Death

About her new book After This which explores what happens to us when we die. Audio

Two children, and a man and a woman are dead and an eight year old boy is in hospital with serious injuries after their car hit a logging truck in Northland this afternoon. Audio

American surgeon and writer, whose new book is Being Mortal: Illness, Medicine and What Matters in the End. Audio

The woman behind the Crimestoppers phone line is turning her attention from tackling crime to one of New Zealand's biggest taboos - speaking about death. Audio

It's believed the three people,who were killed when their van collided with a truck and trailer just south of Wanaka were tourists. Audio

Exploring end-of-life care for Māori patients and their whānau. Audio

Caitlin Doughty is a twenty-something licensed mortician and funeral director with a degree in medieval history and a flair for the macabre, who took a job at a crematory after her first degree -… Audio

Scientists claim they have the first hard evidence of a patient hearing resuscitation instructions while he was dead. Audio

When New Zealand nurse Donna Collins first put on her full protective gear on to work with ebola patients in Sierra Leone she feared she would look like a martian and frighten people already terrified… Audio

Specialist in sinus and nasal diseases, and lead author of a recently published study on how the inability of older adults to identify scents is a strong predictor of death within five years. Audio

It's not that death is a taboo subject, it's just that we've been encouraged not to talk about it. With Dr John Troyer from the University of Bath's Centre for Death and Society. Audio

If you knew more or less when you were going to die, what would you do? One Auckland man faces up to that prospect… and he talks to David Steemson for Spiritual Outlook. Audio

The Golden Bay community coffin is used about 12 times a year. It was designed in 2002 by Takaka resident Henry James, with the support of community worker Sheryl Nalder and made by local… Audio

The University of Otago study was funded by the Law Foundation, and looked at more than 600 coronial inquiries that took place between 2007 and 2012. It's key finding was that the preventive and… Audio

Prue Jamieson shares her experience of rebuilding her life after the death of her teenage son from cancer, and has advice on how to help people in that situation. Audio

Assumptions can no longer be made that everyone understands tikanga Māori when it comes to Tangihanga, let alone the physical expectations when it comes to digging graves for whānau members. Chas Paki… Audio

Kim Hill reads messages from listeners to the Saturday Morning programme of 29 March 2014. Audio

British intensive care nurse and academic Dr Penny Sartori's new book 'The Wisdom of Near-Death Experiences' explores near death experiences, and caring for patients who are close to death. Audio

Jon Underwood, who established the Death Café movement in Britain, says he did so in order to create an environment where talking about death is natural and comfortable. Audio