Lynn Freeman

Workbridge, together with CCS Disability Action, have just released a report that looks at disabled people in education and employment. It finds they are not receiving enough funding, and that many… Audio

We visit"The Bunker"near the top of Devonport's Mt Victoria and we meet artist Leilani Kake who's work documenting her father's political activities. Audio

Professor David Pike studies underworld civilisations from Medieval times through to the present day, in fact and in fiction. He's a fan of New Zealand photographer Wayne Barrar's series of… Audio, Gallery

As well as mining his memories and experiences, Harvey has used his garden and his thoughts on aging, through to politics and terrorist attacks, as starting points for his latest poetry collection… Audio

Artist Leilani Kakes' video installation 'Tino Rangatira Tanga' is being shown at the City Gallery Wellington. Audio

Veteran American actor who is featured at this weekends Armageddon Expo in Wellington via his character of Odo from the Star Trek series. Audio

Spokespeople from the Technicians Guild and Actors Equity discuss the issues raised by the Gallo affair and whether there will be repercussions for the industry here once word gets out. Audio

The Christchurch Parker-Hulme murder case was one of the most talked about New Zealand crimes of the 20th Century. Audio

Lynn Freeman finds out about a Russian art lover who saved his collection from the KGB and she talks with two international musical theatre high flyers here for a conference. Audio

It's almost over - after three weeks of music and mannequins, drama and dance, disappointments and revelations, the New Zealand International Festival of the Arts is into its last three days. Audio

Now for our weekly look at happenings in the arts (aside of the International festival). Audio

The New Zealand International Arts Festival is into its final week and the artistic director has left some of the biggest overseas events until last. Audio

The International Festival of the Arts has turned bookish this week, with the Writers and Readers Week under way. Audio

Time now to look at what's happening on the arts scene (aside of the NZ Festival). Audio

Central city sniper sightings surpise and shock Saturday shoppers. Audio

A musical smorgasbord is being laid on this weekend as part of the New Zealand International Arts Festival in Wellington, from the delicacy of Schubert to the grandeur of Wagner. Audio

Lynn Freeman meets English artist Anthony McCall, and the three Kiwi tenors launch out on a nationwide tour. Audio

The first three days of the New Zealand International Arts Festival in Wellington. Audio

From Mahler to revolting mannequins, shaolin monks to death defying circus acts - we will travel from the deep blue sea to outerspace, and see acts from Sweden and Ireland to India Latvia. Audio

With Lynn Freeman. She looks at the changes foreshadowed for Creative New Zealand. Audio