Max Whitehead is back again. Tonight he's looking at the Equal Pay Amendment Bill

It's alleged that You Tube has been a hunting ground for paedophiles... we'll cross to the UK in a moment to talk to Professor Belinda Winder about how children are being exploited and what

Kaikoura residents are having to boil their water probably until the end of the week... Karyn Hay talks to freshwater campaigner Dr Mike Joy and also Jim Graham who is Water New Zealand's Principal Advisor on Water Quality. Midweek Mediawatch with Colin Peacock...

'A Supported Life' is a charity-based residential care facility for adults with learning disabilities. This week they join artist Anna Crichton on Auckland Waterfront's Wynyard Quarter in an arts project designed to show the different ways we visually interpreting the world.

A report into Wellington's controversial Inner City Bypass has said that "costs may have outweighed benefits". We talk to campaigner - and now Wellington City Councillior, Iona Pannett

Matt Blomfield is the businessman who has been suing Cameron Slater for defamation. Today the Human Rights Review Tribunal has found that in a series of Whale Oil blog posts in 2012, Slater held Blomfield up as a figure of contempt and ridicule. Tonight Matt Blomfield talks on the radio for the first time.

If we are tempted to think of threats to privacy as solely problems of the digital age, we should think again. Dead Letters: Censorship and subversion in New Zealand 1914-1920 is a startling reminder that we have been here before. We talk to author Jared Davidson.

Farmers in Golden Bay are struggling with the effects of a drought that some say is the worst they've seen. Federated Farmers Golden Bay provincial president Wayne Langford joins us to tell us more.

Police have confirmed a number of officers are being investigated following concerns around their behaviour while off-duty last month. We talk to Judge Colin Doherty from the Independent Policy Conduct Authority about how they deal with police complaints.

Recognising the Role of Midwives; new series of the On the Rag podcast; and Kiwi Rules with Purple Pilgrims.