Lynn Freeman

Shares his recipies for Roasted Gurnard with Green Olives and Salsa Cruda and Dinner Rush Sausage and Peppers with Pasta. Audio

With Laila Harre and Matthew Hooten. Audio

Update from the Police media conference. Audio

Written by Peter Carey. Published by Random House Australia. Reviewed by Graham Beattie. Audio

Observer journalist who traveled world on motorbike after a drunken vow. Audio

This week a rare interview with arts patron and collector James Wallace. Audio

Lynn Freeman hosts a panel discussion called"Pictures of War"recorded at last year's Tauranga Arts Festival. Audio

Documentary maker Leanne Pooley talks about her latest work and the late Len Lye is stirring up some local emotions. Audio

Grant Smithies is passionate about New Zealand music and he writes about it with eloquence and honesty. He's interviewed most if not all of our big names over the years for a range of publications. As… Audio

This year marks the 10th anniversary of the 'Morrison Music Trust' record label, headed by financier and arts patron, Lloyd Morrison. The Morrison Trust record label has produced CDs from Beethoven to… Audio

In Musical Chairs today we'll hear the final chapter in the story of the making of the Tuwhare CD, where selected musicians have each chosen a poem by the venerable Maori poet Hone Tuwhare and set it… Audio

In this second part of a three programme series on the making of the Tuwhare CD, singer/songwriter Charlotte Yates works on her own musical interpretation of a poem by the iconic Maori poet. You'll… Audio

In 2000 Charlotte Yates released the Baxter CD, with the poetry of James K Baxter set to contemporary music by selected artists. Now she's done it again, but this time with living treasure and New… Audio

Today Musical Chairs features John Hanlon. By 1976 the Malaysian-born singer-songwriter had won a swag of music awards and sold more records than any other NZ artist, with hits including Damn the Dam… Audio

Two decades before Ricky Martin came on the scene Kantuta was turning New Zealanders on to passionate and infectious Latino rhythms. Chilean brothers Alvaro and Eduardo Diaz founded the group after… Audio

Two decades before Ricky Martin came on the scene Kantuta was turning New Zealanders on to passionate and infectious Latino rhythms. Chilean brothers Alvaro and Eduardo Diaz founded the group after… Audio

The winner of this year's Classical section of the New Zealand Music Awards was Wellington-based composer, John Psathas. His CD, Rhythm Spike, is the culmination of more than a decade of composition… Audio

For the best part of two decades, Ardijah has championed funk, regardless of the fickle fashions of the music world. After hitting the charts with covers of 'Silly Love Songs' and 'Love So Right'… Audio

For three decades Marg Layton, New Zealand's Queen of the Blues, has sung not just Blues but also Jazz, Gospel and Folk in smoky bars and cafes, at Festivals and in concert halls. Her long awaited… Audio