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Wellington reggae/funk band The Black Seeds often perform with a multitude of members on stage. For NZ Live six of the group were cramed into a Radio New Zealand studio to discuss their over a decade… Audio

One of the biggest musical events ever staged in New Zealand is to take place in Hagley Park, Christchurch. Thirty-four different acts are getting together to celebrate the community's efforts in… Audio

Blues rock trio Svelte get quiet and reflective on this smouldering tribute to Sydney's notorious precinct: Kings Cross. Performed live-to-air in the Radio New Zealand Auckland Studio, hosted by Music… Audio

The cost of living rose one-point-five per cent in the year to the end of September, the lowest annual rate of inflation in more than six years. Audio

Now well-versed in Te Reo Maori and English, the boy runs away from the school. He spends some time in a pakeha settlement then joins up with a wandering group of his own people. Audio

Overview from the Festival Director Nicholas McBryde, then Nick Cornish and; Trevor Coleman from jazz sextet subject2change talk about Dunedin musical life and perform a variation on a Stevie Wonder… Audio

Bella performs part of Bach's E major Violin Partita, then Simon and Bella talk about tomorrow night's Southern Sinfonia concert with Beethoven's Violin Concerto and Anthony Ritchie's Third Symphony. Audio

Dunedin composer, recently turned 50, about the premiere of his Symphony No 3 by the Southern Sinfonia tomorrow night. Joined by conductor Simon Over. Audio

Eva Radich interviews conductor Matthew Leese, director Jacqueline Coats and tenor Dan Carberg; then Matthew and Dan perform 'Ride la primavera' by Salamone Rossi. Audio

NZ expat Katherine Krohn (nee Leese), who'll be playing her brand of biting pop in the Festival Club. Performs live here with her brother Matthew Leese. Audio

Introduction to the Octagon, live performances from the Dhol Foundation, and an interview with frontman Johnny Kalsi. Audio

Over the course of their career, Stellar had seven Top 20 singles, three top 10 albums and became one of the most popular groups in New Zealand - with copious awards to show for it. Stellar have a… Audio

Our reporter Nick Butcher is out by the train wrecks. Audio

Our reporter Nick Butcher is out at one of the road blocks. Audio

The Sydney Morning Herald's Matt Wade is in Delhi and he joins us now. Audio

Only two EPs into their career; Artisan Guns have been nominated for a Silver Scroll Award and the Breakthrough Artist of The Year at the New Zealand Music Awards. Audio

Official papers show Cabinet went against Transport Ministry advice that lowering the adult blood alcohol level could save as up to 33 lives a year and the country almost $240 million. An official… Audio

A music session with father and son. Mara TK is a very talented Wellington based musician and member of Electric Wire Hustle. He and his Dad, blues legend Billy TK are about to start work on an album… Audio

Civil Defence authorities are gave a briefing to the media and we bring you that audio - courtesy of One News. Audio

Phil Austen and the Bayonets perform Monsters In My Head, Stuck In A Hole, and Set in Stone. Audio

We welcome back one of our adopted sons. He emigrated here 23 years ago and we have come to regard him as one of our own. He performs, as always, one man, one guitar and the famously evocative… Audio

John Fenton had a leg amputated and couldn't claim on his insurance. Audio

Written by Janelle Brown, published by Hutchinson. Reviewed by Michele A'Court. Audio

Victoria University's JD Stout Fellow, John Newton. Audio

The Thomas Oliver Band are in the midst of their biggest recording project yet - their first album. Audio