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The Phoenix will make New Zealand football history on Sunday night when the team hosts Perth Glory in its first A-League play-off in Wellington. Audio

A family feud has erupted in Japan with the Prime Minister and his younger brother - an opposition politician - in a public row over money. Audio

Musician, producer, broadcaster and music writer discusses his latest book 100 Essential New Zealand Albums. Audio

Wellington's Phoenix football team has made it into the play-offs for Australia's A-league, a first for a New Zealand side. Audio

Lynn chats to two of the creatives behind the play 360, which is what you'll be doing in your swivel chair to see all the action in this New Zealand International Arts Festival show. Audio

Scottish singer Eddi Reader was a member of Fairground Attraction, and has recorded many solo albums; she will perform at this year's WOMAD festival in Taranaki. Audio

Fonterra is playing down the less than stellar response to its new share offer, saying it never expected all farmer shareholders to take it up. Audio

New Zealand Cricket has taken the unusual step of asking teams taking part in the Under 19 World Cup to hand in their passports for the duration of the tournament. Audio

Musician, writer and artist Chris Knox suffered a stroke in 2009. In this interview from 2006, he plays some favourite music. Audio

Two Wellington amateur golfers are making a true year of it. Jamie Patton and Michael Goldstein are planning on playing 365 games of golf over the next 365 days, at courses around the world. Audio

Youth ukulele players. Audio

Welsh actor who co-produces and stars in the online episodic drama series Svengali, about the manager of a band trying to break into the big time. Audio

Musician frontman for The Black Seeds and Fly My Pretties, and his storyteller father, collaborating for the third FMP event. Audio

Labour is asking Finance Minister Bill English not to play Scrooge and to loosen the budget purse strings following a better than expected economic forecast. Audio

A Christmas play for foster children that included sexually suggestive material and expletives has shocked many caregivers. Audio

A theatre outing aimed at bringing Christmas cheer brings an early education into swearing and adult sexuality. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, has changed his mind and will fly to Copenhagen to take part in the United Nations Climate Change conference. Audio

Joint winner of the APRA Silver Scroll, who recently released his second solo album, signed international recording deals, relaunched the APOLLO-13: Mission Control show, and is about to embark on an… Audio

It's being reported Australia has told 78 asylum seekers on a ship moored off Indonesia if they come ashore their resettlement in Australia, New Zealand and Canada will be fast tracked under the Bali… Audio

New Zealand artist and musician; a founder member of the Australian group Mental as Anything, his designs were instrumental in the success of surfwear company Mambo Graphics, and he has an ongoing… Audio

Executive director of the New Zealand International Arts Festival, and former manager of Limbs Dance Company and the Royal New Zealand Ballet Company, Audio

Singer/songwriter who is back in the music industry after 12 years with a self-released collector's edition album package that includes signed and numbered CDs, a vinyl LP, pictorial booklet, and two… Audio

The union representing primary school teachers is playing down reports that it's done a deal with the Government over national standards. Audio

American singer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, who is touring New Zealand with Irish and New Zealand compatriots as Two Oceans Trio. Audio

New Zealand's chances of making it to soccer's World Cup for only the second time ever come to a head this weekend. Audio