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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

Writer in Residence at Victoria University who is working on a play about Mark Twain's 1895 lecture tour of New Zealand. Audio

New Zealand's best-loved dancer Sir Jon Trimmer is poised to celebrate his 50 year career playing the lead role in Don Quixote. Audio

The country's growing ethnic communities are being picked to have their biggest influence yet on the election outcome. Audio

The outgoing director of Artspace, one of New Zealand's pre-eminent non-collecting contemporary art institutions. Audio

Eddie Adcock has created musical and medical history by continuing to play his banjo, while undergoing brain surgery. Audio

English bass guitarist who plays with Latin jazz fusion group subject2change, and lectures in music at the University of Otago. Audio

The Green Party says 18 councils are spraying a highly toxic insecticide on sports fields throughout the country. Audio

General Director of NBR New Zealand Opera, which is presenting Janacek's opera Jenufa in Auckland and Wellington. Audio

Social and cultural historian whose 1999 book, A Distant Feast: a History of New Zealand's Cuisine, has just been republished. Audio

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

Co-owner of fashion business world,and author of tell-all memoir,All That Glitters. Audio

Award-winning theatre director, author, and teacher of theatre history, practical theatre and directing. Audio

New Zealand blues musician who just released his first album (with accompanying DVD) after 35 years. Audio

Software freedom activist visiting New Zealand to help promote the use, dissemination and ideals of free software. Audio

The decision means Williams will be in contempt of court if he proceeds to play in a friendly match for Toulon. Audio

A survey in Britain has revealed that children are increasingly being denied the chance of 'adventurous play'. Audio