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Bob Norman QSO, is a former civil engineer and author of To Get to the Other Side: a Personal Encounter with Some Bridges Around the World. Audio

Designer, social entrepreneur, former National Campaign Manager for the Green Party, and member of the Wellington International Ukulele Orchestra. Audio

Senior Translator for NZTC International, who specialises in the translation into English of legal, financial and business documents from over 25 western and eastern European languages. Audio

Delaney Davidson is a a New Zealand musician who has been touring the world constantly for the last ten years, and is playing gigs in New Zealand in support of his new album, Bad Luck Man. Audio

The New Zealand men's hockey team could make history tonight when it faces Spain in its Champions Trophy semi-final in Auckland. Audio

Retiring chief executive of the New Zealand Sypmhony Orchestra, who will conduct the NZSO in two free musical workshops on how to listen to a symphony. Audio

An autopsy of a New Zealand rugby player who died while on tour in Bali in September has found he was killed by methanol poisoning. Audio

Guitarist for 60s group The Human Instinct who now builds custom guitars and drag-racers. He has a land speed record from the Bonneville Salt Flats, and is planning another attempt in 2012. Audio

For the first time in 20 years, South Island fans will feel the love tonight from Elton John. He's played in New Zealand 19 times and the New Zealand production manager for this and four other of… Audio

Now to our coverage of electorate races and to Christchurch where the Christchurch East electorate has been a safe Labour seat for a number of years. Audio

Crowded House leader and his wife, who formed a new group, Pajama Club, as a fun musical project at their home earlier this year. Audio

President of the American Centre for Children and Media, Advisory Board Chair for the international children's television festival Prix Jeunesse, and guest speaker at the annual SPADA conference. Audio

In a rework of Molière's Tartuffe, Paris becomes Paratai Drive and the lead in this Auckland stage version, complete with swimming pool, is taken by Paolo Rotondo. Audio

New Zealand composer whose new opera, Hohepa, will receive its world premiere with the New Zealand Opera staging at the 2012 New Zealand International Arts Festival. Audio

New Zealand-born, London-based writer on music and culture; his new travelogue memoir is Sweet As: Journeys in a New Zealand Summer. Audio

Pharmacists are set to play a much bigger role in patient care following a pilot study released today. Audio

Liz Shaw from somewhere on the edge of Lake Taupo has chosen 'How do you keep the music playing?' performed by Frank Sinatra. Audio

Weta Workshop's Lead Conceptual Designer on the upcoming Steven Spielberg movie The Adventures of Tintin and author and art director of The Art of the Adventures of Tintin. Audio

Founder of record label Loop Recording Aot(ear)oa, which is celebrating its ten-year anniversary, and executive producer of the concert show Fly My Pretties Audio

New Zealand singer best known for her albums sung in Te Reo Maori, though her new recording, The Late Night Plays, features English renditions of some of her favorite songs. Audio

All Black Keiran Read has been named to start in Sunday's clash with Canada in Wellington, after missing the first three matches of the tournament through injury. Audio

A report out of the auditor general's office has sparked further discussion over who should be doing what to tackle water pollution. Audio

Simon O'Neill, Jonathan Lemalu, Madeleine Pierard, and Sarah Castle are performing in four cities with the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and guest choirs. Audio

The All Blacks get their first real test of the Rugby World Cup tomorrow night when what looks close to their top side plays France in Auckland. Audio

National vice-president of Free Beaches NZ, who tells her life story in her book, Defying Convention: the Truth About Tony and Me. Audio