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Manhattan Transfer are regular visitors to our shores. They've recorded 28 albums and have 10 Grammy awards, but its the first time we've managed to persuade them to come and sing on NZ Live. Audio

Wellington-based singer-songwriter Louis Baker performs 'Even in the Darkness', 'Not Afraid Anymore' and 'Get Back'. Audio

A report has found that the living wage should be set at $18.40 an hour, almost five dollars more than the minimum wage. The figure has been released by the Living Wage Campaign in its push to… Audio

A report has found the living wage should be set at $18.40 an hour, almost five dollars more than the minimum wage. The figure has been released by the Living Wage Campaign in its push to encourage… Audio

The Government is refusing to formally endorse a campaign to introduce the concept of a living wage in New Zealand, at the same time as the Employers and Manufacturers Association says it won't stand… Audio

With Darryl Evans, the CEO of the Mangere Budgeting Services Trust; Deborah Littman, the lead organiser for Metro Vancouver Alliance, and former Vice Chair of London Citizens and National Officer for… Audio

The Council of Trade Unions has thrown its weight behind the push for a living wage, saying it's the best way to address poverty in New Zealand. Audio

Fiddler Marian Burns has played throughout the world to great acclaim, including France where 'The Paris Sessions' were recorded. Audio

David Faulkner is a NZ rights advocate for New Zealanders living in Australia. Audio

A Wellington based band currently working on their seventh album and about to embark on a tour of the South Island. Audio

Nelson Adam Chamber Music Festival. Audio

Three of our best know divas together, ahead of a nationwide tour. Each of them has had a number one album in this country and has enjoyed international success. Audio

Production began today of a new award-winning roll bar for quad bikes that farming groups hope will cut down on deaths and injuries. Audio

To Melbourne where the second lot of quarter-finals are underway at the Australian Open. Audio

To Melbourne now and our tennis correspondent at the Australian Open today is Dave Worsley. Audio

Real New Zealanders telling real stories. Audio

The Tuhoe iwi is planning to build its tribal headquarters near Taneatua and claims it will be New Zealand's first ever so-called "living building". Audio

The animal welfare group, SAFE, is condemning the export of more than 7000 (7200) live cattle to China next week, Marcus Irvine reports. Audio

Fiction writer Sue Orr's true story. Audio

Real New Zealanders telling real stories. Audio

Real New Zealanders telling real stories. Audio

Estere Dalton is a multi-instrumentalist and plays almost anything she can get her hands on, producing all of her own music at home in her bedroom with her trusty MPC nick-named Lola. Estere is also a… Audio

Real New Zealanders telling real stories. Audio