Games

You don't need a referee, you don't need a whistle, and you don't need a ball. It's dangerous, it's exciting, and often it's been banned - it's Bullrush. David Slack has written a book about this… Audio

New Zealand's scrabble champion, Nigel Richards, is now the French champion - and he's done this without speaking the language. Audio

As young people use screens more and more, public health researcher Sam Marsh is looking into how much food they are eating when using different media like computers and TVs. Audio

To mark the Waterloo bicentenary, 40 wargamers gathered in Wellington to refight the battle, and potentially rewrite the course of history. We meet Paul Goldstone and the cast of Waterloo 200. Video, Audio, Gallery

Monopoly is celebrating 80 years as a family favourite. Audio

Auckland writer David Veart has recently released his latest book Hello Girls & Boys! A New Zealand Toy Story. It's the tale of New Zealanders and their toys - from Maori voyagers to 21st century… Audio

An early intervention called ENGAGE is using games to teach self regulation skills to preschoolers at risk of developing ADHD Audio

Call of Duty is one of the world's most popular video games. Simon Parkin has just been at at the qualifiers for the Call of Duty World Championships at Twickenham stadium in London. Audio

How much value should we give to the letters Q Z and X in scrabble? Cushla Norman reports. Audio

Ten-year-old Alex Leckie-Zaharic has won the Dunedin schools scrabble competition. He is also the youngest player ever to compete in the New Zealand National Scrabble Tournament, where he was up… Audio