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87 year old artuist Don Peebles explains his move to earthy tones in his abstractionist artwork Audio

Lawyer Rick Sherba from Lowndes Jordan explains the fishhooks for NZ writers of the Google Book Settlement Audio

Andrew Mcintyre is taking ideas from here on audience growth, internationally Audio

Artist Marcia Lyons' art installlation incorporating sounds of Humpback whales Audio

NZ artist John Edgar's exhibit Ballast has just opened at the Edinburgh Art Festival Audio

Jeremy Ryder is one of the artists who worked on new stop motion and 3D film Coraline Audio

Michael Stedman from documentary makers NHNZ explains the move to Dowling Street in Dunedin Audio

Wellington-based Pasifika company The Conch's new show The Conchus Season Audio

Lee Christofis is the Curator of Dance at the National Library of Australia. Audio

Silent movie pianist and composer. Audio

Elizabeth O'Connor reviewing 'Once and for all we're gonna tell you who we are so shut up and listen'. Audio

Rae McGregor's book is called 'Nitescope' and it's published by Glen Innes Publications. Audio

Tim Upperton is a past winner of the New Zealand Listener's National Poetry Day Competition and Takahe's poetry competition. Audio

Diana Bridge's collection 'Aloe' is an Auckland University Press Publication. Audio

French and Saunders wrap up their sell-out Auckland season tonight, tomorrow and Tuesday at the Civic. Audio

Steven Snells's 'The Keeper' has it's New Zealand premiere at the Pumphouse Theatre in Auckland on Wednesday. Audio

Karangahapi road is quickly becoming an art hub. Audio

Berard Bories is President of the Cinema des Antipodes Festival, which for 11 years has played Kiwi and Australian films in St. Tropez in the south of France. Audio

La Sylphide is one of the great romantic ballets, Lyne Pringle went along to have a look. Audio

Briar March has proven once again that our film-makers are building an enviable reputation overseas. Audio

Gray Niccol was one of the pioneers of what was in the 1970's cutting edge comtempary art. Audio

Sarah Nunn from Shakespeare's Globe in London on the continuing relevance of The Bard in schools. Audio

Lincoln Gould from Booksellers ponders the future of selling books in NZ. Audio

The Lustre Jug sees Bernadette Hall exploring her links with North Queensland and Ireland. Audio

The Summer King is the new poetry collection from Joanna Preston. Audio