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Missy Higgins was the biggest selling Australian artist of the year in 2008, and her second album 'On A Clear Night' went triple platinum. It won her two prestigious Australian Music Industry awards… Audio

Performing from our Wellington studio, Celtic Divas are soon to make a short tour through New Zealand. Jerry Paul and Nicola Joyce were last here three years ago as part of the band Grada - Celtic… Audio

Police Association President, Greg O'Connor. Audio

A band that has become a firm favourite on Auckland's blues scene, but the quality of their playing also makes them in demand way outside the big smoke. Audio

Lionel Wilson from Timaru has chosen 'The Living Years' by Mike and the Mechanics. Audio

Basketball fans are taking their seats at the sold out Vector Arena in Auckland as the Breakers prepare to take on the Perth Wildcats in a winner takes all ANBL grant final. Audio

The songs are: Amputee Song; Fifteen; Photographs of Naked Ladies. Recorded Friday 12th September 1980. Audio

Toy Love Live 1980 reviewed in The Sampler by Troy Ferguson. Audio

Tiny Ruins play live for Radio New Zealand on the Afternoons with Jim Mora. Audio

The Labour Party leader, David Shearer, wants to introduce a living wage to help raise people's incomes. Audio

Labour's paid parental leave bill may live to fight another day - despite the National Party signalling it would veto to strike down the legislation at the bill's final debate. Audio

A band that first struck a chord with us thirty years ago, and have been doing so ever since. Audio

Recorded and produced by Andre Upston for Radio New Zealand National at the Auckland Town Hall on 3 March 2011, during the Auckland Arts Festival. The lyrics are by Witi Ihimaera, set to music and… Audio

Recorded and produced by Andre Upston for Radio New Zealand National at the Auckland Town Hall on 3 March 2011, during the Auckland Arts Festival. The lyrics are by Witi Ihimaera, set to music and… Audio

Kate Jensen from Alexandra has chosen 'Lively Up Yourself' by Bob Marley. Audio

The New Zealand-based tycoon accused of global internet piracy has been granted up to $60,000 a month to live on while on bail. Audio

Historian and biographer whose new book, Titanic Lives: Migrants and Millionaires, Conmen and Crew, is published to coincide with the centenary of the ship's sinking. Audio

Cosmo Kentish-Barnes heads into Canterbury's iconic high country in search of a horse trek run by the Christchurch based 180 Degrees Trust, that operates development programmes for teenagers who have… Audio

It had been almost 5 years since Victoria Girling-Butcher appeared on Afternoons with Jim Mora. Back in 2007 she appeared as one third of the Auckland based indie band Lucid 3. A lot has happened… Audio