4 Extra Debut. Exploring the lives of young Chinese - a military child, a daughter of the Party and a far north dweller. Read by David Seddon. Show more

Exploring the lives of young Chinese, 'one-child' offspring, including the son of a struggling farmer. Read by David Sneddon. Show more

Kate’s still hurt and humiliated by her father’s suggestion of marrying Pyotr in order to extend his visa. Read by Liza Ross. Show more

Pyotr has apologised to Kate for the upset over his and Dr Battista’s plan for a marriage of convenience. Read by Liza Ross. Show more

After Pyotr’s apology over the marriage plan to get him a visa, Kate Battista wonders what to do next. Read by Liza Ross. Show more

After Kate meets her father's research assistant Pyotr, he manages to bump into her after she leaves work. Read by Liza Ross. Show more

Unsure as she is, Kate agrees to marry her father’s research assistant, so that he can stay on in the US. Read by Liza Ross. Show more

Bunny says Kate doesn't have to marry for father's sake, but Kate is committed. They arrive at church. Read by Liza Ross. Show more

Pyotr wants to find who broke into the lab and took the mice, but the newlyweds are needed at the reception. Read by Liza Ross. Show more

Kate and Pyotr arrive late for their own wedding reception as the drama of the lab break-in unfolds. Read by Liza Ross. Show more

With mice safely back in the lab, wedding celebrations can begin, but what kind of marriage will it be? Concluded by Liza Ross. Show more

1992. Australia's most wanted criminal, Ziggy Heidl, needs a ghostwriter for his memoir. Read by Luke Mullins.

4 Extra Debut. Kate Battista and 15 year old sister, Bianca, live with their widowed father, a dedicated research scientist. Read by Liza Ross. Show more

Exploring the lives of young Chinese and their search to escape the treadmill of exams and finding a job. Read by David Sneddon. Show more

Exploring the lives of young Chinese and the graduates out in the workplace and under pressure to marry. Read by David Sneddon. Show more

Exploring the lives of young Chinese and graduates pressure to succeed under the threat of unemployment. Read by David Sneddon. Show more

Short story by Maeve Brennan from her collection The Springs of Affection. In a 1930s Dublin suburb, Mrs Bagot waits for the arrival of her new sofa. Read by Fiona Shaw. Show more

4 Extra Debut. Set in Togara Muzanenhamo's Zimbabwean childhood home, a tale from an elderly farm worker's perspective. Read by the author. From November 2014. Show more

A tale from a former mining community in Northumberland exploring our link with the land beneath our feet. From November 2014. Show more

Commissioned to mark 29 February and examine the idea of 'leap', Richard Beard's story follows Martin as he seizes the opportunity to recalibrate and catch up on a grand scale. Show more