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A new catamaran has been officially commissioned for the Maritime Police in Wellington. Audio

How Christchurch museums, galleries and libraries which store many of NZ's treasures have fared after the earthquake. Audio

There's just one certainty at the upcoming Qantas Film Awards - sound designer Tim Prebble, who features in all three sound nominations for his work on Boy, Under the Mountain and Home by Christmas… Audio

Wading through the DVD swamp, the renaissance of 3D movies, Creature From the Black Lagoon and Up. Audio

On this week's arts report Julie Hill visits the Auckland writing centre - the Creative Hub. Audio

The Walters Prize finalists and artists with alter egos. Audio

This week Lynn Freeman talks with the very creative family of the late painter, printmaker and muralist, John Drawbridge, who died in 2005. Audio

Eskil Ronningsbakken is a balancing artist. The Norwegian native travels the world performing extreme balancing acts. Audio

An exhibition of art by prisoners in Auckland has raised fourteen thousand dollars. Half of that has been donated to the prisoners' charity of choice Victim Support which helps victims of crime. 115… Audio

We hear from Lyric Soprano Madelaine Pierard who is heading overseas. Audio

Discussing the point where art meets science - astrophotography. Audio

I could have Sworn I: New Zealand Artists Abroad has just opened at the Daire Sanat Gallery in Istanbul. Audio

Sonia Yee takes a look at whether The Arts Centre of Christchurch has its finger on the pulse. Audio

Thye James Wallace Trust Collection owns several works by painter Dick Frizzell. Audio

Mackelvie Curator of International Art at the Auckland Art Gallery - Toi o Tamaki discussing selected works from the gallery's exhibition, Local Revolutionaries: Art and Change 1965-1986. Audio

Robbie Ellis takes a tour of the new gallery and arts centre at the Pah Homestead in Auckland's Monte Cecilia Park. Audio

Christchurch artist Bridgit Anderson asked a local funeral home to let her shadow them for a year, documenting the care they provide for the deceased and their families. Justin Gregory got Bridgit… Audio

Spinning old school Kiwi music, this week, Maori Showbands. Audio

The New Zealand premiere of a play Dog Sees God where the famous Peanuts comic strip cartoon characters have finally grown up and are portrayed as angsty teens. Audio

The race is on: New Zealand Art Competitions. Audio

New Zealand's largest fine art auction house says the market for art is the strongest it's been in a decade. Audio

Wellington-based street artist who has spent time in Israel, the Caribbean and the Marshall Islands. Audio

Megan Dowie, Neuroscientist at Auckland University's centre for brain research; and Erin Forsyth, artist and curator and founder of The Busy Nice art management company, who devised the Do You Mind… Audio

A $9.5-million Lottery Fund has been made available for a nationwide Arts Festival during the course of the 2011 Rugby World Cup. Lynn speaks with The Festival's director Briony Ellis, Christchurch's… Audio

Lynn Freeman brings together a panel of opinionated people to discuss Creative New Zealand's shake up to the way it allocates the bulk of its funding. Audio