Nick Blake

Is NZ Football run like a suburban tennis club or a highly professional outfit producing results we can all be proud of? Audio

The people of the Aro Valley commune lose faith in their leader Curtis as he struggles to come to terms with his personal loss. Audio

While the Aldridge family and the citizens of Aro Valley celebrate the new year, the introduction of the Link-X Bill has an immediate and devastating impact. Audio

A play about the discovery of the bones of the dramatically infamous Richard III under a carpark in Leicester in 2013 and about a contemporary Richard-inspired villain who uses that very carpark. Audio

The GCSB affair continues. What might be needed is a bit of clarity about what the organisation is actually allowed to do. Maybe the PM's office can fix that? Audio

The public service continues to suffer cutbacks and this time it's the Department of Conservation. How can staff cutbacks be managed without compromising the care of our environment? Audio

United Future's Peter Dunne is not getting any support with his revenue raising ideas about taxing perks - certainly not from his coalition boss, John Key. Audio

The Government has decided on more cutbacks to DoC's staffing. How will DoCs cope? Some very creative thinking is necessary if we are to avoid compromising the care of our natural environment. Audio

Plays lead role of 19th Century adventurer Louis de Rougemont in Circa Theatre production of 'Shipwrecked'. Audio

The huia and infamous ornithologist Walter Buller come back to life in a new play by Wellington writer and director Nick Blake. Audio