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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

Auckland's latest outdoor art project. The works range from a life size tunnel to guerrilla poetry. Audio

One of Australia's most successful counter-tenors, who takes the title role in the NBR New Zealand Opera season of Handel's Xerxes. Audio

Danny is an actor, writer and director for television, film and the stage, most recently with new comedy, The Motor Camp, the cast of which includes his daughter, Florence. Audio

The Maori Party co-leaders are downplaying a rift within the party sparked by an internal complaint against its outspoken MP, Hone Harawira. Audio

Correspondence between the Government and film maker Sir Peter Jackson has confirmed union claims, at the time, that their call for a worldwide actors' boycott of The Hobbit had no bearing on where… Audio

Professor of Physical Sciences at Victoria University, founder of Magritek, and shortlisted for 2011 New Zealander of the Year. Audio

Playwright, producer and documentary director, recently returned from a Fulbright-Creative New Zealand Pacific Writer's Residency in Hawaii. Audio

Doctor at Te Omanga Hospice and organiser of Ain't No Mountain High Enough: A Wellington Hospices Concert, taking place at the Opera House in Wellington on 28 November.

Doctor at Te Omanga Hospice and organiser of Ain't No Mountain High Enough: A Wellington Hospices Concert, taking place at the Opera House in Wellington on 28 November. Audio

Musician, author, animator, artist, and designer, who is currently preparing the debut album for The Living Hamsters and has just been inducted into the Massey Design Wall of Fame. Audio

Banquet Hall, Beehive, Parliament Buildings on Tuesday 21st September 2010. Parliamentary host: Hon Christopher Finlayson MP. Master of Ceremonies: Mike Chunn of Play It Strange. Audio

Banquet Hall, Beehive, Parliament Buildings on Tuesday 21st September 2010. Parliamentary host: Hon Christopher Finlayson MP. Master of Ceremonies: Mike Chunn of Play It Strange. Audio

Success beyond their wildest dreams - standing ovations and audiences going crazy. Audio

Retired host of television consumer affairs programme Fair Go, and author of the memoir The Life and Times of a Brown Paper Bag. Audio

Canterbury and Waikato square off in the final of the national provincial rugby competition in Christchurch tonight. Audio

Photojournalist and author of the new book, New Zealanders in Focus: the Documentary Photography of Peter James Quinn. Audio