Megan Whelan

Megan Whelan talks about reddit, a Hacking team hack, and the England women's football tweet. Audio

Writer, director, and actress Lena Dunham says that while there are a lot of people she loves on Twitter, it's impossible to find them without reading things telling her that she should be "buried… Audio

Research has shown a clear link between the age at which someone first tries drugs, and the likelihood they'll engage in so-called anti-social behaviour. Worryingly, both internationally and in New… Audio

The place of women in STEM - science, technology, engineering and mathematics - has received a lot of media coverage in the past couple of years. A 2011 report by the New Zealand Association of Women… Audio

Stories about Christchurch often feature two narratives - either optimism about the pace of the re-build, or frustration at the grim reality. But the Christchurch Youth Council wants people to know… Audio

And in the same month Wellington was declared "vampire friendly" and the Wellington sign near the airport was changed. Audio

New figures from ESR show a small but increasing number of people testing positive for drugs while driving. Audio

Megan Whelan from The Wireless has been watching Twitter and Facebook for election updates. Audio

Megan Whelan from The Wireless has been watching Twitter and Facebook for election updates. Audio

A youth campaigner says the mood of the final week of the election campaign may put young people off voting on Saturday. Parties, union, and activist movements have been working hard to get out the… Audio

Megan Whelan, a Senior Producer with Radio New Zealand's Youth website The Wireless  discusses Ask Away  - in which young people get to directly question candidates. Audio

Megan Whelan and Elle Hunt explore the campaigns to get out the youth vote. Video, Audio

Two weeks out from the election, a quarter of people under 30 are yet to enrol to vote. Audio

The capital has been declared "vampire friendly" with hints that some of the undead may even be present in the Beehive. Audio

Megan Whelan explores access to mental health serivces in the face of a suicide rate that is resistant to change Audio

The Chief Coroner says there are some encouraging signs that New Zealand's stubbornly high suicide rate might be starting to come down. Audio

Megan Whelan explores whether young people are getting the education about sexuality they need. Audio

The Auckland teenage sex scandal has raised questions about whether there needs to be a shake up in what schools teach about sexual behaviour. Audio

Senior producer from The Wireless talks about Radio NZ's recently launched youth network. Audio

The latest from the Pacific region. Audio