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Writer, poet, songwriter, and member of The Trains, with a new retrospective collection featuring his music from 1993-2003. Audio

A play that reunites the tempestuous literary neighbours Katherine Mansfield and John Middleton Murry, and D H Lawrence and his feisty wife Freida. Audio

A recap on the story of the day - the use and abuse of ministerial credit cards when Labour MPs were Ministers. Audio

The All Whites have lost 2-nill to Chile in their final warm up game before the football World Cup. Audio

Musician in South Island group The Renderers and painter since the mid-1990s, returned from time in Berlin and Beijing for a new exhibition, Inland Sea. Audio

Former teacher, principal and mayor, who has written more than 35 books for young people and a memoir, Telling Tales: a Life in Writing. Audio

Former music editor at Australian Rolling Stone magazine and author of a number of biographies including new book Together Alone: The Story of the Finn Brothers. Audio

The Government's admitting its tax cuts won't cover the rising cost of living. Audio

Lynn speaks to writer and director Andy Saker, whos first play, Pear Shaped, premieres Wednesday at the Pumphouse Theatre Company in Auckland. Audio

Pop singer, TV programme creator (The Fast Show), and author of adult thrillers, the Young Bond series and new youth vs zombies series, The Enemy. Audio

Jazz chanteuse, dancer, actress, musical theatre performer, caberet entertainer whose latest role is Marcellina in the Nz opera production of The Marriage of Figaro by Mozart. Audio

The police say the new DNA technology that helped them solve the cold-case murder of a young Auckland woman is going to play a greater role in keeping other killers off the street. Audio

Singer-songwriter who teaches popular music at the University of Auckland and is taking her new Scrapyard Cabaret show to the ERUPT Festival in Taupo. Audio

Documentary Filmmaker whose musical subjects have included Chuck Berry, Roy Orbison, Joni Mitchell, The Beach Boys, The Everly Brothers and The Beatles. Audio

Founder of the rock 'n' roll jewellery business, The Great Frog, in Carnaby Street in the early 1970s. Audio

Wellington's famous wind whistled through the Basin Reserve cricket test yesterday and created a bit of a storm. Geoff speaks with the head groundsman about the incident and today's prospects for… Audio

Chris drummed for the Fourmyula in the 60s and went on to help launch the careers of the Jam, the Cure and other bands. Here he discusses his life in music and chooses some of his favorite songs… Audio

One of the most tragic, yet legendary, moments in New Zealand cricket has now been immortalised in a play. 'The Second Test' remembers the day fast bowler Bob Blair went out to bat in a test match… Audio

The Rodney District Council wants to take a bill to Parliament to extricate itself from Auckland's super city. Audio

New Zealand musical performer, recording artist, film composer and producer, who is appearing at the New Zealand International Arts and WOMAD. Audio

In Chile the government has admitted it made a fatal mistake in initially playing down the risk of a tsunami from Saturday's massive quake, as reports now emerge of giant waves drowning people in… Audio

A chat to German drama teacher and director, Harry Fuhrmann, who's working with young New Zealand actors on a project that will give audiences a glimpse into Jewish life in Germany during WWII. Audio

New York-based NZ musician bringing the film/live music performance, 13 Most Beautiful: Songs for Andy Warhol's Screen Tests, to the New Zealand International Arts Festival. Audio

Playwright, short story writer, poet, children's writer, actor and director, his production of He Reo Aroha will play at the 2010 New Zealand International Arts Festival. Audio