ListenerListenerOpinionCathrin SchaerRules-bound Germany ignores the one that really countsInternational law serves as a common language, but some consider it more like a guide.15 Sep 06:00 PM
ListenerOpinionCharlotte GrimshawCharlotte Grimshaw: On watching world leaders partake in the dream life of a US PresidentMusing on Donald Trump's "pretend mode" from rich and righteous Norway.09 Sep 06:00 PM
ListenerWorldSt George’s Cross flags stir emotions on England’s streetsAndrew Anthony on England's flag controversy: Symbol of pride or political tool?08 Sep 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerWorldMeaningless political theatre: Ukrainians on the latest moves to bring lasting peaceKyiv-based Kiwi Andrew Gunn asks Ukrainians for their views on the Trump-Putin summit.02 Sep 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerOpinionBernard LaganBernard Lagan: Can anything stop the tidal wave of Kiwis heading for Australia? NZ's winners are in Australia, leaving the country poorer with every departing plane.01 Sep 06:00 PM
ListenerLifeNo headhunting any more … we Catholics now: Meeting the Asmat people of Southern Papua 27 Aug 09:12 PM
ListenerOpinionSteve BrauniasSteve Braunias on the trial of getting a visa for America26 Aug 06:00 PM
ListenerOpinionJonathan KronstadtDonald Trump’s law enforcement takeover is a mess America can’t clean up25 Aug 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerWorldA young French cyclist has gone missing in Iran. I was almost with him. New Zealand bikepacker's fears for fellow traveller arrested in Iran. 19 Aug 12:19 AM
ListenerListenerOpinionJane CliftonJane Clifton: The debacle of public art and modern behaviourA new stream of modern angst over public artworks: are some too sexualised?17 Aug 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerOpinionJane CliftonJane Clifton: Trump is playing high-stakes bingo with world economies Trade imbalances used to be considered nothing personal. Now they're a whacking stick.14 Aug 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerOpinionJane CliftonJane Clifton: Art world ethical dilemma now plagues automotive industrySyndicate of French Tesla owners suing Tesla over Elon Musk's activities.07 Aug 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerOpinionBernard LaganThis Australian milestone is worth celebratingGenerations of refugees have helped shape Australia.07 Aug 12:09 AM
ListenerListenerOpinionJonathan KronstadtScales of Cruelty: Jonathan Kronstadt on the White House’s sniggering sycophantsThe childish humour of Washington DC is no laughing matter. 27 Jul 05:00 PM
ListenerListenerOpinionFree rent, free bike – but would you move to East Germany?Germany pitches for more people in its east, but far-right politics stymies its appeal.23 Jul 07:04 PM
ListenerListenerWorldOn thin ice: The Antarctic Treaty is in danger of collapsingAnnual meetings are still held, but failure to agree on anything hinders progress.23 Jul 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerOpinionCharlotte GrimshawCharlotte Grimshaw: An empathy deficit is wreaking havoc around the worldIn urgent and particular ways, empathy is the issue of our times.14 Jul 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerOpinionAndrew AnthonyHow Britain’s mental health burden is threatening its futureBritain, it seems, is bad for your mental health - and that’s bad for the economy. 13 Jul 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerWorldJane Clifton: Europe’s new pest threat - ants, bedbugs and moths run rampantThere’s something karmically dystopian about insects destroying human habitats.10 Jul 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerOpinionBernard LaganWhy breaking up with the US may be in Australia’s best interestsIn this new world, Australia will look to other allies to help deepen its security.06 Jul 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerOpinionJonathan KronstadtHow Trump’s tantrums are awakening America’s conscienceTrump’s White House is a playground battlefield and he's the kindergarten king.02 Jul 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerWorldJane Clifton: Éire odysseyJames Joyce’s Ulysses induces adoration and confusion in equal measure.30 Jun 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerOpinionCathrin SchaerWould banning the Nazis have really changed history?What can – and should – be done about the rise of the German far right?26 Jun 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerWorldWinter is coming? The terrible years after a nuclear blastThe direct effects of nuclear war won’t be the deadliest thing; climate change will.25 Jun 06:05 PM
ListenerListenerWorldJane Clifton: Say what?Pronunciation is the latest battleground of the culture wars. 18 Jun 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerLifeFear and Loathing in Las Vegas liteLas Vegas's cheaper alternative, Laughlan, resembles the third portal of hell. 14 Jun 07:00 PM
ListenerListenerOpinionBernard LaganWhy travel with PMs is not for the faint of heartThe complicated relationship between NZ Prime Ministers and planes.11 Jun 05:59 PM
ListenerListenerPoliticsHappy Birthday, Mr President: Trump’s special day to coincide with a day of protests Grassroot groups are fighting back against the US President's audacious power grabs. 08 Jun 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerOpinionJane Clifton: Blood on the tracksEuropean public transport is generally excellent, commuter etiquette is not.05 Jun 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerOpinionJane CliftonJane Clifton: If taniwha trouble you, be glad we don’t have Irish fairiesA new book offers practical advice on navigating the world of fairies. 29 May 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerOpinionCathrin SchaerThe EU has become a paradise for preppersThe strong suggestion of a preparedness strategy will have doomsday preppers rejoicing. 24 May 07:00 PM
ListenerListenerOpinionJane CliftonJane Clifton: The fallen tree that grew a national argumentFelling of the Sycamore Gap tree generates outrage, and possible prison sentences.22 May 06:00 PM
ListenerListenerWorldEurope now: Rearming GermanyGeopolitical shifts have upended Germany's post-war self-image.20 May 06:00 PM