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Jack Chivers from New Plymouth has chosen 'The Pearl Fisher's Duet' by Georges Bizet. Audio

Helen Coop from rural Canterbury has chosen Wild Thing by the The Troggs. Audio

Breton Dukes from Whangarei has chosen 'Heart in a Cage' by The Strokes. Audio

Steve Wyn-Harris from Hawkes Bay nominates 'This Bitter Earth' by Dinah Washington. Audio

Tina from Napier has nominates 'My Only Friend' by Chris Knox. Audio

Damian Pullen from Whangarei chooses this Leonard Cohen Classic from 'I'm Your Man'. Audio

Judith Pellow from Onewhero has chosen 'Bless This House' sung by Josef Locke Audio

Lawrence McIntyre from Wainui Bay has chosen 'Sail Away' by David Gray. Audio

Joan Fairhall of Mairangi chooses I'm Going Slightly Mad by Queen. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 29 April. This week.......plans for Radio New Zealand's future from the new Chairman of the Board, we explore war… Audio

Renée Habluetzel chooses 'Penny Lane' by The Beatles. Audio

Alistair Dickson from Masterton nominates Nirvana's version of the David Bowie song 'The Man Who Sold The World'. Audio

Christine Toms of Dobson chooses 'Fields of Gold' by Eva Cassidy. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 22 April. This week.......the media pushing boundaries in court cases, our new laws around digital file sharing, the… Audio

Paul Davidson of Marlborough chooses 'Ragged Bloody Heroes' by Medicine Wheel. Audio

Susy Pointon chooses this Trinity Roots song. Audio

The Blue Beat by Dinah Lee as chosen by Jessica Venning-Bryan of Wellington. Audio

John Quigley from Auckland has chosen 'Alison' by Elvis Costello. Audio

Musician Midge Marsden chooses 'God Only Knows' by The Beach Boys. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 15 April. This week.......digging up new history at Gallipoli, winning Lotto (if you're lucky) - but what happens to… Audio

Katrina Gardiner from Christchurch nominates 'It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)' by REM. Audio

Tim Finlay from outside Whangerei nominates Boston's"More than a feeling"as the best song ever written. Audio

Max Pollard from Hamilton nominates"He aint heavy, he's my brother"by The Hollies. Audio

Brent Costley from Palmerston North has chosen 'Downtown' sung by Petula Clark. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 8 April. This week.......young people and bullying - will naming and shaming impact them in future, the world's water… Audio