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This British Booker Prize short-listed writer is acclaimed for redefining historical fiction. Sarah speaks with Bryan about Tipping the Velvet and her impending appearance at the New Zealand… Audio

Artistic Director of the Sydney Theatre Company. A doyenne of Australian theatre who has been awarded the Order Of Australia. Audio

Dan Bauer is head of the Cryogenic Dark Matter Search (CDMS) who have detected a substance which is possibly dark matter. Audio

Oscar the cat can predict when people are close to death. Audio

Roots Music, Tales from the road, through American Music and Gypsy Musicians. Author of more miles than money - journeys through American music. Audio

British author - from broadcaster to thriller writer, now her last three novels set in the Renaissance in Italy. Audio

Jackie Collins is one of the world's top-selling novelists. The British-born author says her glittering tales of sex, Hollywood power politics and crime are actually tamer than reality and many of her… Audio

Wendy Cook, first wife of British comedian Peter Cook; now an expert in bio-dynamics. Audio

The American author of critically acclaimed, best-selling novels including the World According to Garp, A Prayer for Owen Meany and The Cider House Rules for which he won an Academy Award for Best… Audio

Businessman and philanthropist, Sir Eion's also Senior New Zealander of the year. Audio

Infratil CEO Lloyd Morrison is back in the country after receiving experimental treatment in Seattle for his leukaemia, he talks about his ongoing battle with the disease and the challenges facing the… Audio

Telecom Chief Executive Paul Reynolds on what's been a troublesome start to the year for our biggest publicly - listed company. Audio

Chris Prowse's show Trouble on the Waterfront: Is being performed as part of the Wellington Fringe Festival this week. Audio

Ngati Rarua, Te Mahurehure. Paul is former Chief Executive of Federation of Maori Authorities (a collection of Maori incorporations, trusts and boards). He also chairs Nelson's Wakatu Incorporation… Audio

The journalist that uncovered serious flaws in a study which linked the Measles, Mumps and Rubella vaccine with autism. Audio

Richard Nunns is a Pakeha who has spent some 30 years researching Taonga Puoro. He's received numerous awards and honours including in 2009 being made an Arts Foundation Laureate, QSM and being… Audio

Life after Rugby. Audio

Former Prime Minister and Director General of the World Trade Organisation, Mike Moore, is now bound for Washington DC as New Zealand's new ambassador. Audio

Renowned water scientist, Emeritus Professor Tim Brown. Audio

Sara Henderson is a former investment banker and the founder of aid group Building Bridges to the Future Foundation, which focuses on helping people in Aceh. Audio

Son of singer John Grennell - Oakley Grenell has set up his own music festival and record label. Audio

Rob Suisted is an outdoor photographer and wildlife advocate. He's released a new photographic book 'Majestic New Zealand'. Audio

Founder of the 180 Degrees Trust. The trust takes 12 - 17 year olds who've dropped out of school, many of whom have alcohol or drug addictions, and intensively mentors and supports them, hopefully… Audio

Tony Oliver is a former aid worker who worked extensively in Sri Lanka, including during the end of the war which wiped out the Tamil Tigers and led to hundreds of thousands of Tamils being forced to… Audio

Irish playwright whose latest piece"the Walworth Farce"is being performed at the New Zealand Festival of the Arts. Audio