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The All Blacks face their first test tomorrow night since their defeat by France in the World Cup quarter-finals 7 months ago. Audio

Director, actor and writer, making his directorial opera debut with the New Zealand Opera tour of Hansel and Gretel. Audio

Lucy Orbell explores the inner complexities of making a multi tracked radio play. Audio

Musician Steve Abel joins Kim Hill to talk and play songs. Audio

Auckland singer-songwriter who records and performs with the Chrysalids; his new album, Flax Happy, is out next week. Audio

The best thing that most people waiting for a taxi can usually hope for is a swift ride to their destination. Audio

New Zealand born, Paris-based architect, who is one of the judging panelists of the Home of the Year award. Audio

The modelling compound that started life as a commercial wallpaper cleaner. Audio

Former Split Enz and Citizen Band member, Mike is the brains behind Play it Strange, the charitable trust intent on getting music (and ukulele) into schools. A protégée and songwriter, Anna McDonald… Audio

Lucy Orbell charts the progress of new Wellington production 'Singularity' from rewrites to dress rehearsals. Audio

Allan Thomas is a former lecturer in ethnomusicology at Victoria University,who brought gamelan music to NZ in the 1970's Audio

The Government is being accused of playing favourites with teachers by providing better pay and conditions for union members. Audio

Violinist Justine Cormack, cellist Ashley Brown, and pianist Sarah Watkins are one of New Zealand's most acclaimed chamber groups. They join Kim Hill in the studio for conversation and a live… Audio

Violinist Justine Cormack, cellist Ashley Brown, and pianist Sarah Watkins are one of NZ's most acclaimed chamber groups. They join Kim Hill in the studio for conversation and a live performance. The… Audio

Kiwi tennis sensation Marina Erakovic has guaranteed herself a place in the main draw of this year's French Open. Audio

British DJ whose Good Times Sound System is a major attraction at the Notting Hill Carnival. Audio

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

Nat Party has accused the Gov of playing politics with the proposed sale of AK International Airport because it's election year. Audio

Poet and musician who has been living in Tokyo for six years, accompanied by flautist Mitsuru Ogata. Audio

Her attacker pleaded guilty to attempted murder and other charges this morning. Audio

Four members of the dub-soul collective with the longest charting local album in history have a chat with Kim Hill, and drop some live tracks. Audio

Playwright, screenwriter (Scarfies), stand-up comic and author; his first novel, 'Two Little Boys', is about to be published. Audio

Theatre production designer and Segway enthusiast. Audio

One half of the comical composers 'Flight of the Conchords' chooses his favourite songs. Audio

Playing favourites with Andrew Penman who formed the roots/dub/electronic group Salmonella Dub. Audio