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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

Darcy Nicholas is a respected painter, sculptor, writer, and curator who has exhibited internationally. His current exhibition, Land of My Ancestors, is at the Expressions Art and Entertainment Centre… Audio

The Scotland rugby team is often tagged as one of the weaker European sides when it comes to the World Cup. Audio

Johnny Moore is the owner of the Goodbye Blue Monday bar in Christchurch, which has been closed since the 22 February earthquake. He talks to Kim about the turbulent times since then and his career in… Audio

One time member of New Zealand bands Naked Spots Dance and The Newmatics, who has a new documentary out, Rumble & Bang, about the 1960s garage rock group, Chants R&B. Audio

Los Angeles-based English writer who has written extensively about music, particularly on the topics of dance music and drugs. His latest book is Retromania: Pop Culture's Addiction to its Own Past. Audio

Director of Tangible Media Ltd, co-founder of Idealog, director of AUT Media, and a member of the advisory board of the Science Media Centre. Audio

The Crusaders rugby side won't be able to play at its home ground in 2012 after an engineers' report declaring it is in need of major repairs. Audio

Brewer Stu McKinlay and beer hunter Sam Possenniski, who won the Morton Coutts Trophy for Innovation this week at the 2011 Brewers Guild of New Zealand Awards. Audio

After five years of at times bitter wrangling, the first match has been played at Dunedin's new multi-sports stadium. Audio

Born in Rarotonga, Dr (later Sir) Tom Davis spent many school and university years in New Zealand, and he earned international distinction as a research physiologist before returning to the Cook… Audio

Ethnomusicologist and film maker whose new documentary, Stori Tumbuna: Ancestors' Tales, is about the Lak people in the rainforest of Papua New Guinea. Audio

The All Blacks play Fiji tonight, co-incidentally on the thirtieth anniversary of the opening of the divisive rugby tour by South Africa's Springboks. Audio

Former partner with law firm Gibson Sheat, who has been involved in the New Zealand arts community for more than 60 years, particularly with Downstage Theatre, the QEII Arts Council, the New Zealand… Audio

Author, poet, playwright, short story writer and essayist who is also the singer, guitarist and songwriter for The Close Readers. Audio