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Our tennis correspondent at the Australian Open Dave Luddy Audio

Sue Ingram talks to those affected by dementia - of which Alzheimer's Disease is the most common type. Audio

Dirty low-down sci-fi psycho-surf-rock'n'roll-a-billy quintet The Drab Doo-Riffs play hard and fast songs from their EPs: Bury Me In Drab and Postcard from Uranus at the sold-out Kings Arms in… Audio

Relentless road warriors Die! Die! Die! started out seven years ago in Dunedin and the trio's chiming noise-pop quickly led to a reputation as one of the most boisterous live bands in the land. Radio… Audio

Live set from Auckland blues trio comprised of Caoimhe Macfehin (The Drab Doo-Riffs) on vocals , Kristal G on guitar, and Karl Steven (Supergroove, The Drab Doo-Riffs) on blues harp.

To end the show we have musician Ben King live in the studio.

Nellie Tuck reports on happenings in Nelson. Audio

The Afternoons 2010 Christmas Special featured music from The Nukes, Barry Saunders and Nick Brown, The Eastern, and Will Martin. Audio

A 67 year old Australian, Nick Le Souef, spent three-weeks in a sit-in with hundreds of spiders including venomous redbacks, tarantulas and black house spiders. Audio

In South Korea - people on five islands have been told to take cover in bomb shelters, as North Korea warns it will retaliate against live-fire military drills which are due to begin shortly - as soon… Audio

The unveiling of Grinderman (a subset of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds doing dirty rock with hints of the Birthday Party) filled the band members with a nervous excitement they'd not felt for some time… Audio

One of our best known exponents of the harp. Cathie Harrop, and her eclectic ensemble. Audio

Dukes were formed as a result of a name change back in 2003. Prior to that Cantabrians would have known them as Deluxboy, but a love for things retro and a desire for a more catchy moniker saw… Audio

West Coasters from all over New Zealand are heading home in their hundreds, to support friends and families grieving for the 29 men lost in the Pike River Coal mine disaster. Audio

Our reporter Rowan Quinn is at the Omoto Racecourse where tomorrow's memorial service will be held. Audio

Dunedin musician Matt Langley performs ahead of a nationwide tour, on the back of his debut album. Audio

The history of the live gigs in New Zealand has been documented in a new book by longtime music fan Josh Easby and veteran photographer Bruce Jarvis. Audio

A spritely round of tennis isn't normally an activity of choice for somebody in their 80's, but scientists say such exploits may soon be possible, as they continue to unlock the true potential of… Audio

Monique Rhodes, Peter Urlich and Massad Barakat Devine all appear on the 'So This Is Christmas' album. It features some of the biggest names in New Zealand music over the last three decades. Audio

Monique Rhodes, Peter Urlich and Massad Barakat Devine all appear on the 'So This Is Christmas' album. It features some of the biggest names in New Zealand music over the last three decades. Audio

Monique Rhodes, Peter Urlich and Massad Barakat Devine all appear on the 'So This Is Christmas' album. It features some of the biggest names in New Zealand music over the last three decades. Audio

After 37 years the band described as New Zealand's premiere exponents of acid rock have reformed for two shows. During a residency at Christchurch venue Aubreys the Auckland band developed a sound… Audio

The electricity company, Powerco, says lives are being put at risk by thieves targeting copper wire. Audio

For the last 8 years Greg Johnson has been part of a growing contingent of Kiwi Actors, Artists and Musicians who have migrated to Los Angles. He now makes Santa Monica his home but makes regular… Audio