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The Washington Post's Amy Nutt is in Dallas and says health officials are guilty of miscommunication and misinformation, Audio

The family of the first US Ebola patient, Thomas Eric Duncan, has decried his treatment - accusing the hospital of ignorance, incompetence and indecency. Mr Duncan was admitted to Texas Health… Audio

A second employee at a hospital in Dallas, Texas has tested positive for ebola. Audio

The Government remains coy on this country's role in the fight against ISIS, despite Defence Chief Tim Keating taking part in yesterday's so-called war summit in the United States. Audio

A second health worker in Dallas, Texas involved in caring for a Liberian man who died from ebola has tested positive for the disease. Audio

A meeting is under way in Washington DC of military leaders from 22 countries - including New Zealand - to thrash out a strategy to counter the advance of Islamic state militants. Anthony Cordesman is… Audio

President Obama has been on the phone to the French president trying to drum up more help to deal with the Ebola outbreak. Audio

Police civil forfeiture powers in the U.S. Audio

In the US, health investigators are racing to figure out how a nurse in Texas contracted Ebola - even though she used protective equipment when treating a Liberian who died of the disease in Dallas… Audio

Health authorities in the United States say a mistake was clearly made by hospital staff who were treating an ebola patient in Texas, which led to one of them becoming infected. Audio

A Texan health worker who treated the US Ebola victim, Thomas Eric Duncan, before he died is also infected with the virus. Audio

Best known for co-writing the Golden Globe and Oscar winning song 'The Weary Kind' with T Bone Burnett from the Crazy Heart soundtrack, Ryan Bingham joins us for a live session ahead of his show in… Audio

How a youtube clip captioned "Mind-blowing Psychedelia from Thailand" piqued the interest of L.A. producer Josh Marcy, leading him to a remote Thai village to record Khun Narin's Electric Phin Band. Audio

In the United States the relatives of Ebola victim Thomas Duncan say they've been ostracised because of their relationship with him. Audio

The World Health Organisation says the current epidemic has now killed 3,800 people from 8,000 cases in West Africa, with no evidence that it's being brought under control. Audio

Daniel Ryntjes from Feature Story discusses the latest developments in the Ebola and Islamic State situations. Audio

Michael Katakis has been photographing and writing about different cultures for the past 35 years. His work has been celebrated by the Royal Geographical Society, The Smithsonian Institute and the… Audio

Upbeat blues contributor looks at the world of Little Walter. Audio

Two New Zealand motorcyclists have made headlines this morning after a saving a pensioner from burning car wreck in Utah. New Plymouth men, Rhys Humphries and Maurice Doyle, were riding… Audio

Bobby Henline is an Iraq War veteran and burn survivor who's become a comedian, incorporating his horrific injuries into his stand-up routine. Bobby was serving in his fourth tour in Iraq in 2007 when… Audio