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Dr. Patricia Te Arapo Wallace from the Macmillan Brown Centre for Pacific Studies in Christchurch. Audio

Curator of the exhibition Heresy, Sedition, Obscenity - the Book Challenged. On show at the De Beer Gallery at the University of Otago. Audio

Simon takes a look at the upcoming Show Me Shorts Film Festival. Audio

Sally-Ann Spencer on translating a giant book about dwarves from German into English. Audio

Lucy Orbell visits New Plymouth's youngest art collectors at the Muka Youth Prints Exhibition, and discovers a unique approach to"dealing". Audio

An extended interview with Philippa Boyens, an integral member of the trio of filmmakers who put New Zealand on the map with the Lord of the Rings trilogy and King Kong. Philippa talks about the… Audio

Arts administrator and musician, Chris Prowse on his concept album, Trouble on the Waterfront, which looks back at the bitter Waterfront dispute of 1951. Audio

We find out what it takes to design sets for Hollywood films, from Spiderman to the animated background for Happy Feet. Marco Nero is a concept designer with an intriguing CV. Audio

Michelle Holman's latest book is entitled"Knotted". Audio

Ian Wedde is this year's Michael King Centre Writer in Residence at Auckland University. Audio

Indian artist Nalini Malani is currently exhibiting at Taranaki's Govett Brewster Gallery. Audio

Belgian chanteuse Micheline Van Houtem has made her name in the world's concert halls as a passionate singer of her countryman Jacques Brel's work. Audio

Christoph Muecher is the director of November-Kinder, the German Film Festival. Audio

Fried Bread and Golden Syrup is the name of a joint exhibition by husband and wife Tawa-based artists. Audio

Sean Plunket reviews"Live at Six", a new play which turns the tables on journalists. Audio

Martyn Sanderson - stage and screen actor, director, poet and co-founder of Wellington's Downstage Theatre, died on Wednesday 14 October. Audio

New Zealand neon artist Paul Hartigan has recycled rare glass from the 1930s to create whirling neon tubes of light that the publicity describes as looking like alien artifacts. Audio

Tania Roxborogh, author of Banquo's Son, discribed as a kind of fictional sequel to Macbeth. Audio

Wellingtonian Alice Miller has won the 2009 Katherine Mansfield short story competition. Audio

Auckland painter Penny Howard and poet Doug Poole have combined their artistic endeavours to create Atarangi Whenua. Audio

Mark Westerby reviews Miranda Harcourt and Stuart McKenzie's latest play. Audio

Antony Elworthy is a kiwi animator and he talks about his animation work. Audio

Lyne Pringle reviews Footnote Dance Company's new series. Audio

Today is the first day of Auckland Architecture Week, we speak with Christina van Bohemen. Audio