Caitlin Cherry

The interpreter for New Zealand's reconstruction team in Afghanistan says he's desperate. Audio

Drunken youths attack police officers in Dargaville. Social services agencies say they're under more stress than ever and in the US, gun rights advocates call for Talk show host Piers Morgan to be… Audio

We asked the Ministry of Education if rules are needed to restrict teachers' access to children after hours. Audio

Jazz trombonist Rodger Fox has been entertaining jazz fans in New Zealand and around the world for almost three decades. He formed his first band in 1974 - with a group of friends and fellow musicians… Audio

They were dubbed New Zealand's answer to the Supremes, and 'The Shevelles' scored several hits in the late 60's. Lead singer of the trio, Rangi Parker went solo in the seventies, embarking on a… Audio

This week Musical Chairs features Shane Hales. After starting out with The Pleazers in the 1960's, 'Shane' went solo in '68 -within a year he'd reached the top of the charts with the hit 'Saint Paul'… Audio

In Musical Chairs this week we feature part two of a two part programme on one of the icons of New Zealand entertainment, Sir Howard Morrison. In last week's programme, Sir Howard talked of his… Audio

Musical chairs features one of the first New Zealand artists to hit the big time - Ray Columbus helped change the face of New Zealand pop music. Ray Columbus and the Invaders scored successive top 10… Audio