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The Pukerua Bay writer is being remembered at an exhibition of his work at Pataka in Porirua. Audio

Julie Helean's novelJulie Helean's novel The Open Accounts of an Honesty Box is published by the Ear of Seacliff Art Workshop. Audio

Damien Woolnough and three other judges were at the iD International Emerging Designer Awards in Dunedin. Audio

Georgina White, who's been working on the exhibition Mr Jones' Wives, War Brides of New Zealand Serviceman. It opens on Friday at the Auckland War Memorial Museum. Audio

At the helm of one of teh Ministries that may find itself squeezed is Lewis Holden, CEO of the Ministry for Culture and Heritage. Audio

Riverside Drive premieres on Tuesday at the Hawea Flat Hall as part of the Festival of Colour in Wanaka. Audio

Malaysian born Hamiltonian Arun Subra-ma-iam won the award for his play, Hero. Audio

Charles Browne, patron and best friend of the romantic poet John Keats is buried in Taranaki and that friendship is being marked this weekend in New Plymouth. Audio

Auckland Jeweller Octavia Cook's show Shangri-la is on at the Anna Miles Gallery in Auckland. Audio

Lenny Feinberg, the producer of Docomentary The Art Of The Steal. Showing as part of the World Cinema Showcase, playing in Auckland, Wellington and Dunedin this month. Audio

Fifteen years and $21 Million later the Q Theatre has opened for public tours of it's nearly completed auditorium. Audio

Uther Dean reviews the latest play from the stable of Wellington Theatre Company, The Spy Who Wouldn't Die Again. Audio

Professor Robin Clark is a scientist based at University College, London, and is an expert on Raman microscopy in forensic archaeology. Professor Clark tells Chris that he has used pigment analysis to… Audio

Hoang Pham is in concert on Tuesday at the Auckland Town Hall Concert Chamber as part of the New Zealand International Piano Festival. Audio

Siobhan Harvey's poetry collection Lost Relatives is published by Steele Roberts. Audio

Emma Neale's Fosterling, published by Vintage, introduces NZ to a young man with a dense hairy pelt, who arouses the interests of journalists, the public and medical profession. Audio

Nina Katchadourian's exhibition 'Seat Assignment' has just opened at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery. Audio

Grandson of Robert Falcon Scott, composer Julian Evans visited Antarctica over summer and is working to recreate a magic lantern presentation which along with the ice flutes projects, will mark… Audio

A new jewel in the crown of the film industry in Wellington is promising to bring old world glamour and magic into cinema-going. Sonia Yee gets a tour with Jamie Selkirk and Tania Rodger from Stone… Audio

Extended interview with Aaron Schneider from 'At The Movies'' about his new film 'Get Low'. Audio

Ben Mandelson, one of the founders of Womex who's been checking out NZ acts at Womad in New Plymouth among other places. Audio

The Art of Science, curated by Rebecca Priestly, opens at Shed 11 in Wellington on Thursday and will be travelling around the country until 2013. Audio

The Art of Science, curated by Rebecca Priestley, opens at Shed 11 in Wellington on Thursday and will be travelling around the country until 2013. Audio