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We talk to Anne Rodda and Maggie Gresson, members of a new working party set up to make sure the arts get a fair go under the new Auckland super city structure. Audio

We take you through the flash revamped main gallery at the Christchurch Art Gallery, which will house old favourites and hidden treasures in the gallery's collection. Audio

Richard Chen See is currently working with our School of Dance graduates on their end of year show - 'Airs'. Audio

Laura Soloman releases her latest novel about a giantess, 'An Imitation of Life', and New Zealand writers share some of their childhood memories in a book edited by Graeme Lay called 'Way Back When… Audio

Margaret Mahy's magical verse is collected into one magical book by editor Tessa Duder and illustrator, David Elliot. Audio

A theatrical look at the life of one of the world's greatest and most scandalous librettists, Lorenzo de Ponte. Audio

Lucy Orbell signs up for National Novel Writing month or "nanorwimo", an annual worldwide event that challenges people to write a novel in a month. Audio

Gavin McLean talks about curating 'The Cabinet Makers' - a new exhibition in the Capital, at Shed 11. Audio

Auckland's Silo Theatre harks back to the Theatre Corporate days of pushing the theatrical boundaries and reintroducing the ensemble model. Hear the full story from Silo's Oliver Driver. Audio

Gareth Wiley has four Woody Allen films on his CV and is currently in New Zealand working on the UK-NZ Co-pro movie 'Tracker' starring Ray Winstone. Audio

Keith Clancy's solo show opens at The Lane Gallery in Auckland this week. Audio

An extended interview with novelist and short story writer Patricia Grace. Audio

"Death and the Dreamlife of Elephants"is a new play on soon at Bats Theatre. Audio

The Grand Final of the comedy-competition series"Stand up and be counted". Audio

Pip Hall is the 2009 winner of the Bruce Mason playwriting Award. Audio

Neil Pardington's latest exhibition is entitled"The Vault". Audio

The Julian and Josie Robertson"Promised Gift: An Exclusive Preview"has just opened at the Auckland Art Gallery. Audio

Eva Radich, Lyne Pringle and Simon Sweetman assess the 2010 New Zealand International Arts Festival programme. Audio

Rachael and Jonathan King are creative siblings who have taken different paths into their respective worlds of books and film. Audio

A new play by British playwright Roy Smiles got its world premiere at Christchurch's Court Theatre this weekend. Reviewer Alan Scott went for a look. Audio

Artist Chris Welsby literally lets the natural forces if time and weather direct his films. His exhibition is on at the MIC Toi Rerehiko Gallery in Auckland. Audio

The extraordinary works of film-maker, sculptor, painter and poet - Len Lye Audio

Murray Khouri reviews the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra's premiere of Leif Segerstam's 191st Symphony. Audio

TJ McDonald, Benjamin Crellin and Jim Stanton face off in the grand final next week. Audio

An unique collaboration between an artist and a video director, that allows a rare examination of the whole creative process. Audio