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Two volcanic ash plumes are now leaving New Zealand airspace, but the CAA is warning that it could be a brief reprieve. Audio

Harmony Lane include former members of The Fourmyula. Audio

The Northern Territory will be particulalry hard hit by this week's suspension of all live cattle exports to Indonesia. Audio

Our reporter Craig Ashworth is at the bakers headquarters at Manaia, close to Hawera. Audio

Auckland four-piece The DeSotos join Jim Mora to perform a session of their rock infused country blues. Audio

In 2010 Maisey Rika was nominated for four Waiata Maori Music Awards, and won all four. She was also a nominee for the prestigious APRA Maioha Award for the song 'Repeat Offender' in 2009. Audio

The Automobile Association says lives could be lost if the Queenstown Lakes District Council goes ahead with plans to cut back on its winter road gritting programme. Audio

David Kilgour of The Clean performs a session off the back of his latest album with The Heavy Eights - 'Left by Soft'. Audio

The Living in Peace Project aims to use sustainable, carbon-neutral, co-operative business to support creative endeavour. The local backpackers, Rongo ('peace', in te Reo), is the heart and creative… Audio

Her debut album reached Number 1 in the UK classical charts and number 8 on the pop charts when she was just 16. It went on to sell more than two million copies making her a household name throughout… Audio

Our reporter Rowan Quinn is at placemakers building in Albany. Audio

The worst storm in living memory in Central Hawke's Bay has caused millions of dollars of damage to roads, farms and coastal communities. Audio

Chris Farrelly heads the Northland based Primary Health Organisation, Manaia Health. Audio

The estimated one million New Zealanders living overseas are being urged to take part in a global census of New Zealanders abroad. Audio

Finger-picking folk balladeers Chris Preistley and Mike Hardiing are after many years playing the same festivals and venues teaming up for a tour. Audio

Pacifika group Pacific Curls on NZ Live. Impressing audiences worldwide with their blend of Celtic, Maori, Pacific and other influences. Fiddle player, Sarah Beattie, virtuoso ukulele player Kim… Audio

Barnaby Weir first came to public attention back in 1998 as the front man for eight-piece Wellington-based ensemble The Black Seeds. But it wasn't long before his name became associated with other… Audio

The International Committee of the Red Cross fears many civilian lives will be lost as international forces continue to bombard Libya. There's been a second night of targetted air strikes on what the… Audio

The late virtuoso guitarist Bob Brozman made his career travelling and collaborating with musicians all around the globe. He stoped in with a few of his hundreds of guitars to strum and chat with… Audio

Nga Tae is a collaboration between electronic musician Paddy Free of Pitch Black, and taonga puoro experts Richard Nunns, Horomona Horo, and singer Waimihi Hotere. They join Music 101 host Kirsten… Audio

The Daily Telegraph's correspondent in Japan, Julian Ryall, joins us now from Yokohama. Audio

Francis Marcus, the spokesman for the International Federation of the Red Cross, talks about having to deal with the desperate situation in Sendai. Audio

At the age of 12, Elizabeth Marvelly began taking weekly singing lessons in Auckland, a three hour drive from her home in Rotorua. When she was 16 she toured nationally with Sir Howard Morrison and… Audio