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Andy Ewan from Sanson chooses My Generation by the Who. Audio

Peter Dobson chooses"I Wanna Go home"from The Skiffle Sessions, Live in Belfast, sung by the greats Van Morrison, Lonnie Donnegan, Chris Barber. Audio

Jeremy Anderson has chosen this song by Tom Waits and Crystal Gayle. Audio

James Brookman of Clevedon chooses 'Ball of Confusion' by The Temptations. Audio

The annual hunt for the country's best pie is on, and organisers say the cold weather and an equally chilly economic climate has prompted a surge in the number of entries. Audio

Gisborne resident Brenda Overend has chosen Joni Mitchell's 'Woodstock'. Audio

Hilary Sheaff from Whakatane chooses"Hope for a Generation"by Fat Freddy's Drop. Audio

Ash Garlick has chosen this song by The Firm. Audio

Rookie Tour de France competitor, Hayden Roulston, has equaled New Zealand's best individual performance at the world's most famous cycling race. Audio

"I Wanna Be Sedated"by The Ramones from the album Road to Ruin. Audio

Andrew Nichols from Christchurch has chosen Ringo Starr's"It Don't Come Easy"from the 1971 concert for Bangladesh. Audio

Colleen McColl in Wellington chooses Non, je ne regrette rien by Edith Piaf. Audio

Tristin Stevenson from Waikuku Beach in North Canterbury has chosen Spotlight by The Waifs. Audio

Penny Riddell from Dannevirke chooses 'Waitin' on a Sunny Day' by Bruce Springsteen. Audio

Keith Stuart from Taupo has chosen 'For Crying Out Loud', by Meat Loaf - from the Bat Out Of Hell album. Audio

Simon Fordham from Botany in Manukau has chosen, From The Beginning by Emerson, Lake and Palmer. Audio

Jude Sonneland from Ngaio Bay chooses 'Adagio for Strings' composed by Samuel Barber. Audio

Carla Martin from Christchurch chooses"I Just Can't Stop Loving You"by Michael Jackson. Audio

Geoff Tyson chooses 'My Love is Like a Red Red Rose' performed by Kenneth McKellar. Audio

The new study follows drivers from gaining their learner licence, until ten years after they're fully licenced. Audio

We have the best Michael Jackson song ever written today chosen by his former stylist Tommy Sims who lives in Motueka, near Nelson. Audio

Tony Wilder from Napier chooses"Southern Cross"by Crosby Stills and Nash. Audio

Vivienne Bashford chooses The Bell-bird Call. Audio

Richard Mackay chooses Flight of the Bumble Bee, by Rimsky Korsakov. This version is from the Columbia Symphony Orchestra, with Isaac Stern on violin. Audio

Rosalie Carey chooses the Prize Song from Wagner's 'The Mastersingers of Nuremberg'. Audio