Justin Gregory

The Curiosity Rover and its successful landing on Mars have triggered a wave of enthusiasm for space exploration. The KiwiSpace Foundation hopes to capitalise on that with the inaugural New Zealand… Audio

Tiffany Singh is an installation artist whose work encompasses Eastern and Western spiritual beliefs. As Justin Gregory found out, it also seems to involve bees. Audio

How long does it take to train an actor? Toi Whakaari in Wellington and Unitec in Auckland offer three-year degree courses, but a new drama school in Auckland says one year of high-intensity… Audio

The actors behind the country's newest drama school, Auckland based The Actors Program, say they know what the industry needs and they can prove it. Audio

For forty years and almost 400 hymns, Dunedin composer Colin Gibson has been praising his God through song. Staunchly Kiwi and fiercely liberal in his writing, he's strived to use the imagery and the… Audio

A selection of primary industry stories from throughout the week. Audio

In the North Island, Hawkes Bay's apple orchards are in full bloom. On the mainland tailing's all but finished in coastal areas while hill farmers are well into lambing. Audio

A selection of primary industry stories from throughout the week. Audio

In the North Island intermittent rain showers have been interrupting docking, while in the South farmers have been busy preparing ground for winter feed crops. Audio

In this final episode of this New Zealand Society series produced by Justin Gregory, Krull gets a taste of home while visiting German settlers in Nelson. But first, he casts his eye over race… Audio

Wellington, 1859. German immigrant Friedrich Krull writes a series of letters home to his mother. Those letters have now been published. An Indescribable Beauty is the name of the book and also of our… Audio

Friedrich Krull ventures out of Wellington for the first time in search of wild bush, exotic birdlife and "dangerous natives". Audio

Wellington, 1859, and a young German immigrant by the name of Friedrich August Krull writes a series of letters home to his mother. More than century later, those letters have been collected in a new… Audio

One in six people worldwide will suffer a stroke at some point in their life, and researchers at the University of Auckland hope that their work will lead to better individualised treatment for stroke… Audio

Bibles in Schools; sound values teaching for children or indoctrination by stealth? The final episode in a two-part series. Audio

Auckland's Snake Pit is an art space located in an empty shop in the centre of the city. Snake Pit houses galleries, studio spaces, clothing designers and an all-ages underground music venue. Audio

Bibles in Schools; sound values teaching for children or indoctrination by stealth? Audio

NZ's sound art community has plenty to make noise about right now, with the publication of Erewhon Calling, a history of local experimental music. To celebrate, publishers and sound art advocates… Audio

When Wellington film maker Catherine Bisley missed out on this year's Script to Screen Scholarship, a special award was created just for her - a coveted spot as a production assistant with New York… Audio

An internship with an American film company helps local director and Wellington film maker Catherine Bisley know what she doesn't want to do. Audio