie comes from the "Kennedys of Judaism" a 38-generation unbroken line of rabbis. He's also gay - and a drag queen. Audio

When local cook Sam Low extended a dinner invitation to Ali Wong's people, he didn't expect the famous American comedian would accept.

Ann Lewis, the owner of the toothless, 'decrepit' and 'glugly' Pekingese talks to Mark Leishman about taking the title on his fifth attempt. Audio

What's behind the desire to stray? Is it ever ok to have an affair? And what should you do if you have a wandering eye?