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Rugby correspondent live from London with news and reaction following the post-match media conference. Audio

The All Blacks are through to the Rugby World Cup final after beating South Africa by 20 points to 18. Alexander Bisley is covering the Rugby World Cup for media including the Guardian, Slate, The BBC… Audio

The reaction to the All Black drubbing of Les Bleus in Cardiff. Audio

Rugby correspondent sets the stage in Cardiff prior to the All Blacks-France quarter final. Audio

Sports writer Alexander Bisley updates us on the state of play for the Rugby World Cup. Who's through? Who's not? Audio

Alexander Bisley has been reporting on the tournament and was at the game. Audio

Reviews 'People, Places, Things' and 'A Walk In The Woods'. Audio

The prolific horror filmmaker Wes Craven, who directed the slasher classic "A Nightmare on Elm Street," has died He was 76. Alexander Bisley talks about his life and work. Audio

Reviewing 'Ricki and the Flash' and 'Banksy does New York'. Audio

Alexander has been to see Southpaw and Banksy on our behalf. Audio

Amy, Irrational Man, and 5-6 rapidfire NZIFF picks. Audio

The All Blacks have left the mark on Soldier Field in Chicago 74 - 6. Alexander Bisley is a rugby and cultural writer for publications such as The Guardian, North and South, and The Lumiere Reader… Audio

Alexander Bisley reports in from the Toronto Film Festival to tell us how New Zealand's films are faring in this hugely competitive and potentially lucrative event for filmmakers. Audio

Simon Morris invites two fellow-critics to discuss the role of the movie reviewer. His guests are Sarah McMullan, film reviewer for Afternoons with Jim Mora, and Alexander Bisley, editor at large for… Audio

Alexander Bisley reviews 'Blue is the Warmest Colour', 'Dallas Buyers Club' and 'Labor Day'. Audio

Alexander Bisley tells us what he thinks of new films: '12 Years a Slave', 'Mandela' and 'Saving Mr Banks'. Audio

'Nebraska', 'American Hustle' and 'Last Vegas'. Audio

Alexander Bisley reviewing Wait Until Dark which is on at Wellington's Circa Theatre. Audio