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

Author of the forthcoming book,The Double Rainbow : James K Baxter,Ngati Hau,and the Jerusalem Commune. Audio

Alice Griffin Shakespearean Fellow, on the bardÂ's lost play Cardenio, playwright Thomas Middleton, castration, and polyamory. Audio

Finalist in the Lexus Song Quest 2009 and singer in the opera The Italian Girl in Algiers. Audio

Akaroa writer and accommodation provider on the Banks Peninsula Track, who has just had published her new novel, Limestone. Audio

Rebel Indian Cricket league gives players the option of breaking their contracts. Audio

The Maori XV may yet perform the haka in front of crowds in Soweto. Audio

A grand piano 'duel' with Cameron Crawford on platform 9 3/4. Audio

Garry Carnachan is the executive director, NZ Secondary Schools Sports Council. Audio

Auckland City councillors representing the city's wealthier suburbs are being accused of playing favourites. Audio

Christchurch writer and former research scientist. His book, My First Stabbing, collects some of his blogs from PublicAddress. Audio

New Zealand author, speaker, producer and broadcaster, who lectures on music industries at Birmingham City University. Audio

The Race Relations Commissioner has written to the South African Rugby Union urging it to allow the game to go ahead. Audio

Lucy Orbell reports on 'Two Day Plays' - 48 hour theatre productions - as part of the Wellington Fringe. Audio

Literacy teacher and flamenco guitar player who has self-published a book about becoming a father, fitness and food. Audio

Director of game research and development at the Institute for the Future, and designer of large-scale alternate reality games. Audio

For almost half of the country Christmas day still has religious significance. Audio

Senior lecturer in contemporary rock music at the University of Otago, and a founding member of The Verlaines. Audio

Detroit-based producer who formed militantly political electronic techno collective Underground Resistance in the late 1980s. Audio

Irish music mainstay Donal Lunny, taongo puoro master Richard Nunns, singer Iarla O'Lionaird and poet Glenn Colquhoun. Audio

British television, radio, film and standup comedy performer who is about to tour New Zealand. Audio

Musician and producer (and now professional photographer), who has rejoined Blood, Sweat and Tears after 35 years. Audio

In just over an hour Piri Weepu will lead the All Blacks on to the field against the Irish club. Audio

Novelist, playwright and filmmaker whose latest novel and film is called Show of Hands. Audio

It's Nadia's violin concert. Nat isn't helping very much. Neither is her teacher's pet cat. But the violin saves the day - and the cat. Audio