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Winston West chooses 'Unforgettable' by Nat King Cole. Audio

Neil Turner chooses 'You Don't Have To Cry' by Crosby, Stills, Nash but not Young. Audio

Rob Tuwhare chooses Neil Young's 'Alabama'. Audio

In My Place performed by Coldplay and chosen by Mike Ponting. Audio

For Roman Travers the best song ever written is 'Step into my world' by English band 'Hurricane #1'. Audio

Barbara Menzies from Auckland chooses Ella's Song by Sweet Honey and The Rock. Audio

And for Mark Hossteede of Lower Hutt (when he remembers), it's Still Crazy After All These Years by Paul Simon. Audio

Gary Sweetman thinks the best song ever written is 'Baker Street' by Gerry Rafferty. Audio

For Chris Angus-McKay of Auckland it is Let it Grow by Eric Clapton. Audio

Lynn Freeman with a last look at the gems of 2008. Audio

For Phil Gifford the best song ever written is"And It Stoned me"by Van Morrison. Audio

Carole Beu gives us her top 5. Audio

Steve Olley from the Hawke's Bay with todays selection. Audio

Andre Mendes da Costa from the Wairarapa has chosen 'Bengawan Solo' played by the Singapore Symphony Orchestra. Audio

Lynn Freeman with more highlights from 2008 Audio

Orbell revisits some of her favourite stories of 2008. Audio

Lynn Freeman with more of her picks from 2008. Audio

When it comes to beaches, New Zealanders are spoilt for choice Audio

Simon Morris presents his picks of the year: English film-maker Mike Leigh about his award-nominated film Happy Go Lucky, Sarah Gavron about the movie Brick Lane, Cult figure, actor/stunt man Doug… Audio

Our most requested songs of 2008 (music removed for copyright reasons). Audio

Simon Morris of Matinee Idle (starts Boxing Day) and At the Movies chooses 'Gimme Some Lovin'' by the Spencer Davis Group. Audio

Tommy Honey, David Slack, Radar and Pinky Agnew join Kathryn for a look back at 2008. Audio

Tommy Honey, David Slack, Radar and Pinky Agnew join Kathryn for a look back at 2008. Audio

Tommy Honey, David Slack, Radar and Pinky Agnew join Kathryn for a look back at 2008. Audio

Tommy Honey, David Slack, Radar and Pinky Agnew join Kathryn for a look back at 2008. Audio