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Author of four collections of poetry, the essay On Kissing, and Kate's Klassics, a selection of her discussions with Kim Hill on classic literature. Kate is the 2011 recipient of the Creative New… Audio

Richie McCaw's decision to stay in New Zealand and play rugby for the All Blacks and Canterbury has delighted people in his home town. Audio

Adventurer, scientist, environmentalist, film-maker. Audio

Dan Carter is staying and his home town is delighted. The All Black first five has turned down big money from clubs overseas to sign up again with the New Zealand Rugby Union for another four years. Audio

Performance poet, storyteller, paper engineer and author of pop-up books for children Audio

New Zealand's premier trombone quartet, featuring Tim Sutton, Douglas Cross, Matthew Allison, and David Bremner. Audio

In what is truly a case of 'the show must go on,' the Canterbury Repertory Society's production of Hamlet opened to a full house last night, in tribute to one of its stars who died in February's… Audio

One person, a middle aged man, is confirmed to have been killed by the tornado which swept through Auckland's North shore. Audio

Dr Karl Pillemer, a gerontologist at Cornell University, has done studies that show that while a mother might tell her children she doesn't have favorites, but she actually does. And that can have… Audio

Teacher in the English Programme at the School of Humanities, University of Canterbury, JD Stout Fellow 2010 at Victoria University of Wellington, and member of country band The Tenderizers. Audio

Irish jazz and folk singer and actress who has released her autobiography, 'Bloody Mary: My Life and Times' and is playing at the National Jazz Festival in Tauranga, a Quake Benefit Concert in… Audio

Tobias Moskowitz, a behavioural economist at the University of Chicago. Audio

James Cook Research Fellow at the New Zealand Institute for Advanced Study at the Albany Campus of Massey University, who has been made a Member of Germany's most prestigious academic institution, the… Audio

Malaysian born Hamiltonian Arun Subra-ma-iam won the award for his play, Hero. Audio

Vocalist for New Zealand electronic band Minuit, and author of new words and pictures collection, 'I Felt Like a Fight, Alright'. Audio

Playing Favourites with Will and Annie Crummer - The Rarotongan musician who played a major role in Auckland's 1960s music scene, and with his daughter Annie and other musicians has just recorded his… Audio

Creative nonfiction and fiction teacher, currently International Guest Writer at Victoria University of Wellington, and author of new novel Caribou Island. Audio

The All Blacks have announced this morning that they'll play an extra test match this year, to raise money for the rebuild of Christchurch. Audio

One of New Zealand's most important contemporary sculptors, whose installation, On first looking into Chapman's Homer, will be exhibited at the 54th Venice Biennale in the Palazzo Loredan… Audio

The National Rugby League's poster boy, Benji Marshall, has been cleared to play in the opening round of competition, despite a charge of assault hanging over his head. Audio

The rescue operation has ended, and teams are now concentrating on the recovery of bodies. Audio

British writer and actor who is collaborating with theatre group Massive Company on Havoc in the Garden at the Auckland Festival. Audio

Gloria Stanford, as she is now known, was one of many New Zealand war brides who fell in love with American servicemen during World War II. She married in 1944, and was supposed to follow her new… Audio

New Zealand electronic/folk/vocal musician, who performs and records as Bachelorette, and is now based in New York. Audio

I Won't Be Happy Until I Lose One Of My Limbs, is on at The Basement Theatre. Audio