Lynn Freeman

Tino Pereira from the Wellington Samoan Advisory Council and Auckland Immigration Lawyer Olinda Woodroffe comment. Audio

Young theatre director Lara Macgregor and Lucy Orbell goes on a tour of the new Auckland Art Gallery. Audio

John matches some lovely Pinot Noir with chef Catherine Bell's ham hock soup. Audio

Co-publisher and editorial director of Dish Magazine. Audio

Lynne speaks with Los Angeles Film Festival director, Rich Raddon. Audio

Peter updates on the post election situation in Zimbabwe. Audio

Australian local authority sets up cemetery in koala sanctuary so that Aussies can rest in peace the natural way. Audio

An election consultant to the Democratic Party talks about if or when Hillary Clinton will stand aside from the race. Audio

Food Safety Authority on research which shows that 58% of food doesn't match the claims on its labels. Audio

Irish Booker prize winning author will be visiting NZ for the Auckland Readers and Writers Festival. Audio

Mike Field from Fairfax reports on the Pacific region. Audio

Cathy Simon is a US Architect who specialises in urban public spaces - and reckons this country has a way to go. Audio

Carol Beaumont and Diane Forman discuss the issue of the sharp decrease in employment, especially for woman in the work force. Audio

Red Cross' s Jeremy Francis comments on the crisis and how aid is now finally trickling into Myanmar. Audio

Percussion ensemble Strike are about to premiere a new work at the Lake Taupo Arts Festival. Audio

Featuring army artist Matt Gauldie and Wellington's Toi Poneke art centre. Audio

Reuben discusses his new media of Glitter featuring in his new exhibition The Painters Lot Audio

Painter Dick Frizzell reflects his journey in illustrating Denis Glover's poem, 20 years ago. Audio

In our arts segment today Lynn Freeman talks to two men: Australian director Patrick Nolan and comic man Marv Wolfman Audio

Kiwi film producer Tim Sanders talks low-budget horror while Gareth Farr and Mike Newman extol Antarctic inspiration. Audio