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Yolande Ah Chong is Radio 531PI's breakfast host and broadcasts news and culture to Auckland's diverse Pacific community. Audio

Historian and broadcaster Gordon McLauchlan reflects on how radio has changed in his lifetime. Audio

Robert Kahn, general manager of Auckland's Radio Tarana, which caters to Auckland's Indian community. Audio

Bryan Crump wanders about the Sounds like Us exhibition at the gallery and chats with guests including Nights regular: philosopher Ann Kerwin, sociologist Audio

Matt Purcell, student at Whitecliffe School of Art Auckland, with Splitting the Atom, and EIT Hawkes Bay student Amelia Haliday, with Gumboot, and what it's like to see their freshly made models as… Audio

Spectrum's Jack Perkins discusses the history of controversy and censorship on New Zealand radio. Audio

There is concern over the future of Otago University's student station, Radio One. Audio

Spectrum's Jack Perkins recalls moments from the last century that have changed radio and also how radio has changed New Zealand. Tonight: 'Politics and Progress'. Audio

Spectrum's Jack Perkins recalls moments from the last century that have changed radio and also how radio has changed New Zealanders. Audio

We continue the commemoration of one hundred years of radio in New Zealand. Tonight Jack Perkins presents the radio retrospective on New Zealand's most popular pastime, sport. Audio

Jessica Maddock is located at Mount Pleasent. Audio

Chris Bourke looks at the radio dance bands that broadcast live to air during the 1940s and 1950s, covers the impact of radio, and considers the influence of broadcasters such as Arthur Pearce… Audio

In the first of a series looking at the history of radio in New Zealand, Jack Perkins discusses the fear and caution engendered by this new and powerful electronic medium, and also excitement during… Audio

Sam Wicks, who definitely didn't need one, visited an opera wig-maker. He also encouraged a top Kiwi rapper to give What's Going On some serious rhymes. Audio

Standards were so high this year that two designs have been picked by the raft of judges (including Bryan Crump and Sir Richard Taylor from WETA) to be made into models: Matt Purcell, student at… Audio

Radio Design Competition Winners. Audio

And joining us is Radio New Zealand's political editor Brent Edwards. Audio

With us to discuss this further is our Political Editor Brent Edwards. Audio

Bryan Crump teams up with ABC Darwin host Richard Margetson for a trans-Tasman Anzac Day broadcast. Audio

The paper trail from a deal to allow radio broadcasters to defer license fee payments shows it was rejected until the Prime Minister stepped in. The Communications Minister Steven Joyce had turned the… Audio

To celebrate one hundred years of radio in New Zealand, Radio New Zealand's communication manager John Barr announces the 2011 model radio design competition and accordingly, the upcoming exhibition… Audio

Opposition parties are questioning what they call a Government 'bail-out' of private radio broadcasters. Audio

Evidence in the ongoing trial of a man charged with shooting a south-Auckland police officer has highlighted shortcomings in the police radio system. Audio

Radio New Zealand's chief executive, Peter Cavanagh, is staying at a hotel in Port Douglas, north of Cairns. He joins us. Audio

The final episode in the documentary series on the history of radio broadcasting in New Zealand. Thanks to Jack Perkins for so generously making this series available this summer. Audio