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We've been asking you all week about the best gig you've ever been to. Audio

A British man is about to bid farewell to what was advertised as the 'best job in the world'. Audio

Peter Janssen has got more things for us to see and do around New Zealand while we're on our holidays. Audio

Peter Janssen, continues his guide around New Zealand - today he'll be telling us where to take the kids over the next few weeks. Audio

Peter Janssen is a one man walking encyclopedia of the sites and sounds of New Zealand. Audio

A countdown of the songs nominated most often during 2009. Audio

Ross Corbett of Napier chooses 'Fields of Gold' by Eva Cassidy. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Thursday 24 December. This week...looking back at the tsunami tradegy that hit Samoa 3 months ago, how New Zealand's biggest… Audio

Mary Ralph of Mangonui chooses 'Blackbird' by Crosby, Stills and Nash. Audio

Stephen Craw chooses Lonny Donegan's 'Rock Island Line'. Audio

Russell Ward from Auckalnd has chosen"The Hangman and the Papist"by the Strawbs. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 18 December. This week...the linguist who created the fictional language for the movie Avatar, new All Black Zac… Audio

For Beth Charles the best song ever is Hurt by Johnny Cash. Audio

For Cheryl Cavanagh of Masterton the best song ever written is Southern Cross by Crosby Stills and Nash. Audio

Phil Rich of Plimmerton has chosen 'Lili Marleen' by Marlene Dietrich. Audio

David Kettley of Nelson chooses 'Masters of War' by Bob Dylan. Audio

Phillip Bell (aka DJ Sir-Vere); editor of Rip It Up magazine chooses his picks of the decade. Audio

Alan Baldwin chooses 'Won't Give In' by The Finn Brothers. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 11 December. This week...Otago University's first ever Professor of Scottish Studies, Australian Idol winner Kiwi… Audio

John Worthington of Hamilton chooses 'Gimme Shelter' by The Rolling Stones. Audio

Dorothy Fitzpatrick of Whangarei chooses 'Cats in the Cradle' by Harry Chapin. Audio

Neville Wallace chooses 'Green Green Grass Of Home'as sung by Katherine Jenkins. Audio

Clint Deckard from central Hawkes Bay, has chosen 'Towers of Faith' by Roger Waters. Audio

David Buckle of Matheson Bay chooses 'The Devil's Gallop' by Charles Williams. Audio

Highlights from Radio New Zealand National's programmes for the week ending Friday 4 December. This week...a baby locks Mum in a cupboard for seven hours,"Sully"the hero plane captain who saved the… Audio