Chris Whitta

Clue 6. Audio

Clue 5. Audio

Kate Mead plays good cello and hosts Sound Lounge on Radio New Zealand Concert, raises her bow on both contemporary classical music plus recent releases of old masters... 'carols' in keeping with the… Audio

Stephen Pile and his latest celebration of human inadequacy as featured in The Not Terribly Good Book of Heroic Failures. Audio

Clue 4. Audio

Clue 3. Audio

Motoko Kakubayashi was raised in Palmerston North but now resides in Tokyo and works for the Science Media Centre of Japan, pop. 127,450,459 (est. 2010)... a senior citizen serial killer mastermind… Audio

Earlier this year, Jeff Rule set about tracing the roots of his family's first European ancestor in New Zealand - back to the stormy hillocks near Helmsdale in the Scottish Highlands. Audio

Clue number two. Audio

Clue number one. Audio

The Prime Minister rules out increasing tax incentives to ensure future big budget films are made in this country and the Law Commission says there needs to be a revamp of the way judges are chosen. Audio

Long Range Weather Forecast for 27 November 2012. Audio

Five people are in hospital after carbon monoxide poisoning and Jetstar cancels a pre-Christmas flight disrupting holiday plans. Audio

Papers show the most expensive option for reorganising Christchurch schools was chosen. Changes to retirement savings for New Zealanders living in Australia. Audio

Europe halts plans to put a carbon tax on airlines and David Shearer rejects suggestions of a challenge to his leadership. Audio

The Maritime Union warns there could be more industrial action at the Ports of Auckland and the prosecution says the man accused of killing an Auckland toddler saw the boy as a nuisance. Audio

A top public servant admits mining regulation failings at the time of Pike River and a firefighter tells a CTV inquest she feels no better prepared for future disasters. Audio

The government promises to move quickly on recommendations made by the Pike River Royal Commission and the man who coordinated the rescue efforts at the CTV building defends the response. Audio

Four Ministry of Social Development staff are under investigation after a review found they knew of the privacy risks with Work and Income public kiosks; and Urban Search and Rescue team members… Audio

The biggest storm in memory begins battering the United States east coast and the coroner in the CTV case is told firefighters stopped trying to put out a fire in the building for fear of drowning… Audio