Charlotte Graham

Reviewed by Charlotte Graham. Audio

Charlotte Graham reviews the debut novel by cult indie musician John Darnielle of The Mountain Goats. He's expert at narrative songs with detailed portraits of characters, and lyrics that plumb the… Audio

Comedian and actor Russell Brand expands on an fiery interview on BBC's Newsnight a year ago, in which he took on legendary interviewer Jeremy Paxman. In it, Brand lamented the state of the world and… Audio

Charlotte Graham reviews "The Magisterium: The Iron Trial", by Cassandra Clare and Holly Black (Doubleday, RRP $34.99). It's a new YA fantasy novel that's the first in a planned five-book series… Audio

Read by Charlotte Graham [Topics] music, arts Music details: John Johnson-Galliard to the Delight Pavan (Naxos 8.550776) Audio

Broadway Baby, the largest review-website for the Edinburgh Festivals, has been good to several New Zealand shows there. Charlotte Graham spoke to Frankie Goodway, the Fringe Editor for Broadway Baby.

Producer William McKegg discovers some uniquely Pasifika problems in the Edinburgh Fringe show The Factory. He talks to RNZ's festival reporter, Charlotte Graham. Audio

The Factory is a Pasifika musical that tells the story of immigrant Samoan factory workers in South Auckland in the 1970s, and it's being performed at the Edinburgh Festival. Radio New Zealand… Audio

Four-star reviews, sell-out shows, and an American producer flying over to check out an act. Audio

Charlotte Graham, RNZ's reporter in Edinburgh, chats to Sorcha Corey who's running the Edinburgh Art Festival, which this year has a strong New Zealand flavour. Audio

Producer and presenter at Radio New Zealand in Edinburgh reporting on New Zealand’s presence at the various Festivals. Audio

There are five festivals now on in Edinburgh Scotland, and Radio New Zealand producer Charlotte Graham is on a mission to attend anything and everything she can. Audio

But while the Games are over, another group of New Zealanders at the top of their field is just kicking off a Scottish campaign. Audio

Reaction to a court decision on a Dunedin man who went on to kill his children; Air New Zealand to fly into Singapore for the first time in more than eight years; and the 21st annual World Buskers… Audio

Kim Dotcom cancels his album release and birthday party after being advised it could break electoral law, and New Zealand's highest peak, Aoraki Mount Cook, is now 30 meters shorter. Audio

Papers have been filed in court taking a private prosecution against the Mayor of Auckland, Len Brown; The ACC Minister Judith Collins describes $19 million spent on health and safety contracts since… Audio

Sue Bradford is appalled that Colin Craig admits to smacking his daughter; Colin Craig replies; and Chatham Islanders at odds over mining phosphate. Audio

Coverage from Tonga after Cyclone Ian tore through; while New Zealand reflected on 2013, the third warmest year on record, with annual mean temperatures above or near average across the country. Audio

Research says a fault line off the east coast is one of the few places in the world where a 'mega-quake' could strike; and concerns about the costs of the legal battle between Fonterra and Danone. Audio

Police have investigated a video which allegedly shows a child drunk, and Fonterra to face legal proceedings both here and in Singapore. Audio