We visit the Wiakato town of Cambridge.

Javelin thrower Stuart Farquahar joins the programme to talk about his hope and aspirations for London.

Gordon Campbell is a political writer/blogger for the news website scoop.co.nz and writer of scoop's monthly online magazine 'Werewolf'.

Taranaki-based energy analyst Len Houwer believes the success of the new deal between Methanex New Zealand Ltd and Todd Energy is entirely contingent upon the consortium actually drilling for and supplying the gas, and this is not guaranteed.

Auckland's council is drafting its plan for the supercity and various health boards are urging that the blueprint include some smokefree initiatives like smokefree public spaces. We hear arguments for and against the idea.

A giant dog and sheep tower over the main street of Tirau, just two of a series of sculptures and buildings made from corrugated iron a common building material in New Zealand.

Lynn gives her vocal chords a workout with the Wellington Community Choir.

Sonia puts herself in Jolene Tempest's hands to find out what it takes to win the Miss Tattoo NZ crown.

Cormac McCarthy's book 'The Road' is a favourite of listener Robynne Gardiner.

David Sedaris, who has been described as America's finest living humourist, is coming to New Zealand. He talks about why he is happy to share his embarrassing moments with millions of people around the world.