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Christchurch has no world cup games due to quake damage but is trying to make up for that lack of action with a temporary stadium in Hagley Park. Audio

With our reporters Todd Niall and Georgina Ball. Audio

Auckland's Mayor Len Brown joins us. Audio

Rugby fans have gathered in central Auckland to greet the Australian Team at their official welcome ceremony at Aotea Square. Audio

"Gurbing" or Green Urban Living. How to work with nature to create a sustainable and productive garden without being a slave to the spade every weekend, even in an urban setting where space is… Audio

The Coastguard says there's no evidence to prove tougher rules will reduce recreational boating accidents and deaths. Audio

Although Split Enz came to an end in 1983, the musical driving force behind the band is still one of the hardest working musicians in Aotearoa, and his creative star still shines brightly. NZ Live… Audio

Steve McDonald is one of New Zealand's finest expomemts of Celtic music and has sold more than 3 million albums in the United States. Audio

Seth is a talented young singer, songwriter from Whanganui. At least that's where he started out. More recently he's been living in Sydney, before returning home to complete work on his debut, self… Audio

Big band legend Rodger Fox on NZ Live with his Wellington Jazz Orchestra. Audio

Ten thousand extra police have been deployed on the streets of London as the city braces itself for more looting and rioting after three days of violence. Audio

In this interview with Ian Johnstone recorded in 1994, Albert Henry's presence and influence are recalled by Resident Agent JH Webb. He also describes how Cook Islanders chose their governing system.

Born in Rarotonga, Dr (later Sir) Tom Davis spent many school and university years in New Zealand, and he earned international distinction as a research physiologist before returning to the Cook… Audio

Born in American Samoa in 1924, Tofilau Eti Alesana was Samoa's prime minister for several months in 1982 and from April 1988 to November 1998, when he also held the Foreign Affairs portfolio. Ian… Audio

A jazz trio from the capital featuring long time friends and collaborators. They first played together at Wellington's Beefeaters Arms in the 70's. They've made four albums together, the latest is… Audio

Maori Party MP Te Ururoa Flavell says it's time to take a very hard stand on youth suicide, including considering banning tangi for victims and burying them at the entrance of cemeteries so their… Audio

Musical Island Boys are an award winning ensemble just back in New Zealand from successfully competing in a big international competition in Kansas City, Missouri, where they won second prize. Audio

Sonia Sly looks at the journey of the soul and the possibility of past lives. Audio

Kids of 88 recorded live at The Powerstation 16th October 2010 by Radio New Zealand National. The songs are: Downtown, Cotton Mouth, Just A Little Bit, Ribbons Of Light, SQRL, Everybody Knows. Audio

Donna Dean is the winner of Best Country Album and Best Country Song at the 2011 New Zealand Country Music Awards. Audio

Australia has lifted the temporary ban on live cattle shipments to Indonesia imposed after revelations of widespread cruelty at that country's abbattoirs. Audio

Alan Galbraith was born in England but grew up in Richmond near Nelson. He's been on our landscape and our radar for almost half a century and has recently released the album 'SilverFox'. Audio

The Icon Awards are limited to a living circle of 20 stellar New Zealand artists and are the highest honour. Audio