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Tradesmen and volunteer rescuers have told an inquest how Urban Search and Rescue crew appeared lost and indecisive in the crucial moments after the CTV building collapsed, killing scores of people. Audio

New Zealand Live with folk singer Matthew Pickering. Audio

The first album from Greg Flemming and The Trains was released in 1994, and although album releases are few and far between, each is greated by critical acclaim by music critcics, and by a steadily… Audio

Sam Muirhead is an expat Kiwi based in Berlin, living a year of open source. It's getting challenging as Sam hunts for an open source video camera and soap to keep his clothes clean and smelling… Audio

The Auckland based twosome Tattletale Saints. Almost two years on from their last performance on NZ Live, they are back with a new look and some exciting news. Audio

So what did American's here think about the debate. Audio

Internet addiction may become soon become a recognised mental illness after being included in an international psychiatric manual. Audio

Many Samoan migrants working have brought their family members over to live in the small town of Benneydale, and are reportedly living in freezing, uninsulated, unheated houses and suffering from… Audio

His past achievments include Guitar and songwritting duties with Blerta, Spats and The Crocodiles - He co-wrote the smash hit Tears which was probably the song that launched the career of Jenny… Audio

Evermore are a band of brothers who burst onto the scene ten years ago as teenagers. Originally from Fielding but now calling Melbourne home, they're on to their fourth studio album. Audio

Founders of Pacific reggae, the Herbs have often been the dignified but staunch voice of South Pacific protest. Over the last three decades they have released eight albums and have had nine Top 20… Audio

Ready or not for an earthquake, many former Christchurch residents have left canterbury for what they describe as more stable pastures. Audio

Diana Crossan, outgoing Retirement Commissioner on universal superannuation; and Jessica O'Sullivan, a population health strategist who did her Masters degree thesis on the budgetary requirements for… Audio

A new campaign backed by churches, unions and other community organisations is urging employers to start paying their workers a living wage. Audio

Annie Newman is the Service and Food Workers Union National Living Wage co-ordinator. Audio

A young woman who dramatically debuted with us four years ago. 2008 was a big year for her - she recorded with the band Sola Rosa, released an EP of her own, and was nominated for that year's Silver… Audio

CBS News is reporting that the Taliban have claimed responsibility for the attack. Audio

Tommy Emmanuel has been voted best acoustic guitarist in the wolrd, more than once, in Guitar Player magazine. Audio

Charlotte Descamps lives in Belgium where the devastating battle of Passchendaele was fought in October, 1917. In just two hours of fighting,more than 2,800 New Zealand soldiers were killed or wounded… Audio

New Zealand's most notorious sexual predator will be released to live near Whanganui. Audio

A Christchurch man, whose house was damaged in the earthquakes, has challenged his insurer's CEO to live in it if she truly believes it's repairable. Audio

A Wellington band making their second appearance, but a lot of water has passed under the bridge since their last visit to the New Zealand Live studio five years ago. Audio

Sam Muirhead is going a year without using any product that has any intellectual propery associated with it. Eating, wearing clothes and using technology will be among his many challenges. Audio