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Jonathan West reviews Tangata Ngai Tahu Vol 2, from the Ngai Tahu Archive Team, published by BWB Audio

Harry Ricketts reviews Elizabeth Finch by Julian Barnes, published by Penguin Random House NZ Audio

Ash Davida Jane reviews Meat Lovers by Rebecca Hawkes, published by Auckland University Press Audio

Ralph McAllister reviews Harbouring by Jenny Pattrick, published by Penguin Audio

Academic, writer, journalist and editor Julianne Schultz's book The Idea of Australia takes looks at what her country represents. She asks some critical questions including : What defines the soul of… Audio

With characters who include a pirate of low morals but high cheekbones and a witch who's also an excellent pick pocket and a keen bibliophile, you can tell you're in for a wild ride. India Holton's… Audio, Gallery

Martene McCaffrey of Unity Books Auckland reviews Harrow by Joy Williams, published by Allen and Unwin NZ Martene says: Harrow is "A darkly funny story of a teenage girl navigating the post… Audio

Louise Ward of Wardinis Bookshop in Havelock North reviews The Stranger Times by CK McDonnell (2nd in This Charming Man series), published by Penguin. Audio

Lisa Finucane reviews 'Threads of Caring, A History of the Anglican Trust for Women and Children' by Ruth Greenaway and Megan Hutching, published by the Anglican Trust for Women and Children. Audio

Today librarian at Diocesan School for Girls, Catherine Ross is talking about a favourite theme for students right now, Crime! Audio

Sonja de Friez reviews Matrix by Lauren Groff, published by Penguin Random House NZ Audio

Bruce McKenzie of Bruce McKenzie Booksellers in Palmerston North reviews The Fish by Lloyd Jones, published by Penguin Random House Audio

Carole Beu of the Women's Bookshop in Ponsonby reviews Lessons in Chemistry by Bonnie Garmus, published by Penguin Random House Audio

Fifty years ago today, University of Otago researchers began to study over 1,000 Dunedin babies born in 1972 and 1973. The Dunedin Study, as its known, is now the world's longest-running… Video, Audio, Gallery

Chris Tse reviews The Pistils by Janet Charman, published by Otago University Press. Audio

Harry Broad reviews Letters to You by Jazz Thornton, published by Penguin Random House NZ. Audio

Elisabeth Easther reviews Breathless by Amy McCulloch, published by Penguin Random House NZ Audio

Cynthia Morahan brought all her energy to making Daybreak a delightful experience for RNZ Concert listeners. We know her voice and companionship will be missed from the early hours of the morning.

Mary Fawcett of Schrödinger's Books in Petone reviews Sticky by Laurie Winkless, published by Bloomsbury Audio